HTPC / Desktop case for ATX psu?

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its pretty easy to get them right. the biggest problem is that the tray on most drives does have a bit of play on it and can wobble about. it may or may not cause problems. it didnt on mine:)

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Will have a modular PSU as suggested in my last post... ;)

It's a cracking PSU for the price, picked it up at something ridiculous like £35-£40 new... *from competitor*.

Agreed the silver looks nicer, and with the stick on drive front it could well be an option, but everything else here is black so it would kinda look out of place...

Looking at one of the threads here, from the pics i think things will fit perfectly fine, my main concern now is the choice of fans of whether to use volt mods....

EDIT:: Pics above are those i saw before, perfect example of build and space... thanx james... ;)
 
james.miller said:
its pretty easy to get them right. the biggest problem is that the tray on most drives does have a bit of play on it and can wobble about. it may or may not cause problems. it didnt on mine:)

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What am I seeing there James? Is that a trick of the light or has that upper drive bezel got some white **** on it?
 
the silverstone CW01 is almost identical in look, but with quality flip down drive bays.

got one on my wall currently (see log) - far from tooless but does the job with style

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Well finally got my Lascala elsewhere as Overclockers didnt have the model i wanted and when they did stock it the price was more then elsewhere.

The build quality is amazing and the looks is also very sleak.

The only problem i have with the case is restrictiveness caused by the 3.5 cage in the middle due to the positioning of sata ports etc on my mobo.

Regardless i still got everything installed but opted to give my brother the x1800gto and stuck in a spare passive 6200LE as i will likely only use the system for downloads, converting, media sharing, music and the like.

Also purchased a Corsair 450W PSU to go into my bro's PC. CBA to write a review of the PSU but i will say again the build quality is amazing and it works wonderfully, and plenty of connectors.... The effort that went into the packaging by Corsair was a nice addition to, it gives the impression they care about quality.

Have now also put Vista onto all the systems. Since i play games i know there be a point where i must be on Vista, so i figured why wait.

No piccies as i crammed the rebuild of 2 systems into the space of an evening and chore of taking pictures did not appeal at the time.. (sorry guys)..

£70 Inc VAT for the Lascala LC17B.... could not of spent the money any better.

Thanks for all the previous comments and pics guys...
 
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