Apevia X-Pleasure Case Review

**stinger608** · August 11th, 2006

Be sure to read the latest review!! Very, very fine job Blake

The temp, and fan speed guages are a good extra touch to this Chieftech, antec type of case.

"Apevia (formerly Aspire) has been a commonly known company behind many creatively crafted enclosures and very unique power supply units. The X-Pleasure case continues this tradition. Today we'll show you if the self-procaimed name is justifed, or if this is just another 'case' of beauty only being skin deep."

http://hardwarelogic.com/news/63/ART...006-08-11.html

yurimxpxman · August 11th, 2006

I can't say that I like the green, but it looks like a good case. I think the black one looks nice though.

Good review, Blake! :thumleft:

Jokerswild · August 13th, 2006

Great job blake. I like the case and the removable HDD cavities are a nice feature. I'm not crazy about the HDD light being on the inside of the front door but thats a minor annoyance and I'm sure there are those that like this feature. The analog gouges are great.

**gvblake22** · August 13th, 2006

Thanks everyone for the kind words :)

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Originally Posted by jokerswild

Great job blake. I like the case and the removable HDD cavities are a nice feature. I'm not crazy about the HDD light being on the inside of the front door but thats a minor annoyance and I'm sure there are those that like this feature. The analog gouges are great.

Not to worry, there are little cylinders of clear plastic on the door that transfer the light from the power and HDD LED's inside so you can see them on the outside of the door when it is closed :thup:

Jokerswild · August 13th, 2006

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Thanks everyone for the kind words :)

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Originally Posted by jokerswild

Great job blake. I like the case and the removable HDD cavities are a nice feature. I'm not crazy about the HDD light being on the inside of the front door but thats a minor annoyance and I'm sure there are those that like this feature. The analog gauges are great.

Not to worry, there are little cylinders of clear plasic on the door that transfer the light from the power and HDD LED's inside so you can see them on the outside of the door when it is closed :thup:

Sweet I missed that. The next time I look for a new case this one is on my short list.

yurimxpxman · August 13th, 2006

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The next time I look for a new case this one is on my short list.

You mean you have a long one too?

Jokerswild · August 13th, 2006

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The next time I look for a new case this one is on my short list.

You mean you have a long one too?

Yea the honeydo list my wife gives me. :x

**stinger608** · August 13th, 2006

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Originally Posted by jokerswild

The next time I look for a new case this one is on my short list.

You mean you have a long one too?

Yea the honeydo list my wife gives me. :x

LMFAO

I always have that same honeydo list :twisted:

**drew and not u** · August 13th, 2006

Seems pretty pricey when you consider you can get a thermaltake armor or several other high end cases for roughly the same price. It seems like a decent case, but I don't know if I would be willing to spend $130 on an Apevia (Aspire).
Great review blake!

**One4yu2c** · August 13th, 2006

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Seems pretty pricey...

This coming from the dude that bought paid $20 for two McDonald's cheeseburgers... :D

August 11th, 2006	#1
stinger608 The Real Final Word Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: In the Zone! Posts: 2,550 Blog Entries: 1	Apevia X-Pleasure Case Review Be sure to read the latest review!! Very, very fine job Blake The temp, and fan speed guages are a good extra touch to this Chieftech, antec type of case. "Apevia (formerly Aspire) has been a commonly known company behind many creatively crafted enclosures and very unique power supply units. The X-Pleasure case continues this tradition. Today we'll show you if the self-procaimed name is justifed, or if this is just another 'case' of beauty only being skin deep." http://hardwarelogic.com/news/63/ART...006-08-11.html

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drew and not u The Pizza Killer Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: where do you friggin live?? Posts: 1,749	Seems pretty pricey when you consider you can get a thermaltake armor or several other high end cases for roughly the same price. It seems like a decent case, but I don't know if I would be willing to spend $130 on an Apevia (Aspire). Great review blake! P5K-E wifi/ E8400 @ 4.0 / Scythe Ninja Copper / 2GB Hyper-X DDR2-800 / 7800GT / Antec 1200 / Corsair HX-520 P5W DH Deluxe wifi/ E7200 @ 4.0 / 2GB Ballistix DDR2-800 / 7600GT (passive) / P180B / Seasonic SS-550HT / Zalman Reserator V2 Optiplex 755 / E2180 / 4GB DDR2 / 160GB HD / ATI HD 2400 Dual-ISP Network aim: drewandnotu \| Skype: drew-and-not-u

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August 11th, 2006	#2
yurimxpxman Banned Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: /home/yurimxpxman Posts: 1,695	I can't say that I like the green, but it looks like a good case. I think the black one looks nice though. Good review, Blake! :thumleft:

August 13th, 2006	#3
Jokerswild ButtHead Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 5,056	Great job blake. I like the case and the removable HDD cavities are a nice feature. I'm not crazy about the HDD light being on the inside of the front door but thats a minor annoyance and I'm sure there are those that like this feature. The analog gouges are great.