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  • AFEDslayer

    #1

    Custom PC cases-

    Well i might be in the market for a new pc case, and im looking for something that will realy wow people. Does anyone know any cool sites that have all sorts of cases, besides newegg(ive looked through all of them), maybe someone can tell me some popular models and or brandnames. Thanks, slayer.
  • LoD

    #2
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    Aspire = garbage

    Good stuff

    Cooler master
    Lian-Li
    antec
    silverstone

    are some good brands

    here is a nice site (there are many out there)
    The worlds largest selection of PC modification supplies. Offers computer pc cases, pc and computer cooling systems, cpu coolers, power supplies and custom pc mods for best computer performance and cooling.

    Its nice that you can add aftermarket stuff, or order a complete custom case from these guys

    another

    The best deals on computers, computer parts, desktops, laptops, electronics, tablets, software, gaming, hard drives, CPUs, motherboards, cables, and much more. With fast shipping and great customer service from Houston, Texas!

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    • AFEDslayer

      #3
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      I have an aspire now, and i LOVE it lol. Ive been checking out frozencpu earlier, but i will check our directtron. thanks for the help.

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      • sackynut

        #4
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        www.xoxide.com has many good and cool cases. many of them they made themselves I would definitly check it out.

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        • imported_Wreck

          #5
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          Some cases I like:

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          • Sir. MatDef
            Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 2899

            #6
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            Originally posted by Wreck
            Those are really nice. If you just want an umodded case to work on, most people like lan-li. My personal favorite is the Thermaltake Tsunami case.

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            • lonegunm4n

              #7
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              I used to have all my Compaq components in a Logisys case, but the case broke rather easily and really didn't look that good.

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              • Eddy01741

                #8
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                Originally posted by Sir. MatDef
                Those are really nice. If you just want an umodded case to work on, most people like lan-li. My personal favorite is the Thermaltake Tsunami case.
                Nice, same here, i got the Thermaltake Tsunami. ANyways, for beginner case modders, Lian-Li is the way to go. On Frozencpu u can buy replacement parts if u mess up, also, they are very proven and are very durable. Also, you shoulda seen what some guy did to his ANtec Super-Lanparty (i think that's the right name) he modded it to the ultimate-Doom 3 gaming machine, i don't have the link, but somebody else has to.

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                • BoloMarkXXX

                  #9
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                  My son has a big bucket of LEGO's I'm gunna glue 1 together for my next build.

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                  • sackynut

                    #10
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                    ^ lol good luck with that. I saw one of those before in some magazine. its pretty hard though.

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                    • TraviSavvy

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                      Originally posted by SickieWifeBeater
                      My son has a big bucket of LEGO's I'm gunna glue 1 together for my next build.
                      I did that once! It was fun.

                      Anyway, I have an Aspire X-Pack which, if you are considering mATX, is great. It's a little bit flimsly sometimes, but it has to be that way if it is going to be lightweight. I have had no quality problems yet...

                      EDIT: I hadn't looked at your specs... I see you have a nice mobo, so I doubt you would go mATX. But I, like you, like my Aspire.

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                      • Razorbladehaze

                        #12
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                        My suggestion is to buy a plain, well ventalated case, and make the customizations yourself. Provided that you have tools to do such a thing, a dremmel or rotozip is usually all you need. That is the only true way to have a custom case unelss you go to a custom computer place that will customize it for you.

                        Any case from a manufacturer is just cookie cutter crap that is like the ohter hundreds right off the assembly line. It is what you do with your case that makes it custom.

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                        • Heavy552 AWG

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                          I am considering a case where you can upgrade from Air Cooling to Liquid any time in the future. (When the wife has had enough of the 4 Jet Turbines roaring in her head.) It's a full tower in the Thermaltake line. I am researching other similar cases. The power supply will be a 1 Kilowatt unit from www.xoxide.com.

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                          • Sir. bzb
                            Member
                            • Oct 2006
                            • 524

                            #14
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                            ive been in awe of this case ever since i was first pointed to this thread
                            http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=802808
                            Some useful links in there

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                            • <}US{>Mother

                              #15
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                              check out my systemm Enough Said
                              thermaltake Rocks

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