OC3D Review: A+Case Monolize ATX Full Tower Case
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Rastalovich
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Meh, not a case for me. Not on the external looks either.
But I`m over 35, so I have an excuse.
In all seriousness tho, the internals of the case closely resemble the Thermaltake XaserII I have laying empty next to me. The lower drive area has been rotated and rejigged, but even looking at the front - it has the same pinching insertion things u stick to u`r devices. (the XaserII comes with a temp and fan control that fits into the top 5.25 bay, which I removed cos I never got it working >.< )
Those pci blank plate things are a pita without the top piece thing, good to see the inclusion of that to the spec.
Looks like a copy to me. Pretty darn heavy solid metally case ?
But I`m over 35, so I have an excuse.
In all seriousness tho, the internals of the case closely resemble the Thermaltake XaserII I have laying empty next to me. The lower drive area has been rotated and rejigged, but even looking at the front - it has the same pinching insertion things u stick to u`r devices. (the XaserII comes with a temp and fan control that fits into the top 5.25 bay, which I removed cos I never got it working >.< )
Those pci blank plate things are a pita without the top piece thing, good to see the inclusion of that to the spec.
Looks like a copy to me. Pretty darn heavy solid metally case ?
Aqua-Pc's
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Would you like some case with your fans 
FarFarAway
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Yes it is heavy
Hey Kempez.. THANK you very much for the review.I tried in the last months to find a review or an opinion on this case and i couldn't found one until now.. THX..i have stupid question:
Can a 61Kg boy raise that case with this rig inserted:
A64 x2 4000+ oced to 3ghz (the 3ghz freq add some kilos i think )
Dfi CFX 3200 M2/g
2gb ram
2900xt
Terratec aureon 7.1 space
Dvd rw plextor px 740a
benq cd rom
PSU 430w Thermaltake purepower
With my current cheap case is pretty heavy also..
I am aking this because i am pretty skiny at 61Kg and 1.72m height
Can a 61Kg boy raise that case with this rig inserted:
A64 x2 4000+ oced to 3ghz (the 3ghz freq add some kilos i think
)Dfi CFX 3200 M2/g
2gb ram
2900xt
Terratec aureon 7.1 space
Dvd rw plextor px 740a
benq cd rom
PSU 430w Thermaltake purepower
With my current cheap case is pretty heavy also..
I am aking this because i am pretty skiny at 61Kg and 1.72m height
FarFarAway
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I reckon you'd be ok, just
crankfrank
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ASUS A8N-SLI Premium
Hi all, can anyone tell me if a ASUS A8N-SLI Premium will fit this case?
Thanks, Craig.
Hi all, can anyone tell me if a ASUS A8N-SLI Premium will fit this case?
Thanks, Craig.
FarFarAway
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It's an ATX case, so I see no reason why not
crankfrank
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Thanks bud
FarFarAway
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Did I not? Damn soz I thought I did, my bad.
Fans aren't actually too bad. They're slow spinning but air tends to rush through the vents a bit
I'll add to the review
Fans aren't actually too bad. They're slow spinning but air tends to rush through the vents a bit
I'll add to the review
james13009
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I have brought the case, and tried to mount my motherboard today but can not because there are no raised platforms on which to mount the board. In other words, if the board is mounted its just going to short it self out, all is explained in this picture in the review. How do i get round this. I've got loads of bits all over the floor and feel i am missing something
James
James
name='james13009' said:
There should be some brass standoffs that first screw into the case and keep the mobo raised. Make sure to put them where the holes in the mobo are so they dont cause a short.
http://www.amazon.com/Motherboard-Screwnut-Standoff-50-PCS/dp/B00008VF6K
