Dracula Pc Case

cellstar21cellstar21
edited November 2004 in Hardware
what do you all think about the Dracula Special Edition Blue case? I think it looks pretty cool, but it doesnt look too airflow friendly, well from the front at least. i might be getting a new case soon, just wondering if you guys had any ideas or comments. - http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/cas-253.html

Comments

  • OverLoadOverLoad
    edited October 2004
    If you looking for a case that has good airflow look for one that has two 120' fans and at least one or two 80' to 92' fans.
  • citrixmetacitrixmeta Montreal, Quebec Icrontian
    edited October 2004
    thats a nice lookin case :)

    my days of spending $$$$$$$ on cases is over. i would go for it. cut ur own holes :)
  • verselloversello New
    edited October 2004
    I dunno, man. It looks alright I suppose, but I'm all about sleek aesthetics. Lian-Li cases reminds me of a nice sexy BMW :jelly:
  • GnomeWizarddGnomeWizardd Member 4 Life Akron, PA Icrontian
    edited October 2004
    yea sleekness is the key I love my thermaltake tsunami cause of that
  • cellstar21cellstar21
    edited October 2004
    wow, the thermaltake tsunami case is really nice.do the thermaltake cases really cool more than others?
  • airoh69airoh69
    edited October 2004
    a have the thermaltake vm7000a case and my mobo temp is from 26-29c.
  • youvegotjermzyouvegotjermz Baton Rouge, La
    edited October 2004
    cellstar21, believe me man looks can get old (if you like the flashy kinds of cases thats fine) but in the long run you will thank yourself if you go for quietness before aesthetics. go for 120mm fans! here is a link to a very quiet and good looking case:

    case 1

    case 2

    the best fan for your buck
  • lordbeanlordbean Ontario, Canada
    edited October 2004
    personally, I don't give a damn about fan noise. If it's loud, I'll just drown it out with music. At LAN parties, nobody ever notices because everyone ELSE's PCs are also loud, and everyone has headphones on anyway. So, I prioritize in this order: Functionality, looks, noise.
  • youvegotjermzyouvegotjermz Baton Rouge, La
    edited October 2004
    well, come tell me that again in about a year or 2 with your load ass pc
  • lordbeanlordbean Ontario, Canada
    edited October 2004
    I've had a relatively noisy PC for 5 years. It doesn't bother me.
  • youvegotjermzyouvegotjermz Baton Rouge, La
    edited October 2004
    i had my pc overclocked and riddled with fans for just under 3 years, finally i got tired of turning it off my comp to watch tv or play xbox
  • cellstar21cellstar21
    edited November 2004
    damn, my pc is so LOUD! i mean, when i get home from school, im tired as hell, and i try and rest, my PC IS HUMMING LIKE CRAZY, can hear it a room down. but besides that noise isnt too bad, its alright i guess, ionno about anything at the moment.
  • verselloversello New
    edited November 2004
    I never used to care about fan noise a few years back, in the Apus Hardware days... those were the days when I was looking for more speed and how to keep my case as cool as possible. Now I've somewhat mellowed out and prefer whisper-silence. Music sounds a whole lot better too. :D
  • kanezfankanezfan sunny south florida Icrontian
    edited November 2004
    what do i think? :rice:

    too much bling. make your own, then it's the only one.
  • Nive11enNive11en Europe
    edited November 2004
    Exactly - too much bling bling! The case is in a bad taste. Go for the sleek BMW look. Simple, effective, sleek :D
  • cellstar21cellstar21
    edited November 2004
    so sleek is a bit better than the "cool" look?
  • MortisMortis
    edited November 2004
    versello wrote:
    I dunno, man. It looks alright I suppose, but I'm all about sleek aesthetics. Lian-Li cases reminds me of a nice sexy BMW :jelly:



    I agree.


    That case is pretty cool, I guess. It almost blinded me when the page first loaded up though... hehe. I do like the handle on it.
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