Just finished moving my system over to this new case, purchased yesterday:
http://www.thermaltake.com/xaserCase/lanfire/vm2000a.htm
So far so good. Smooth installation. Alittle cramped but also has five monitored fans and a 420watt power supply. The PCB does a good job of monitoring temps and adjusting fan controls.Also the little flame deally blinks ever so nicely, hehehe.
(btw did you know that the cpu temp rises a full 20 degrees or so when playing graphics intensive games?, like Far Cry)
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(btw did you know that the cpu temp rises a full 20 degrees or so when playing graphics intensive games?, like Far Cry) |
nah, really 
i have a 400 watt tower, with a 9000 radeon, and when i benchmarked it with the mad onion video bench, it actually sounded like... well i could actually hear my fans slow a touch, and my power supply kicking in.
i cannot describe it really, but it made sorta the same noise a welder makes, not the electrodes, but the power source, you know that low drone..
anywho's, nice case juim..
BTW, you started a story thread, but never took the time to check on its progress.. it died, and it was all your stinkin fault 
Yer! Now Orph has little/nothing to critique!
Btw nice looking case 
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Yer! Now Orph has little/nothing to critique! Btw nice looking case |
myrk.. i got a word for you chum... NEPOTISM..
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Nepotism - Favoritism shown or patronage granted to relatives, as in business.
OK I don't get it 
aww i wanted that case, but it was too expensive lolz. i just have the Aopen H600 black.
its one of the best out there, good luck with it
and adam .. what do you mean "it looks okay" .. what's wrong with it
I've never seen the point in fancy cases myself... I suppose it's because of the customization you get, but still it seems a little wierd. Or maybe I'm only saying this because my CPU cabinet is almost always open with all the wires hanging out.
Nice case, mine is almost the same but different light up decal in the front and mine is black:
http://www.thermaltake.com/xaserCase/xaser3/v1000a.htm
I added two red LEDs inside so it has a red glow, it looks pretty awesome
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One thing is for sure, these cases are SOLID. When I recently moved I nearly broke my back trying to put it in the back seat of my car.
My cpu temp gauge never worked though, I never tried to get it replaced because I didn't feel like hasseling with removing the sensor from behind the cpu. Oh well, its just a toy anyway.
well, I spent too much, (around 180 american, including tax) but I have been wanting a new case for a year, and I used a pinch from my tax refund so I did'nt feel the pain too much.
Grim, I installed the sensor between the heatsink and the cpu, because it said I could'nt put it under the intel cpu. The temperature variance is like two degrees in accuracy. As far as even airflow, I have control over the speed of four of the five fans, so I have been experimenting with which ones help the most.Its a tight case but I have managed to keep the temp to about 92 degrees during the most intensive applications.
Ugly?, How dare you mock the beauty of my streamlined Lanfire VM2000a!. Did'nt you see the flame blinky thingy!!!!!!!!!!
bah!
Oh and just to make me feel better, I saw it on a website for 99.00!. I cant find which one but if you look around you'll find it cheaper than what I paid.
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