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    Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    Anyone had any experience with these little fellas? I have just bought one with a little PSU hopefully it will all fit in.

    Any comments? anyone seen one? look cheap or ok?
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    Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    One of the best cube cases available imo.

    Plenty of room for some fairly big HSF's and lots a space for fans and cooling.

    Great price to, I might get one myself... none in stock

    They fit standard PSU's which is what you want for them.

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    Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    Oh great! i have just realised that thanks. Just spoken to them and there is no date on expected dispatch. has anyone used a SilverStone Lascala LC02B?

    I am looking at it on micro and am concerned that it wont come with a PCI-e riser card rendering it useless.
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    Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    As far as mATX goes I hate the Antec NSK2480 or more expensive Antec Fusion very highly.

    Personally though mATX Towers make the most sense to me. I really wanted a cube case at one point but my head over ruled my heart and I got the Silverstone TJ-08B. Best move I could have made. It's a tiny little thing and has fantastic cooling for whatever you could ever want to put in it including high end graphics

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    Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    Well i ended up getting the Thermaltake LANBOX. Midi tower's look rubish next to your 50" telly though. media centers cant take a graphics card unless you get a riser or a massive box. so i have always gone the way of the cube!
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    Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    You would be suprised what the NSK2480 can take, full size graphics cards, scythe's mini ninja, 2x120mm fans which are very quiet as is the PSU

    Oh well hope the lanbox goes well.

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    Lightbulb Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    Quote Originally Posted by staffsMike View Post

    One of the best cube cases available imo.
    Great price to, I might get one myself... none in stock
    I bought mine from Eclipse Mike (£36.13).
    I ordered it pm on a Tuesday, and Parcel Force delivered it early on the Friday morning
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    Re: Dabs Value Aero Cool M-40 SFF

    oooo I'll keep that in mind. Cheers

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