LOGISYS Computer CS2006BK SOHO 1 All Black Tool Less ATX Case w/480W Power Supply

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1st PS was DOA. Was replaced by NCIX ASAP. Have used the case & PS now for approx. 1 year with no problems at all. Using 4 HDD's 2DVD's & 2 graphics cards.Love the side loading drive bays & extra USB ports.

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Bottom mounted psu, 90 degree hdd bays, adequate fan slots for the hottest gaming rig. Applied this case for a friend's construct due to its striking similarity to my storm scout. Largely steel design and style (face is abs) causes this to be a strong case. If you are a fan of cable management this case is awesome (very roomy). Great case for the funds, paid twice this for a related case. I have 3 problems with the case.I'd love it if the supplied psu was modular (not a issue if you're acquiring your own)The tool significantly less design for the tough drive bay is poorly designed, the very same design and style perform fantastic for the DVD drive, on the other hand. Following the drive fell out three occasions through assembly I utilised the supplied hardware to mount it firmly. If employing the tool less hdd have to be mounted with wires facing out, I choose to mount them in the back for a smoother appear in side.Wants a lot more stock fans (only has a single) Would purchase once again, it's a good case to perform in, just lost an egg for the weak tool much less style (big deal for me).

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This situation has continued to surprise me, the a lot more I mess with it. The good quality is good, it's got a sturdy (yet light) feel to it, there are large spots on the leading of the situation for further fans, it's inexpensive, the power provide is decent. Mine came with a broken energy button! Fortunately, my mobo had a energy switch on it, but it's a hassle having to open the situation just to turn on the Computer.It could have integrated the two massive fans for the leading of the case.The energy supply cage was slightly bent - I merely bent it back to be able to fit the motherboard in and it wasn't a dilemma.1 of the thumb screws on the back of the situation stripped the extremely 1st time I s.c.r.e.w.e.d it in. (Newegg wouldn't let me write "s.c.r.e.w.e.d." with out the periods. wthThe power supply is fairly significantly what you'd anticipate for this cost. It gets the job accomplished, but I'll most likely be replacing it soon.

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Well bought it as a budget with the 480watt PSU in it... I was satisfied with it, but once I get my video card running with intensive settings (PowerColor ATI HD6850) in it. It won't supply enough power to it and just shuts off the entire computer (once it hits like 65watts to it, gone. According to FurMark benchmark). So, just a note to all of you that the PSU is just not great to use for low2mid-budget gaming. I had so much trouble getting the mobo (MSI 890GXM-G65) into place seems like the placement screws are not aligned to my mobo. I love the fact the top of the case has options for fans and ventilation holes... Just you have to install them before you install the CPU heatsink and/or optical drives. No LEDs on the included fan and only has 1 fan! should have included the blue LED fans both front and back. There is also an option of a fan on the bottom of the case, a 120mm only it seems. Also that area right beside where the PSU is at... looks like you can screw in a SSD if you want. Not a great way of put it there but at least it secure and won't move as much or add an adapter.I was very surprised how you can cable management good bit of clear space for airflow on the mobo. Though not the best but I am just amazed that this budget case+psu has this.Overall, this case+psu has served me just about over a year... Still going strong except for high-end gaming which PSU fails miserably. So the case was a 4/5 but PSU is a 2/5.

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This was part of the budget build I purchased earlier. Undertandably the included power supply unit is not reliable (but this was going to be replaced with an enermax unit anyway). I keep the cheap ps for testing or giving away so I usually have a few of them as spares. But for those interested in the PS specs it says (28A - +3.3V; 36A - +5V, 16A - +12V). PS comes with a 4 pin , 20+4 pin, 4 sata and 4 molex plus a floppy) All the wires are relatively long enough for bottom mounting except for the 4-pin for the motherboard. The case itself looks good specially with piano black exterior. Top mounted USB 2 and audio ports are conveniently located since this case will be located at floor level. Tool free mounting clips are provided for three 3.5" components and two 5.25" accessories. Side panels are held by thumbscrews but any pci bracket uses traditional screws. Case has space for 6-7 HDD and 4 optical drives. Product picture shows blue lighting, case does not come with any LED.While the black paintjob makes the case look more expensive than it is, the steel panels are very flimsy and thin. This is probably the weakest case that I have ever seen or used. Although I'm not complaining since that quality is to be expected for something that cheap and the computer build was going to be a unit that's going to sit under the desk and forgotten. The hard drive cage was partially misaligned on the unit I received. The hard drive slid in tilted. The reset switch is located flush mounted on the top of the case. Mine did not work out of the box so I decided to disassemble the switch (as it turned out, there was just some plastic casting flash that was leftover and after removing that the switch worked). Case has provision for seven 120mm fans. One is included although it was very noisy. )It did move a good amount of air though). Basically there's one each for the front intake, bottom intake and rear exhaust, plus two each for the side panel and the top exhaust. I supplemented the case with 2 yateloon fans (one for intake and one for rear exhaust. The oem case fan was moved to the front and undervolted to 7 volts. This made the fan quiet enough while still seemingly provided the same airflow as one of the yateloons.The top mounted exhaust fan locations are a different issue. The one closest to the back (right on top of the processor) is too close to the oem CPU cooler. Unless you mount a slim fan, the blade will hit the CPU cooler. If you intend to mount your optical drive at the highest location, this will basically block a third of the other top case fan thereby restricting airflow. Despite the issues, I am still quite satisfied with the case. Sure, it doesnt compare to my silverstone or corsair case but it gets the job done. And for a system that is generally not going to be moved (except for cleaning) and going to sit under a desk, this case suffices.Would I recommend it? Probably not except for the most budget build.