1050 Dallor Gaming computer

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Also, here's a slightly better case/PSU combo. Better case IMO, better PSU and comes out a little less.

Element G and Toughpower 775XT $155 after MIR

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?Ite...

Also, the promo code on the 5870 makes it only $351, so Mad's build is actullay under budget.

I don't believe that Thermaltake's PSU is better. And I personally think the Element G looks like crap. That gigantic knob just doesn't look right. Also, I'm a huge fan of the flexibility the 900 gives you in regards to the internal/external bays.

I keep forgetting about that damn promo code...

Jonny Guru rated the new Thermaltake 775tx actually better than the Corsair XT line, in terms of actual functioanlity.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=...

The only place they found a fault was in the butt ugly appearance =p

edit: The toughpower line and Corsair 750/850TX are actually both made by Channel Wells and rebranded respectively.

I've got rigs using HAF 922 and Element G. I've also built rigs for others using 902, 900 and 1200's. All those cases are great.

The Element G does offer more features and similar quality as the 902 though, which given it's current cost, makes it a better buy IMO. Looks, though is completely subjective ^^

Fair enough on the review. I just tend to itch when Thermaltake PSUs are mentioned...

I personally think the $10 difference in prices would be worth it for the Antec. Plus, given how long it takes to get rebates and the likelihood of getting them, the $20 cheaper purchase price of the Antec with $30 less in rebates isn't a bad exchange.

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