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Turbo Gamer 21in Black Aluminum 4x5.25in 6x2.5in 420w W/ Window
I bought this case + 2 fans + round cables.
For around $USD 160
I previously had a case with
57~60 degrees C CPU temperature (51 when idle)
34 degrees C in-case temperature
This was with regular case with 1 front, 1 rear fan!!
Now, with Turbo Gamer 21In, I get
47~48 CPU temperature when full load (playing graphic intensive games, 44 C when idle)
AND WHOOPING
9 degrees C in-case temperature
==> this is like a freezer!
The case so d@mn cold that my room, which was usually warm (around 23~25 degrees, thnx to hot comp), is now pretty cold!
If you add 2 fans front, it actually blows the air right through the harddrive case.
Not only that the air will push through AGP/PCI1 slot!!!
It actually cools your video card, too!!
I'm very impressed with this case.
Only thing bad is that the noise lvl is quite high.
Strengths
stock fan
2200mhz @ stock v-core (200 X 11)
2300mhz @ 1.75v (200 X 11.5)
2400mhz @ 1.95v (200 X 12.0)
Going higher than 2400mhz is near impossible with air cooling.
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Hammerhead Shark
I bought the same case in blue. I like it but replaced the PSU because my 3.3V kept dropping below 3V.
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Expensive Sushi
,,,
I am interested in this case -- although I'd buy one without a PSU included.
The other case I'm looking at is the Lian-Li PC60U.
Can anyone with both compare the two?
In Canada I can get the Turbo Gamer w/o PSU for ~$150. The Lian-Li w/o PSU goes for ~$173.
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Reef Shark
Pics of said case? Is it the Chieftec Dragon?
Core 2 Duo E6300 1.86GHz
Asus P5B
1GB DDR2 RAM
ATI Radeon X1600Pro
Seagate 300GB SATA
Audigy 2 ZS
20Mbps/5Mbps Verizon FiOS 
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http://www.pc97.com/gif/8034.jpg
I must say, I'm impressed.
Aluminum case is so light, too!
I can move it around easily~
I can use it as a part of my home theatre with TV-out~
(see downloaded videos p*rn/anime/hentai...etc. on big screen with loud speakers... it beats my tiny 17" comp monitor)
Strengths
stock fan
2200mhz @ stock v-core (200 X 11)
2300mhz @ 1.75v (200 X 11.5)
2400mhz @ 1.95v (200 X 12.0)
Going higher than 2400mhz is near impossible with air cooling.
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