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too good to be true?

the raven · 2005-04-21 21:18:31

what brand is this case?? i sure as hell recognise it but can't remember who makes em... and is it a good price in your esteemed opinions? and also, is the make of PSU usually shipped with this brand decent or a sham??

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21-04-2005 10:18pm

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the raven

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what brand is this case?? i sure as hell recognise it but can't remember who makes em... and is it a good price in your esteemed opinions?
and also, is the make of PSU usually shipped with this brand decent or a sham??

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#2 21-04-2005 10:22pm
Creamy Goodness

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the case is generic so i'd imagine the psu is generic too, i wouldn't let any of my hardware near a generic psu

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#3 21-04-2005 10:23pm
Jammer

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Considering your average decent 350W PSU costs more then it alone, i'd say look elsewhere. Especially for a decent PSU. Its the basis of any solid system. Look at the Antec Sonata, its double the price of that, but its infinitely (sp?) better.

Linkage: http://www.komplett.ie/k/ki.asp?sku=305069&cks=PRL

If you want to buy in Ireland, IT Direct have them for approx €135. They're on parliment street in town.

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#4 21-04-2005 10:30pm
unklerosco

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R buy my one ;-)... u'll need a psu tho

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