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AOpen G325 MicroATX case

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Thundro

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This case was introduced in November, but I haven't seen it on AOpen websites. I've been waiting for more info on it. Looks like a good alternative to the X-Qpack. Also looks like you might be able to fit larger/taller hsf. I found a review but its not in English and google's translator doesn't seem to help. But there are LOTS of pictures of it inside and out. Cooling may be an issue with only the PSU being used as the exhaust. Check it out.

http://www.it.com.cn/f/diy/0512/2/206042.htm


Pictures:
http://www.it.com.cn/f/diy/0512/2/206040.htm
 
I like it, that power supply looks neat. I'm really interested in some more info on this case cuz I need to build a SFF PC for college and this might be the best case for my needs that I have seen so far.
 
unless the stock psu is of a quality level of shuttle psu's, i don't think this case would be good cuz it doesnt look to want to take a different psu in it's place.
 
it looks like a standard psu. its just that you have to get a particular style of psu.

-single 120mm fan
-cables coming from the right side
-standard sized at 150mm x 150mm (or 140x150, cant remember whats standard)

its just that the way the psu housing is designed that it wont let you use modular. also, if the housing is made of plastic, it would seem that there would be a lot of trapped heat in that thing. it could also use a top exhaust fan on the case since theres soo much room. i bet you could fit a huge hsf combo in there too.
 
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