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mammothboy
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Antec SX1240 Full Tower Case
$75 OBO with Enermax 400watt power supply
$60 OBO with Antec 400 watt power supply
$50 OBO case only
Features:
Reviews:
http://www.mikhailtech.com/articles/cases/sx1240/
http://www.onepc.net/index.php?view=docs&doc_id=117
http://www.gamingin3d.com/reviews/sx1240/index.html
This case is huge 8.1" (W) x 26.4" (H) x 18" (D) and heavy 40lbs. It swallows full sized ATX boards (my Tyan dual Athlon board looked like a micro-ATX board in this case) and accomodates extended ATX boards. The cooling is excellent, and the potential for mods is endless. It is AS-IS, but it is in very good condition for a three year old case. Mine is similar to the ones reviewed (some knock offs have doors over the external drives or different fans in rear), and it is the genuine Antec case. Mine also does not have any issues with supporting the power supply that some of the reviews mention. Shipping is extra and will consist of my shipping costs plus whatever packing materials are necessary (I'm not looking to make anything beyond the sale price). I'm pretty sure the box was lost in a recent move/cleaning cycle. I love this case, but my girlfriend has had it with big ugly cases (I have another lesser full tower that I'm unloading too) and I'm downsizing.
Shane Laake
[email protected]
$75 OBO with Enermax 400watt power supply
$60 OBO with Antec 400 watt power supply
$50 OBO case only
Features:
- 6 external 5 1/4" bays
- 2 external 3 1/2" bays (one dedicated for floppy)
- 2 quick release drive cages (holds three hard drives each)
- Room for two more internal HDs (total of 12 internal 3 1/2 bays)
- 3 front 80mm fans (a couple months old)
- 2 rear 80mm fans (brand new)
- 1 rear 92mm fan
- Rails for 5 1/4 bays
- Thumbscrews for cards
Reviews:
http://www.mikhailtech.com/articles/cases/sx1240/
http://www.onepc.net/index.php?view=docs&doc_id=117
http://www.gamingin3d.com/reviews/sx1240/index.html
This case is huge 8.1" (W) x 26.4" (H) x 18" (D) and heavy 40lbs. It swallows full sized ATX boards (my Tyan dual Athlon board looked like a micro-ATX board in this case) and accomodates extended ATX boards. The cooling is excellent, and the potential for mods is endless. It is AS-IS, but it is in very good condition for a three year old case. Mine is similar to the ones reviewed (some knock offs have doors over the external drives or different fans in rear), and it is the genuine Antec case. Mine also does not have any issues with supporting the power supply that some of the reviews mention. Shipping is extra and will consist of my shipping costs plus whatever packing materials are necessary (I'm not looking to make anything beyond the sale price). I'm pretty sure the box was lost in a recent move/cleaning cycle. I love this case, but my girlfriend has had it with big ugly cases (I have another lesser full tower that I'm unloading too) and I'm downsizing.
Shane Laake
[email protected]
