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Corsair Obsidian?

It's Corsair

It really doesn't have that many features besides the cable management hole placement.

I'd pay $200 for it, $250 max, no more then that though.

The only thing is has over the competition is the many wire management holes.

I could pick up a case for $500 that supports 10 hot swap SAS drives, dual PSUs and CEB server boards. To much for a PC case though, good for a server case.

I want to build a server using the case. It's the ABS Tigas. I like it's looks.

it kinda makes a little sense i guess i didnt see the long run. but still the core i7 should be one socket only. they should have just made the newer ones lga 1366

washd123

The on-die chipset is also what helps decrease the manufacturing cost for the motherboards and for the CPUs somewhat.

the new socket is whats confusing. they should have called it core i7 and kept the lga1366 socket and used the socket 1156 for the core i5 only or soemthing

washd123

That RAM won't work with that motherboard.

AM3 motherboards only support DDR3.

Here is Core i5 and Core i7 8xx pricing

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=27030690

Added more motherboards

ok i did some cable managment (which i suck in) and here it is :

ADVIL87

Why don't you run the CPU power connector like I did here?

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This is the best I got.

AMD Athlon II X2 240 2.7GHz

Gigabyte 740G mATX MotherBoard

Seagate Barracuda 320GB 7200RPM HDD

Crucial 2x1GB DDR2-800

LITE-ON SATA DVD Burner

Antec 4480B II w/Antec Earthwatts 380w

Total w/o S&H : $325.91

Total w/S&H to where I live : $350.91

Generally we don't approve of the TardOCP and Toms here.....X360PS3AMD05

Well, their good review sites and I know them from SomeThingAwful, Extreme Overclocking Forum, HardForum.com, Bit-Tech.com and overclock.net