Feuerwizard
April 18th, 2004, 07:04 pm
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Thermaltake has been producing cases for a long time. They have undoubtly produced some of the best looking and best "performing" cases in the market. There are many factors to take into consideration when choosing a computer case. First and foremost are the looks. Many of us don't consider a case solely based on looks. Then comes the weight and the general size. And finally, we have the price conflict and the features.
We will be taking a look at Thermaltake's newly released V6000A Damier case. Thermaltake released their new line of products after CES 2004, which included the Damier as well as other cases from Thermaltake. The Damier case has all the bells and whistles of it's predecessors. How is this case different? Read on and find out...
Review (http://www.cooltechzone.com/reviews/cases/damier_001.php)
Thermaltake has been producing cases for a long time. They have undoubtly produced some of the best looking and best "performing" cases in the market. There are many factors to take into consideration when choosing a computer case. First and foremost are the looks. Many of us don't consider a case solely based on looks. Then comes the weight and the general size. And finally, we have the price conflict and the features.
We will be taking a look at Thermaltake's newly released V6000A Damier case. Thermaltake released their new line of products after CES 2004, which included the Damier as well as other cases from Thermaltake. The Damier case has all the bells and whistles of it's predecessors. How is this case different? Read on and find out...
Review (http://www.cooltechzone.com/reviews/cases/damier_001.php)