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PC hardware sales and good deals (RETAIL or ONLINE sales NOT personal sales) ....

Discussion in 'Building a new PC' started by greensman, Jun 11, 2008.

  1. abuzar1

    abuzar1 Senior member

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    ewwwww, thats is NOT how to paint a case... :( noobs
     
  3. greensman

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    You're such a n00b!!!! hehehee. ;P NO it's painted with a spray can and it's flat black as to absorb light NOT reflect it. :D

    ...gm
     
  4. spamual

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    btu if you look at it her clearly didnt use spray, you can see brush strokes. what idiot paints their case w.o primer and proper spray?
     
  5. greensman

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    I wasn't there but looking at it to me, it seems the marks you are seeing are either sandpaper marks or from "scratching" the paint with normal "use". ;) I've seen a few things painted with brush and spray can and that case would have RUNS all over it if it was painted by brush. A quick look didn't reveal anything that resembles a run. ;) My take on it at least. ;)

    boozer PM that guy and ask. :p

    ....gm
     
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    It's marked to hell, ugh, no thanks!
     
  7. abuzar1

    abuzar1 Senior member

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    I asked, it's spray painted.

    Also, I didn't notice any marks on the outside of the case. W/E. Just thought I would let oyu guys know.

    I probably would never buy it because it's not that great for cooling.
     
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    thanks for asking.. now spamuel you hush... hehehe. ;P

    boozer the only way i would consider that case is FREE shipping and "water" cooling. lol. It has terrible air flow and one of the worst from CM if you ask me. ;) The stackers and the RC series (590 & 690) have great air flow and I'd have NO PROBLEMS recommending either one to any body. :D

    ....gm
     
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    Yeah, but it's sooo good looking!, just like my signature photo!
     
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    I appreciate the styling of the CM cases, but much like a lot of the cheaper cases out there, it didn't look as good in real life as it did in the review images and CGI shots. Cases like the NZXTs, Lian-Lis and the Antec P182 actually look better in real life.
     
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    The RC690 looks pretty nice. The Tempest on the other hand looks badass!

    But you said they aren't good for cable management? That's a total deal breaker for me, even since I found out how awesome neat cables look.
     
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    Older NZXT cases weren't, I don't know about the Tempest.
     
  14. spamual

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    this is the reason i have been banging on about the antec 1200, black interior, superb cooling, and the cablemanagement of a god
     
  15. abuzar1

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    IDK, I might just get it. Let me read some reviews lol.
     
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    and the price tag only a god can afford too... As my experiment with the 900 proved, the level of cooling with the 1200 will be completely unnecessary.
     
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    Yeah the Antec is wayy too expensive for me to even CONSIDER. I'm a poor guy.

    It's not worth having such an expensive case. I would rather save 200 dollars and get a better CPU and video card.
     
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    Whoa, I just checked. It's about 205 shipped. That's a pretty decent price for a high end case.

    I take it back. I mean people spend a lot of money on those Thermaltake Armors. After I got mine, they were the same price as a Antec 1200 is now.
     
  19. spamual

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    the thing is if your not boozer, the case will go through many many builds over 2-3 years, before you change up. for £100 IMO its the best case you can get bar the Lian-Li PC-A17
     
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    My case has contained four mobos, two CPUs (soon to be 3), three PSUs and 6 different GPUs so far...
     

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