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| Enlight EN-72500SZ ATX Midtower Case - No Power Supply (Beige) |
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List Price: $43.99
Our Price: $39.38
You Save: $ 4.61 (10%)
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Manufacturer: ENLIGHT
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: ENLIGHT
Color: Beige
EAN: 0613651737005
Feature: Sold Individually
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Label: ENLIGHT
Manufacturer: ENLIGHT
Model: EN-72500SZ
Publisher: ENLIGHT
Studio: ENLIGHT
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Editorial Reviews:
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Enlight's computer enclosures are quickly becoming the market leaders. The company's line of standard enclosures is anything but standard. Every case and chassis is designed for easy manufacturability with unique patented features. Enlight cases offer a level of value and style unavailable from any other vendor.PRODUCT FEATURES: Snap-on front bezel for quick and easy installation; Slide guides for quick FDD/HDD installation; Interchangeable M/B stakes for fast installation of various motherboard sizes; More drive bay options; Unique cover and chassis construction for easy, accurate assembly; Optional cooling fan for better ventilation; Meet CE, FCC and DOC requirements; EMI and Thermal ready for Intel Pentium 4 and AMD Thunderbird GHz CPUs.
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Summary: Enlight Tower
Comment: The Enlight EN-7250 is one of the best all around towers on the market, and can't beat the Amazon price! Super fast delivery to boot!
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Summary: Enlight ATX MIDTOWER CASE
Comment: This is a great case for someone who is assembling a mid-level performance PC. Good quality construction and all of the hardware that you could possibly need to install any number of different motherboards, drives, etc. I'd buy another one if the need arose.
Customer Rating:
Summary: complicated case
Comment: This is one product where the customer was not thought of! Imagine having to unlock the front panel before you can even open the side panels; and it was not easy to pull the release mechanism under the chassis. The screws are hidden behind the front panel; duhhh. Who was the wise guy who came up w/ this idea? Then the individual modules have to be slided out to insert the different drives; but if you place the screws without adjusting the sliding module you won't be able to slide this thing completely because the screws will block it. My, what a stupid concept.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good case good price
Comment: I've used earlier versions of this case before, so I was happy to find a good price on this barebones version. Kindof ironic, but I put a $82 power supply in this $40 case. It is a plain-Jane case, that's why I like it. The only problem I encountered, the new-fangled screwless/rail-less 5-1/4" mounts are cheap and stiff, and I had trouble with a tight-fitting tape drive. And putting a 3-1/2" hard drive with adapter brackets in those slots was a real challenge getting it aligned. Otherwise, good case good price.
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