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| Ok guys as the subject says Aluminum Case vs Metal Case which 1 is best. THE case im looking @ comes in both Aluminum and Metal its £23 pound's more for the Aluminum Case so is it woth paying the extra are not ?? thanks guys this is the case spec for both of them Aluminum / Metal link 1 thanks guys |
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| If you like your LAN parties then a metal case would weigh you down, also i've found better cooling on alu cases than the steel cases. plus if u want to do any case mods alu is alot easier to cut than steel! She's got a tongue like an electric eel and she likes the taste of a man tonsils!! |
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| Aluminum has a lot of advantages like Blockers points out, Where steel has 2 advantages..... 1.)cheaper and 2.) better EMI/RF protection. But the chances of you having a problem from radio waves,etc... is very slim. And if you're going to mod it and put a window in then you have no protection anyway. |
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| I'd definitely go ALU now all the way, it makes things so much easier to deal with. Instead of having to move it even 5 meters to have a play with the internals, it doesn't break my back, but hey i'm talking about a shuttle, but my mates cm201 alu case is very light, and the only weakness i would mention is that it feels kinda britle even if it isn't. TiG -- Hexus Meets Rock! -- |
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| heh i love the way this is 'aluminium or metal', isnt aluminium metal ? anyhow, if you've got enough money, you should go for the aluminium version - especially if you are gonna be moving it about...Mark |
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| apart form the front of this case, isnt it the same as the thermal take ones, though a lot cheaper, and imo nicer... they ahev the same insides iirc, might be good for my next case |
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| Hey, By Jesus... lol thats the exact same case I was about to change to. Where did you find it for £23 Planetside ? cheapest I can find it for is £73. Yes it is the same as the TT cases but with a diff front cover, tho for some reason it dosen't seem to come with any fans. Cheers, Dave. |
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