***Today Only 17/07/2012*** BitFenix Prodigy Mini-ITX Cube Case & Corsair Flash Survivor® Stealth 16

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BitFenix Prodigy Mini-ITX Cube Case - Arctic White @ £59.99 inc VAT

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Meticulously crafted and beautifully engineered, Prodigy redefines the Mini-ITX chassis. The compact housing is suspended by handles made with BitFenix FyberFlex™ Composite for easy portability and maximum shock absorption. The spacious internals give you the flexibility to install up to five 3.5" hard disks or no less than nine SSDs. The modular FlexCage™ can also be removed entirely to fit long graphics cards and water cooling radiators up to 240mm in length, and a choice of Midnight Black or Arctic White with available interchangeable face plates mean Prodigy will suit your individual style. With tool-free convenience, two USB 3.0 ports, filtered intakes, and proprietary BitFenix SofTouch™ Surface Treatment, Prodigy is the compact case with no compromises.

- Beautifully Compact – Mini ITX dimensions with clean modern styling
- Unmatched Flexibility – Supports long graphics cards and up to 240mm water cooling radiators
- BitFenix FyberFlex™ Composite Handles – For portability and shock absorption
- Maximum Storage Potential – Install up to five 3.5" or nine 2.5" SSDs
- BitFenix FlexCage™ - Modular hard disk cage can be completely removed for added flexibility
- Choose Your Own Style – Two color options and interchangeable face plates available
- SuperSpeed USB 3.0 – Two ports included for blazing file transfers
- BitFenix SofTouch™ Surface Treatment – Luxurious matte finish and soft feel
- Trouble-free Installation – Tool-free drive locking mechanisms, cable management and filtered intakes
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 250 x 404 x 359mm
- Motherboard Sizes: Mini-ITX
- 5.25” Drive Bays: x 1 (removable)
- 3.5” Drive Bays: x 5 (3 + 2 modular)
- 2.5” Drive Bays: x 9 (5 + 2 + 1 +1 )
- Cooling Front: 120mm x 2 (120mm x 1included) or 140/180/200/230mm x 1(optional)
- Cooling Rear: 120mm x 1 (included) or 140mm x 1(optional)
- Cooling Top: 120mm x 2 (optional)
- PCI Slots: x 2
- I/O: USB 3.0 x 2, HD Audio
- Power Supply: PS2 ATX (bottom, multi direction)
- Extras: FyberFlex™ Composite handles, SofTouch™ surface treatment, filtered intakes, tool-free drive locking

Was £64.99 Inc. VAT

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Corsair Flash Survivor® Stealth 16GB USB3.0 Flash Drive (CMFSS3-16GB) @ £22.99 inc VAT

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nonl2brYour files are important — that's why you're taking them with you. Flash Survivor Stealth USB 3.0 helps keep them safe. The anodized, aircraft-grade aluminum housing is waterproof to 200 meters, vibration-resistant, and shock-resistant.

- Capacity: 16GB
- Read: 70MB/s
- Write: 20MB/s
- Interface: USB3.0
- Warranty: 5 Years

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Was £27.95 Inc. VAT

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MissChief said:
Wow the cases didn't last long.
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becuase they are a niche product, too big for small form factor fans, and no expansion slots for people who want to add things like wireless cards/sound cards etc. I was onsidering one but realised Id have to lose my sound card and also buy a motherboard with built in wireless, and then there is the size its pretty large for its use in my opinion.
 
Looks like a premium product to me, my case is big enough to eat my dinner off and cheap as chips where this is probably a good deal to sell hence the offer
Whats wrong with usb wireless

The flashstick looks like a light sabre
 
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silversurfer said:
Looks like a premium product to me, my case is big enough to eat my dinner off and cheap as chips where this is probably a good deal to sell hence the offer
Whats wrong with usb wireless

The flashstick looks like a light sabre
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Ive had issues with gaming and usb wireless usually firewall issues on the router so I tend to stay clear of usb wireless these days.
 
USB wireless here atm and not a problem, wireless to the home hub on a BT line, ethernet to a sky router on a sky line. The wireless connection actually gives me a better ping and less jitter when I've ran tests.

Duff wireless maybe?
 
lomez said:
hence the fact they have been out for 10 days and are already on a deal.
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They came in stock yesterday and sold out nearly all their pre-orders... And it's maybe because OCUK is giving their loyal forum members a good deal?

Niche products wouldn't require pre-orders, and they definitely don't sell out within days of having stock available. Having them on a deal doesn't mean they're niche.

OCUK loves you guys. That's how I'm gonna put it. ;)
 
Try inssider for gauging what strength a setup gives. I managed to fashion an aerial from a beer can that gave me an extra +5 A proper aerial probably helps more hence pci wins
 
xbournex said:
They came in stock yesterday and sold out nearly all their pre-orders... And it's maybe because OCUK is giving their loyal forum members a good deal?

Niche products wouldn't require pre-orders, and they definitely don't sell out within days of having stock available. Having them on a deal doesn't mean they're niche.

OCUK loves you guys. That's how I'm gonna put it. ;)
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selling them cheaper then stock costs tells me otherwise whether a rep decides to back it up or not. At the end of the day the prodigy is too big to be a HTPC or a SFF and doesnt have the expansion to be a mid system therefore it is and always will be a "niche" product aimed at the uneducated masses.
 
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Have been using USB wireless for a year now - no problems at all. And that is not an antenna one either.
I'm only about 10m away from the router (including intervening wall) but experience has been fine.
 
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