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Article #2207Re: Looking for ATX Case and Power Supply
From: merc - beta1
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 00:00
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I've got the SC750-A Full tower with 300W PS. Cost me $189. Quality construction, removeable drive cages. ETC.. This is a great tower for overclockers due to its' many fans. -- merc - beta1 govtdog@email.msn.com Matt Vaughan wrote in message <6arn44$e85$1@usenet76.supernews.com>... >You might want to look into the SuperMicro cases. I've got one and think >they are absolutely fantastic. They are, however, on the expensive side. > >Check out their site: http://www.supermicro.com. > > > >-Matt > >Randy & Debbie Skaggs wrote in message ><01bd2cea$a24bfbe0$228653d1@us61656250>... >>I'm going to build a P-II system and it looks like most P-II boards are >>ATX. I'm looking for a case with the following characteristics: >> >>1. Mid, Medium, or Full (no mini's) Tower for ATX motherboard >>2. 250W or more power supply >>3. Soft switch so system will power itself off when shutting down win95 >>4. Removable motherboard chassis with framework for expansion cards (like >>In-Win) >>5. Removable brackets for mounting internal hard drives (like Enlight) >>6. Rails to mount on internal CDROM drive (or other peripheral with >>external face) so it can be slid into bay >> >>Many people swear by In-Win, and I have used Enlight. I've also seen >>Karrie on the net, but they seem expensive (over $150). Also most people >>don't address the soft switch. >> >>I would appreciate comments and leads to brands and especially dealers. >> >>Thanks, >>Randy >>rdskaggs@tseinc.com > >
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