New case
I was wondering if I got a custom case could I take my stock internals from my dell computer and put it in a custom case? Thanks for the help
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Yes, you will be able to. Mind you that it will void the manufacturer's warranty once you open your dell case.
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lol I oppened it many times so I guess it is already void. nut thanks for the help
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yes you can but you might not be able to depending on the size of the case because some cases if there big motherbored wont fit :) unless you cut new holes lol
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which one are you thinking of getting?
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I have no idea :) I was just gonna mod this case with some wire managment but my case has no good mounting for anything
then I found a full tower in the trash but that is way to big. I just whant something cheap that I can make cool and look cool know what I mean. |
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http://www.antec.com/us/productDetai...?ProdID=93800# This is the case that I have, and I really like it. It's really quiet and it keeps everything really kool. One thing, if you don't like having to open the front door to turn on the machine you might not like it. It's a good feature of little kids run around and like to push buttons, but if you turn your computer on and off a lot (which you shouldn't) it will get annoying fast. The case looks good though, it's a solid case and it can be moded without much effort. http://www.photohost.org/gallery/dat...puter2-med.jpg http://www.photohost.org/gallery/dat...mputer-med.jpg |
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I have that model but with the side window because the store near me didn't carry the plain ones. Airflow is good since it has the front mesh and it comes with a 120mm fan and 80mm fan in the back and rear. You can also hide alot of the cables behind the drive cages like the front switch wires. If you have any pictures or specs - preferably both we could tell you if the internal would fit a new case. I just recently built my dad a p4 system and he gave me is p2. The motherboard has some components on it that would need holes drilled out for in a new case and the power button goes directly to the power supply. Things like that would need some way of working around.... oh and if you actually plan on doing some serious modding check out www.xoxide.com and www.crazypc.com They've got all the tools you need to do the job. |
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