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Old 10-09-2008, 02:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Case questions

Ok so ive only ever had this one computer, and ive only taken the side pannel off for dusting and always wanted a new case because this one is ugly.

So anyways my hunt for info on new cases began by searching wether i could just put any computer in any case. and the answer was no.

so now i need the help, i want a new case to house my motherboard

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Socket LGA 775
Chipset ATI - RC410
Bus speed 533MHz
Number of PCI slots (total/free) 4/3

could someone help me. i live in england and would prefer to order off an english site, and i would Realy realy like blue lights and a clear side pannel so i can see the EVIL dust.

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Old 10-09-2008, 03:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Welcome.


Check these out .

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...odid=CA-065-AN

List of Thermaltake cases

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/produc...bid=715&mfrid=



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Re: Case questions

Well i looked up my computer and on the specs of a new one thats the exact same it sed what i posted above. i also used the:Advisor and i couldent understand it it had nothing about Motherboard on it.

V.v i dident think it would be so hard.. RAWR at computers
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Post the make and model pc you got now and we could find a case for it.
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ok so, i have a Packard bell, iStart 2390, i think. i looked it up and they look the same as the Packard bell iMedia only iMedia dont have 4slot card readers in the frount. Humm.

finds a picture of the ugly thing.





^^ all this so my otherhalf doesnt realise hes been had when i get my alian. ^^
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That's the same model as mine so I'll stick around, just I was told that I could use any case as long as my computer wasn't considered to be old.

I'm looking at these two:
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They look quite expensive for what they are. I bought my Thermaltake Mambo for £30. Dont let the looks fool you, it has plenty of holes for fans, is made to be lightweight and its damn quiet (mines got 6 120mm+ fans in and its near silent)
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can anyone help me please!!!!!!
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If it is an ATX motherboard you need an ATX case. If it is a MicroATX motherboard you need a MicroATX case. A while back Dell was trying to push BTX but it never went anywhere.

It is likely an ATX motherboard or mATX motherboard, find out which and just get a case to match. If you go to newegg's case section you can sort for which type you want under form factor. The Antec 900 has a side panel and blue lights if you have a full ATX board, and the Antec 300 has the same I believe if you have a mATX board.
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It is likely an ATX motherboard or mATX motherboard, find out which and just get a case to match. If you go to newegg's case section you can sort for which type you want under form factor. The Antec 900 has a side panel and blue lights if you have a full ATX board, and the Antec 300 has the same I believe if you have a mATX board.
mATX will fit in an ATX case just fine
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