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thanks mate and are the antec 900 cases pretty easy to build on?DriftMaxThose are easy as well. Look for a standard ATX case from a good brand with a decent price and you should be fine. Key is to find a case that suits you. You are going to look at it for a long time, so it's better to get one that looks good for you AND is easy for installation and upgrading.
[QUOTE="theragu40"]Also no longer chatting with the plebes, I see.DirkVDV01I don't understand. What's the problem? lol, no problem at all. I was just seeing that you responded to the OP, but not to me...but then again, my comment was a tad off-topic :). I wasn't upset, just trying (and failing) to be funny. Don't mind me, I just don't know how to handle my own insignificance :-D
[QUOTE="DirkVDV01"][QUOTE="theragu40"]Also no longer chatting with the plebes, I see.theragu40I don't understand. What's the problem? lol, no problem at all. I was just seeing that you responded to the OP, but not to me...but then again, my comment was a tad off-topic :). I wasn't upset, just trying (and failing) to be funny. Don't mind me, I just don't know how to handle my own insignificance :-D That's OK. Wanna hug to make you feel better? :P
Besides getting a standard ATX case, my only advice is to make sure that the drive bays fit rom drives or floppy drive securely. IÂ picked an Antec case and, any time that I move my rig, the DVD/CD drive slides back and forth.roulettethedog
Which case do you have ? Is it the slk3000b ? That's the case I want to get for my next pc.
http://www.directcanada.com/products/?sku=10370AC2038&vpn=SLK3000B&manufacture=ANTEC
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