LOGISYS Computer CS308RD Red / Black Computer Case With Side Panel Window

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Lightweight, consists of a PSU, effortless on the eyes, inexpensive. Poorly packaged; I had to take the PSU apart to take away screws that had managed to fall inside it for the duration of shipment. Missing screws; I'm missing two screws and nuts that afix the plexi window to the side of the case. 3 of the 6 fittings for the motherboard stripped when attempting to screw the motherboard down. If you can uncover an additional situation for a similiar price tag that fits your wants I'd suggest you check it out. I would not really feel comfortable transporting this situation since the fittings are poor and may possibly come loose really easily.

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-deep red front side.-nice blue led fan in rear.-no parts missing. no damage.-ultra lsp energy provide fits right in.(I didn't even try the included energy provide)-little clear window on left side with vents.-can install side fan on the clear window. -short audio cable(the cable for the mic/headphone at the top of the cage was not extended sufficient to reach my motherboard's audio connection all the way at the opposite bottom) So thats just usless unless your motherboard's audio connection is situated higher.-no front fan capability-ATX motherboard fits perfect with no space left more than. Incredibly tight but workable. I was just surprised with the speed of shipping. The product arrived within two days of shipment. My order at a competitor traveled all over the u.s. prior to lastlyƔ days later) ups handed it over to my local post workplace for delivery. It have to be the least expensive ups delivery service...

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Incredibly Spacious case. Every thing match in nice and straightforward, no issues with anything! The audio jacks are a tiny loose, but it is fixable. I had no issue with the energy switch or any other electrical components that came with the case. Possibly the guy with the fire got a defective PS.

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bought this for friend who wanted a red case go figure have used before and thought it would work very nice install was painless no problems but i did replace the power supply as right out of the box it was loud but now i have a tester power supply for systems that are brought in

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good and cheap, I bought this to develop a friend a computer with and she loves the look, I liked that it was uncomplicated to install almost everything into. none

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Nicely, it does what a case does...so I have no difficulties with it. Also, I've had no issues with the PSU so far but I do program on replacing it. The case slides on my wooden floor pretty properly if you want to get to the back side of it (That's a pro for me) Window is pretty affordable (plastic), power button LED stopped working right after 3 months (not a big deal although), USB ports are flimsy I wouldn't recommend creating some sort of beastmode gaming rig in this.Budget Gaming PC:Windows 7AMD Athlon II X2 250 Processorthree.03GHz2GB Memory (going to upgrade)NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT500GB Hard Drive3 Months old.

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Bought five of these situations:Excellent looking case... and good layout for a pc located on the floor... even so... :( 4 of the five situations brief out when attempting to plug anything into the USB ports on the front. Have revisited each software program driver and mobo screw probable. Given that the USB ports are situated directly adjacent to the power button... my staff and i wonder if the manage board has a modest brief that causes a reboot/shutdown...

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I have built two systems employing Logisys situations and that was two years ago. Each came with the 480 watt PS and both are still cooking with no problems. I didn't come across their cases flimsy and I am going to get this case in a couple of months if nonetheless obtainable. They did what they said they would do and for 50 bucks that's great for me. None If other builders thought Logisys were flimsy they will need to take a appear at the new commercial systems. They make these appear like a army tank. The PS is created for general use and low finish gaming and if you require far more spend a different 50 bucks for a larger PS. As far hardware, if you will need more most electronic stores sell a bag full for five or 6 bucks and down the road you will most likely need to have it anyhow. Logisys situations seem to be a superior value for a low or mid range construct.

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1. Lovely paint job. The pic does not do it justice, this is deep red with silver metallic flake.two. Packaging was ok for โ, no loose screws for me.three. Low-cost, low-cost, affordable... 1. The expansion slots in the back are the "knock out" sort which indicates when you get rid of one, there is no blank to screw back in, exact same goes for the I/O panel. I have some laying about so no issue but just BEWARE. Just be certain of where your cards are going to go just before you knock 1 out.two. The motherboard tray feels flimsy but firms up when you get the mobo in.3. Case is red but the 80mm fan on the back has blue LED... ummm, yea. I had to replace it. This is not a bad deal for a case -w- 450w PSU for โ. I purchased this to replace my wife's pc with a new create. She loves the way the case looks and right after I put 2 12in red cathode lights in it, I'm the man.

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NONE THE Energy SWITCH CAUGHT ON FIRE A Few DAYS Right after I DID MY Build!!! DO NOT Buy. THIS Factor COULD BURN YOUR Home DOWN!!!

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Bought recently for a budget PC build for a customer. Used a different power supply as the system is for gaming. Case is great value.Test system specs:Mobo: MSI 785GM-P45 785GCPU: AMD Phenom II X4 925RAM: Corsair Vengeance Lowprofile 8GB 2X4GB DDR3-1600HDD: Western Digital Caviar Blue 500GBVid Card: FX Radeon HD 6870 900MHZ 1GB 4.2GHZ GDDR5PSU: Visiontek 900346 500W ATX Power SupplyCase: Logisys CS308RD RED/BLACK ATX Tower Case

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cheap (get what you pay for) O where to start off. 1st the screws: they were not in a bag or container, they appeared to be simply thrown in the case, some basically ended up INSIDE the power supply (they fell by means of the PSU cooling grates. That leads us to the PSU: initial it said I would get a 480W, well I got a 330W NOT HAPPY! Now I knew buying a case with a PSU I would ultimately have to upgrade the PSU sooner or later but I was hoping to at least get a week or two out of it, but now this junk isn't even enough to power my GPU. What a joke!The see through panel had a plastic coating on it that took forever to get off, in truth I had to unscrew the few remain screws that hadn't fallen off all ready to take the clear part out and peel it. If you move this case a lot, far better be ready to tighten the side panel usually. The case had fantastic space, but I mean that ought to be standard.The black coating does look fairly cool.The outside red paint job could be better.

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I bought 3 of these. So far one had failed (power supply) within the month. The case looks great and the price is cheap. Even if this case had no power supply I would recommend this case.

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Lots of room for expansion. Only came with 6 motherboard raisers. My MB needed 8. Can add more fans is needed. Side panal has holes to add another fan

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The thing I realy liked was the color:exotic ruby red trendy front panel. The whole metal structure was painted in black in and out for consistent color display. There is a clear side window with precut fan grill and vent that shows off all the goodies you throw in the case. In the 3.5 bays you may only get 2 HD's if you go with a long video card.