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spacer.gif   Enermax CS-517LBFS-B+ Mid-Tower Case
Posted by : Nohr on Monday, August 25, 2003 - 12:52 AM
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Case, HTPC, and PSU News
"Today, we’ll look at the very interesting Enermax CS-517LBFS-B+ steel (front bezel manufactured of aluminum) Mid-Tower case. I say interesting, because it has the glossiest automotive type finish I’ve seen on any case, plus a slew of innovative and downright cool features, not to mention the low suggested retail price of around $ 80.00 US, and that includes a power supply."

Review at Systemcooling.com

 
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