advice on this case

yeah looks like a good case. Should be perfectly fine with everything you have, although i have no clue what you actually have
 
Most computer parts are made with standard fit.
Shouldn't have a problem.

From the reviews, looks like some people had trouble with the power supply unit. But not many so obviously that is something you should be aware of.

And if you are planning to use that power supply unit, you need to make sure the parts you have will run on that safely as well.
 
Not-Z said:
Most computer parts are made with standard fit.
Shouldn't have a problem.

From the reviews, looks like some people had trouble with the power supply unit. But not many so obviously that is something you should be aware of.

And if you are planning to use that power supply unit, you need to make sure the parts you have will run on that safely as well.
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I have a 350 watt power supply.

I just have a HP.
AMD 64x2 4200 2.2ghz
and a radeon x1650series graphics card.

I just want to start with a new case and than later on build a new pc into it.
 
Ezekiel97 said:
I have a 350 watt power supply.

I just have a HP.
AMD 64x2 4200 2.2ghz
and a radeon x1650series graphics card.

I just want to start with a new case and than later on build a new pc into it.
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You are fine then. :). Let the building begin!
 
All those parts should fit and its not half bad looking as well :) A friend of mine has the exact case and I haven't heard him say anything negative about it.
 
That's only $50 more than my 500w power supply. wtfhax
 
I ended up getting the case as an early christmas present because my stock hp case in short words...got destroyed. The case is rather large/heavy but there is a lot of open room. I like the fact that both doors come off very easily. The case is sturdy and doesnt feel like its going to break. I have noticed a small drop on the temperature inside the case. Definite A+ on the looks of the case.
Other notes: this was the first time I have ever done anything to my compute. I had trouble installing my graphics card about a year back..that shows how much I suck at computers but I decided to take the task up and it wasn't that bad. Putting pc's together isnt that hard but I was only transferring, I bet a whole build has a lot more too it. Im just glad i finally did something. ill post pics soon.
 
ATX is the standard now days for desktops and the tool less design is great as well. Green is kind of a nice change from the blue a lot of cases have. Beware of the PSU you get with the case....most of the time they are crap and rated at their peak performance. I have a Silverstone 650watt with max output of 701watt.
 
E-ATX will probably become the standard in the future. The ASUS Rampage II Formula is EATX, I believe. There's a lot of stuff that has to be put on there so heh.
 
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