ATX Case for $29.99

[NorthStar]

Dalco Electronics has a Case with 400 Watt supply for $29.99
http://www.dalco.com/moreinfo.cfm?&Product_ID=581595&Type=FPC

[eboyjones]

welcome to the forums. You can find all kinds of prices. You really need to look at the mfg. of the power supply and reviews and the actual specs not just the wattage. Also look at the case for acess and fan placement for air circulation.

return policy!

newegg,com has a good rep for standing beind their products.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?DEPA=1&submit=Go&description=pc%2Ccase&searchdepa=1&page=2&listStyle=2

also check out the shipping and handling costs. Some companies charge more for the the s/h than for the actual product.


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[TripleRLtd]

Yeah, welcome NorthStar. That looks like one heck of a deal, even if you have to put in a brand name PSU. Thanks.http://forums.windrivers.com/images/smilies/thumbs.gif
PS
Looks like they may have a "loss-leader" there.

[gazzak]

The cheapest case I ever purchased with a power supply was also the worst. I'm a firm believer in a decent case and psu, worth spending money on as it usually has the longest life to live.

[Ya_know]

The cheapest case I ever purchased with a power supply was also the worst. I'm a firm believer in a decent case and psu, worth spending money on as it usually has the longest life to live.

:thumbs:

I had one in storage for several months, like $32, P4 support, even a side fan. It was brand new, but never used for 6 months, went to fire it up with a PII MoBo, the damn fan on the PSU locked up in the first 20 minutes, and burned up the unit. Had to replace it right away...wasn't even worth hassling with the warrantee…