Low cost Case

Richard Beer

Richard Beer

Richard Beer

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My case is too small to fit a new motherboard in which I need for my DDR2 2GB Corsair 667mhz PC5300 ram due to the fact my OEM motherboard from packard Bell doesn't like it and keeps making my pc blue screen. Does anyone know of a case that is low cost yet big enough to fit a good motherbaord in that 4 ram seats and SLI and perahps two hardrives?
 
-Nick- said:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-020-AK&groupid=701&catid=7&subcat=507
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4th'ed

not the cheapest case on the Internet but never the less it is still cheap and darn good for the price imo..

personally got my case inc psu from a competitor for £17.. now this pc is not going to be touched or opened for 2 years so i can live with it.. but if i was building a pc i was bothered about and was likely to be opening up at all then the zen would get my vote.
 
got the zen myself and for what it costs its great. Fans are a bit noisy at stock speed, got mine on a controller and can't hear them! ;)
 
Akasa Zen. The other one is only £4 less than a Lian LI PC7+, so if you have £50 that's a no-brainer too. I would definitely keep an eye on Zen pricing as you often see them for £22+delivery.
 
allllec said:
personally got my case inc psu from a competitor for £17.. now this pc is not going to be touched or opened for 2 years so i can live with it.. but if i was building a pc i was bothered about and was likely to be opening up at all then the zen would get my vote.
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There is a lot of truth in this statement. Cheapo no-name PSU's are usually every bit as good as branded ones (upto about £40 anyway).
 
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