AMS gMONO CF-2029 vs CoolerMaster ATC-201C-SX2

jmke · 22nd March 2003, 01:22

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The high quality CoolerMaster compared to a "budget" metal case. Equally good or difference like day & night? We compare their features and install 2 test systems to check for performance, which one comes out on top? Read on to find out...

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=49

22nd March 2003, 02:21

great article!

22nd March 2003, 09:01

nice stuff

you've already had a superflower case in your hands?
they're about the same price as the G, but with a 350W PSU and 2fans in the front

btw: how sturdy are the sidepanels? the sidepanels of that SF appear to bend real quickly

jmke · 22nd March 2003, 11:00

you use it as a shield

it weighs a ton

22nd March 2003, 17:51

12.5 kg without the side panels and everything installed (mobo, cpu, 1 HD, writer, DVD, audigydrive)

My mod is "af" very colorful

Still looking for premade sidepanels and a scratchremover for plexi and shiny (black) paint

6th February 2004, 18:36

Is the AMS case compatible with micro-ATX mobos ?

Thanks,

Sade

TerAngreal · 6th February 2004, 18:53

i'm using a completely stripped CF-2029 as housing for my rig at the moment (very useful when changing lots of components etc), and i'm quite sure it does support µATX mainboards ...

7th February 2004, 00:25

all ATX cases should accept micro ATX boards, don't they?

jmke · 7th February 2004, 12:17

they have the mounting holes for it yes.
why do you want to install a small mobo in a big case is question?

22nd March 2003, 11:00	#4
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	you use it as a shield it weighs a ton __________________

7th February 2004, 12:17	#9
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	they have the mounting holes for it yes. why do you want to install a small mobo in a big case is question? __________________

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22nd March 2003, 09:01	#3
TeuS Posts: n/a	nice stuff you've already had a superflower case in your hands? they're about the same price as the G, but with a 350W PSU and 2fans in the front btw: how sturdy are the sidepanels? the sidepanels of that SF appear to bend real quickly

22nd March 2003, 17:51	#5
cR00zIFI><3r Posts: n/a	12.5 kg without the side panels and everything installed (mobo, cpu, 1 HD, writer, DVD, audigydrive) My mod is "af" very colorful Still looking for premade sidepanels and a scratchremover for plexi and shiny (black) paint

6th February 2004, 18:36	#6
Unregistered Posts: n/a	Is the AMS case compatible with micro-ATX mobos ? Thanks, Sade

6th February 2004, 18:53	#7
TerAngreal Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,343	i'm using a completely stripped CF-2029 as housing for my rig at the moment (very useful when changing lots of components etc), and i'm quite sure it does support µATX mainboards ...

7th February 2004, 00:25	#8
TeuS Posts: n/a	all ATX cases should accept micro ATX boards, don't they?