Scan '2004' ATX SuperMini Tower Case 250 w

Description: 250W PSU Externally removable power supply Wireless, snap-on front bezel Can fit up to 2 external fans (8 cm) Dri ... more

Scan '2004' ATX SuperMini Tower Case 250 w ... cm)
Drive Bays:
External 5.25" x 3, 3.5" x 2
Internal 3.5" x 2
PSU: ATX Type 235W
N.W.:7.50 Kgs
G.W.: 8.50 Kgs
External Fan Optional
Case Dimensions: W210mm x H392mm x D414mm
CM Measurement: 2.30 cu.ft.

Newest Review: ... two hard drives. My first port of call was Scan.co.uk because I’d dealt with them previously and found them to be ... more

... exceedingly helpful, as cheap as anywhere else, have a decent web-site (check out their “Today Only” page!) and the delivery was quick and cheap too. Fortunately, they also manufacture some things, and cases are one product they build. I didn’t want anything too small, because I spend a lot of time tinkering with the insides of my computer, and the more space you have, the easier it is. At the same time, I didn’t want it to be too big because I just don’t have the space. I was intrigued by ...more

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Scan '2004' ATX SuperMini Tower Case 250 w: It's beige, and it sits there... (918 words)
by - written on 06/08/01 (Very useful, 393 readings)
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Lordy, why on earth did I choose to write an opinion on a computer case, of all things? I mean all it does is sit there, and be beige! There isn’t much to say about cases, so this really shouldn’t take too long. I recently bought a new case for my PC because my old one wasn’t good enough anymore. That’s it – no other reason. It was my birthday recently (I’m not telling you how old!) and a present from a few friends was a Soundblaster Live! Platinum soundcard. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this soundcard, it has a big “thingy” that sits in a similar bay to the one that your CD-ROM is in. For those of us ... Read the complete review