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Thread ID: 51108	2004-11-11 20:58:00	PSU & Case	bk T (215)	Press F1

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290761	2004-11-11 20:58:00	1. I'm looking for a good, reliable and stable PSU with case for my P4 pc. Could someone recommend one for me? 2. Which retail shop in Auckland region has a good collection of good PSUs and cases? 3. In Intel's website, they talked about 'Thermally Advantaged' chasis. Is it really necessary to get this for Intel CPUs? Cheers	bk T (215)
290762	2004-11-11 21:05:00	http://www.edenonline.co.nz has a few. I usually buy from them since theyre just down the road from me. I used to buy the case and get them to remove the p/s since most were only 300W. And get my own. It depends on how much you want to spend I guess. I havent got a clue what thermally advantaged chassis means. These cases here, have 3 fans u can put in it ( 1 front, 2 back), and 2 USB in front, and neon light on the sides at the front. Just as long as I can put what I have in it, thats the main thing. I use P4's here with these cases. They stay pretty cool most of the time.	Spacemannz (808)
290763	2004-11-11 21:12:00	My budget: < $250.00	bk T (215)
290764	2004-11-11 21:20:00	www.ascent.co.nz Recently bought one of these myself and while I have not built the computer up yet it seems to have everything neccessary.	|llus|oN (645)
290765	2004-11-11 22:49:00	I'm looking at Thermaltake VA300 BNA 400W psu and case. Is this good?	bk T (215)
290766	2004-11-12 05:38:00	For $250 grab a case that you reckon looks good and stick in a decent brand 350w+ PSU such as an Enermex or Antec.	Pete O'Neil (250)
290767	2004-11-12 05:42:00	Also make sure that the case itself is reasonably solid and well built - ie. does not have sharp edges on the insides, and does not twist/bend easily. I'm very happy with the case I have, however as they are no longer on the market I cannot really recommend them.	somebody (208)
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