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Originally posted by: Matthias99
Originally posted by: quizzelsnatch
http://www.newegg.com/app/view...=11-171-053&DEPA=0
Best. Case. Ever.
Please tell me you're joking. That's gotta be one of the ugliest cases I've ever seen, and the PSU (just based on the ratings on the rails) looks to be crap.
I'm gonna go with Lian-Li. Although I haven't personally seen any of the high-end Coolermaster cases. Antec does not really impress me.
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: Matthias99
Originally posted by: quizzelsnatch
http://www.newegg.com/app/view...=11-171-053&DEPA=0
Best. Case. Ever.
Please tell me you're joking. That's gotta be one of the ugliest cases I've ever seen, and the PSU (just based on the ratings on the rails) looks to be crap.
I'm gonna go with Lian-Li. Although I haven't personally seen any of the high-end Coolermaster cases. Antec does not really impress me.
*nod*, I think only someone under 12 could like that thing.
Anyway, Antec for me. I prefer a modest look to my PC, a high quality ergonomic case and a good psu, all for a good price.
Originally posted by: quizzelsnatch
http://www.newegg.com/app/view...=11-171-053&DEPA=0
Best. Case. Ever.
Originally posted by: nick1985
Originally posted by: quizzelsnatch
http://www.newegg.com/app/view...=11-171-053&DEPA=0
Best. Case. Ever.
Ugliest. Case. Ever
My lian-Li may be of good quality, but their cooling solution is horrible. Thays why I would never rate them high (at least in the case that I got, $300, and I have to drill extra holes and put in 2 120mm fans to keep the motherboard from meltdown, or leave the case cover off)Originally posted by: Anubis
Lian Li > *
Originally posted by: CraigRT
CoolerMaster and Lian-Li are bar none the best.
Antec is great for superior functionality and quality, but for aluminum good looks and quality, Lian-Li and CM cannot be touched.
Lian Li (forget the exact model but it was in the region of $160-200 without ps) with Gigabyte motherboard installed here...and pci cards have never fit correctly. I have to cut a piece off the card front part to allow them to seat fully. Other than that and the flimsy drive placeholders Lian Li are good quality. Personally i am more impressed with Antec, though I have a problem with their overly confusing system of cables to allow the front lights to work (hdd and so on)...but maybe that was the motherboard (Shuttle AN35N) in that situationOriginally posted by: AmdEmAll
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: AmdEmAll
How the hell is Antec winning... that makes no sense. People that havn't used Lian Li or Coolermaster I guess.
The sonata is ridiculously quiet
So is my Lian Li PC-61 with 4 panaflos.
Antec makes nice cases, no doubt about that but if you compare the quality of them you cannot beat LianLi/Coolermaster.
You pay for that quality though.
Originally posted by: halfadder
I like Antec: good clean design, good reliable power supplies, and good prices. My only complaint about Antec are the **LOUD** fans their cases sometimes ship with!! (But a few SilenX fans fixes that!!)
Originally posted by: Markfw900
My lian-Li may be of good quality, but their cooling solution is horrible. Thays why I would never rate them high (at least in the case that I got, $300, and I have to drill extra holes and put in 2 120mm fans to keep the motherboard from meltdown, or leave the case cover off)Originally posted by: Anubis
Lian Li > *
First, all it has is a 120mm fan in the middle of the case at the back that runs at 2000rpm. I have 2 2.2 ghz Opterons and an X800pro video card ALL ABOVE THAT FAN and without the side cover off, they go to 79c and over (shut it down to stop meltdown) I have a witness also, Duvie was over her. Maybe he didn;t look real close, but believe me, it is the worst cooling solution ever made at $300 with NO PSU !!!! Check the pictures !!!!!Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: Markfw900
My lian-Li may be of good quality, but their cooling solution is horrible. Thays why I would never rate them high (at least in the case that I got, $300, and I have to drill extra holes and put in 2 120mm fans to keep the motherboard from meltdown, or leave the case cover off)Originally posted by: Anubis
Lian Li > *
ehh What?
ive never had any cooling issues, the PC-65B 480mm fans great cooling and its quiet
th ebigger ones use 120mm fans without cutting and they are fine
Originally posted by: Edward Lee
Thermaltake Tsunami Dream...
Originally posted by: Markfw900
No with the 2 extra fans I added, its 60c. But with the case cover off, its 50c. There is NO place at the top of the case for all that hot air to get out, its physics, its a bad design !!!! There should have been 2 fans going straight out the top at 2000rpm, and then it might have worked !