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Revision as of 16:26, 10 April 2007
The computer case is a box that houses the majority of the computer hardware. It provides physical mounting for things such as disk drives, the motherboard and the power supply unit. Cases can be modified in unique ways to increase cooling and aesthetics as shown in examples listed here.
See Cases wiki page for reviews from the OCAU Content Archive.
See the Case Guide for a list of many good cases
Case Manufacturers
- Antec
- Aopen
- Aspire
- Chenbro
- Coolermaster
- Dell
- Enermax
- Gigabyte
- Lian Li
- OMNI
- Shuttle
- Silverstone
- Superflower
- Thermaltake
- [ Plus an enormous assortment of nameless generic brands]