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Quality black ATX case
Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and
provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Thanks. @drian. |
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"@drian" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Perhaps the 'Yeong Yang 5601'. Not entirely Black but does include 120mm intake & exhaust fan-mounting support: http://www.tomshardware.com/howto/20030804/case-42.html http://www.modthebox.com/review228_1.shtml http://www.subzerotech.com/index/mod...isplay/id/5187 |
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How about the Lian Li PC-71?
http://www.lian-li.com/ On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 06:46:36 GMT, "@drian" wrote: Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Thanks. @drian. It's a damn poor mind that can only think of one way to spell a word. -- Andrew Jackson |
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"@drian" wrote in message
... Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Crosspost; don't multipost. -- Bob Day |
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"Bob Day" wrote in message
... Crosspost; don't multipost. I'll post however I like, thanks. Geez, I deliberatly DIDN'T crosspost as some people have a chip on their shoulder about it. And now you're moaning because I didn't crosspost! You can't win. As I said, I'll post how I like. @drian. |
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I'll post however I like, thanks. Geez, I deliberatly DIDN'T crosspost as
some people have a chip on their shoulder about it. And now you're moaning because I didn't crosspost! You can't win. As I said, I'll post how I like. There's a difference between crossposting and multiposting. Crossposting is posting one message to multiple newsgroups at the same time. Multiposting is posting the same message over and over to multiple newsgroups. If you crosspost, once a message is read in one NG, it is marked as read in *all* NG's. This is not true for multiposts. Multiposts are frowned upon in most circumstances. In fact, I can't think of any time when it's not. Crossposting is perfectly alright - provided that *all* groups you post to are relevant. Crossposting is *not* OK when you post to groups and it would require an OT: in one group. So in the future, if you must post to more than one group, please crosspost. Only the people who don't know the difference get ****ed off, and they should learn how to use usenet before they get so uptight. Just don't post to more than one NG if it's off topic for one of those groups. That's all...carry on. -- KB first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com --- Virus? In the computer? Are you serious? Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.541 / Virus Database: 335 - Release Date: 11/14/2003 |
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On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 06:46:36 +0000, @drian wrote:
Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Thanks. @drian. I have the Globalwin YCC-61F1 in black, extremely pleased with it. Review he http://www.gamershell.com/reviews_Gl...1ServerC.shtml You can buy it he http://www.computernerd.com/ycc-61f1.html My Seagate drives rarely go more than 2 degrees C higher than room temp... can't ask for much more than that. feroce |
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Whereever you find one,make sure that it is not from Str8buy.com. They
are real rip-offs,do not back what they sell.Found out through bad eperience!!!! On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 21:49:36 GMT, "feroce" wrote: On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 06:46:36 +0000, @drian wrote: Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Thanks. @drian. I have the Globalwin YCC-61F1 in black, extremely pleased with it. Review he http://www.gamershell.com/reviews_Gl...1ServerC.shtml You can buy it he http://www.computernerd.com/ycc-61f1.html My Seagate drives rarely go more than 2 degrees C higher than room temp... can't ask for much more than that. feroce |
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"Ken Briscoe" wrote in message
... There's a difference between crossposting and multiposting. Crossposting is posting one message to multiple newsgroups at the same time. Multiposting is posting the same message over and over to multiple newsgroups. Well, I posted my message to *two* hardware groups, not many like it was made out. Not that I care that much, however I usually stay within the "rules". If you crosspost, once a message is read in one NG, it is marked as read in *all* NG's. This is not true for multiposts. Multiposts are frowned upon in most circumstances. In fact, I can't think of any time when it's not. Crossposting is perfectly alright - provided that *all* groups you post to are relevant. Crossposting is *not* OK when you post to groups and it would require an OT: in one group. So in the future, if you must post to more than one group, please crosspost. Only the people who don't know the difference get ****ed off, and they should learn how to use usenet before they get so uptight. Just don't post to more than one NG if it's off topic for one of those groups. OK, I see. That's all...carry on. LOL! Seriously, thanks for the advice. @drian. |
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"Dusty" wrote in message
news Whereever you find one,make sure that it is not from Str8buy.com. They are real rip-offs,do not back what they sell.Found out through bad eperience!!!! On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 21:49:36 GMT, "feroce" wrote: On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 06:46:36 +0000, @drian wrote: Can anyone recommend a quality black case with 120mm fan mounts and provisions to cool two fast hard drives? Full or mid tower is fine. I've tried the Antec Sonata but didn't like it as it didn't provide sufficient cooling for the hard drives. Thanks. @drian. I have the Globalwin YCC-61F1 in black, extremely pleased with it. Review he http://www.gamershell.com/reviews_Gl...1ServerC.shtml You can buy it he http://www.computernerd.com/ycc-61f1.html My Seagate drives rarely go more than 2 degrees C higher than room temp... can't ask for much more than that. feroce The Lian Li PC-71 USB is a monster full tower. Very cool, very pricey. But I'm leaning heavily towards it for two reasons. First, it has a 15 drive capacity. Second, excellent cooling due to its aluminum construction. I also like the fact that the aluminum is anodized for greater strength, though this is likely overkill. http://www.lian-li.com/product.php?a...ewPD&prdid=375 |
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