I have an alienware that I got three years ago for high school graduation. It is time to build a new computer or upgrade and I have most of the parts picked out. The only thing is that I don't think the metal plate that the motherboard is on with come out. So is it possible to install all new parts inside the case? or is it too mushc of a hastle. thanks a bunch!
I'd just get a new case if I were you. There's plenty of good cheap stuff on the market, especially the Antec 900 and the CoolerMaster Centurion stuff.
Well I don't want to buy a case and see that it sucks, cus I already know the alienware case is boss. Then again, I would have to tear apart my current computer and im a noob at build a PC. (never doneit). If i got a new case I would essentially have two PCs as im upgrading mobo, CPU, GPU, HDD, and probably more memory. I guess i got time to decide as im not doin it until at the end of summer. (i think core 2 duo prices are falling, dont know though). thanks!
In my opinion "styled" cases are officially played out; it's time to drop the colored cases with the 'x-tream' panels, windows, and lights and time to go back to classic beige, old school generic cases.
In my opinion "styled" cases are officially played out; it's time to drop the colored cases with the 'x-tream' panels, windows, and lights and time to go back to classic beige, old school generic cases.Raggamuffin0
I bloody well agree, although I can't find anything on the market. I have memories of my old Compaq and I'd really like a cheap old school case for my current PC. Does anybody have any links to a respectable model?
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