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Product ReviewsSilverstone Lascala LC10B-E Black HTPC ATX Case No PS
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/09/12  |
Cons: Design internally could be better. Cable management is pretty much non-existent. Cooling options are pretty limited when more than one hard drive is installed.
Pros: Gorgeous front fascia. Looks very classy and elegant in the living room, matches other AV components well. Solid construction. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/05/10 |
Cons: 2 80mm fans on the back not the best around.
Pros: Solid build, plenty of room, good design. Comment:
This case is on a big side for an HTPC.. in my opinion. That helps with placement of components, full size video card etc. I just replaced rear 2 fans with silent ones, and it is awesome now. The case does collect a lot of dust, so be ready to clean it often, if you care about stuff like that.All in all it is a good purchase from a reputable company. If you are sick of mid tower cases that take up a lot of space, look into this inexpensive alternative. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/15/09 |
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Several HD slots, plenty of room, fans are a little loud not too bad though, system stays cool. Would recommend to those who want to upgrade in the future. Case is large which could cause some promebs if your trying to use in a tight space. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/14/09 |
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Looks like a power amp. Excellent construction. Couple of issues.. Tweek the power supply to fit in place and had to replace my DDR2 (OCZ reaper with giant heat sink) for lower profile DDR2 cause Blu-ray drive would not fit. ASUS P5Q pro turbo. Be aware that blu-ray drive have about 1 inch more in lenth than standard DVD drive... I was not. Stock fan are quiet. |
Bought this to use as an HTPC and suits my needs perfectly. The case is rather large, which is fine in my case because it matches the rest of my large solid state stereo equipment. This case fits my ATI Radeon HD 6850 rather easily. However cabling in this is pretty tight. There really isn't much room to move once you fully load this thing. Which is surprising considering how big this case is. Also, if you use both hard drive cages, you'll not likely be able to install front cooling fans as they require you to push the hard drives further into the case. Also, since this case isn't too high, you'll be hard pressed to find decent aftermarket coolers that will fit the low profile.Despite these misgivings. I would still buy this again in a heartbeat. I wouldn't load it up with anything powerful though as ventilation isn't the greatest. As well as the above stated difficulty of finding a CPU cooler for overclocking. Buy this case purely for HTPC purposes and you can't go wrong.