How to Select a Case

[Capper]

No, thats not what anyone is saying at all. I think a lot of people are giving you input to make your guide better and more complete. I personally think its a good guide covering a very good and important topic.

[Computer-Ed]

Originally Posted by yellowhello

In other words, my guide has already been written, and there was no point in me ever writing. It was old news from the beginning, I see.

I would seriosuly disagree here. A lot of us old geeks sometimes forget that we spend our time talking way over the heads of many newer users. Your guide has a solid breakdown that anyone can use.

Also case selection is one of the most overlooked items in building a PC. people go solely on looks and seldom take into account all the factors so more guides on it are desperately needed.

You did a nice post, do not get discourgaed when it generates discussion, that means people are interested and hence means it was well done.

[Yellowhello]

I'm sorry guys, guess I got a little overwhelmed. I always think anything I do is worse than everybody elses (low self-esteem). I thanks you for making me feel much better, guys.

[gvblake22]

Originally Posted by Computer-Ed

I would seriosuly disagree here. A lot of us old geeks sometimes forget that we spend our time talking way over the heads of many newer users. Your guide has a solid breakdown that anyone can use.

Also case selection is one of the most overlooked items in building a PC. people go solely on looks and seldom take into account all the factors so more guides on it are desperately needed.

You did a nice post, do not get discourgaed when it generates discussion, that means people are interested and hence means it was well done.

Agreed! Capper has mentioned time and time again, we don't need people to write about some ground-breaking discovery they made to make transistors switch 75% faster or something. Just good, solid, basic guides to help the everyday beginner get headed in the right direction when it comes to configuring and building a computer. I think this guide accomplishes that by pointing out some of the major do's and don'ts of computer cases as well as the idea behind the different sizes and styles. The time and effort people put into the user guides and reviews is always enjoyed and welcome!

[robodude666]

Nice article yellowhello. I think you should include a little second on airflow though because some people don't understand that airflow is important in a case. They just got for cool looking premodded cases. I also think that power supply placement is an important thing to go over in more detail.

Originally Posted by onebxr

I like to go to the refurb/closeout case section, sometimes you can find a hell of a deal at TT.
ref-case
dis-case
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Wow thats cool! Do you know what forms of payment they take? TT Tough power 700w modular for $90 mmmm nice deal!

[onebxr]

They take anything that is plastic except frisbees.(I tried)
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[robodude666]

Originally Posted by onebxr

They take anything that is plastic except frisbees.(I tried)
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Good try at a joke I just got a reply from them but they didn't answer my question :( Poop! Time to ask again. Would TTPete be able to answer a question about the TT Shop?

[Yellowhello]

Originally Posted by robodude666

Nice article yellowhello. I think you should include a little second on airflow though because some people don't understand that airflow is important in a case. They just got for cool looking premodded cases. I also think that power supply placement is an important thing to go over in more detail.

Added a little something about CFM and dB. Look above the pic of the Antec 900.

[gvblake22]

Originally Posted by robodude666

Do you know what forms of payment they take?

After doing a mock checkout on a case, it looks like the payment page lets you choose only credit cards from American Express, Master Card, or Visa.