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Hi,
any suggestions on where to get affordable transparent tower cases in the UK?
I am buying a Micro ATX motherboard, but would prefer an ATX tower,
ie I would like to buy a transparent ATX tower but which accepts Micro ATX boards.
The only such tower I've found for sure is the Maplins Icute one for about 44 quid.
But that is just transparent on one side, I'd prefer a totally transparent one!
But one which is transparent at the top and on one side would be good.
the following from www.amazon.co.uk looks interesting:
Apevia Infinity Silver Gaming Midi Pc Case 420W
but it has inbuilt PSU and doesnt mention Micro ATX , I intend to use a
550W PSU I've just ordered, and there is no vendor contact link.
I'd like to have several 3.5 inch drive bays, and a floppy bay,
Anyway, any suggestions?
Many thanks
PS: er, after posting this, I see reading other threads that prebuilt doesnt mean "before" "built" but means "built" "before", ie this is probably the wrong forum! but its too late. argh! Also I thought homebuilt meant built at home, very confusing.
any suggestions on where to get affordable transparent tower cases in the UK?
I am buying a Micro ATX motherboard, but would prefer an ATX tower,
ie I would like to buy a transparent ATX tower but which accepts Micro ATX boards.
The only such tower I've found for sure is the Maplins Icute one for about 44 quid.
But that is just transparent on one side, I'd prefer a totally transparent one!
But one which is transparent at the top and on one side would be good.
the following from www.amazon.co.uk looks interesting:
Apevia Infinity Silver Gaming Midi Pc Case 420W
but it has inbuilt PSU and doesnt mention Micro ATX , I intend to use a
550W PSU I've just ordered, and there is no vendor contact link.
I'd like to have several 3.5 inch drive bays, and a floppy bay,
Anyway, any suggestions?
Many thanks
PS: er, after posting this, I see reading other threads that prebuilt doesnt mean "before" "built" but means "built" "before", ie this is probably the wrong forum! but its too late. argh! Also I thought homebuilt meant built at home, very confusing.