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CFI case question

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Yurei

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Hey everyone,

I'm new to the forums and fairly inexperienced when it comes to SFF, but I've been doing quite a bit of research...anyways, on to my question.

I am looking to build a SFF computer, and I'm trying to decide on a case. I'm looking for one with a handle, and I'm leaning somewhat towards the fragbox barebones. I like that it can take a standard atx psu. Also, I like the styling.

I'm living in Japan and the local computer diy store has this case:

http://www.chyangfun.com/pt_barebone_d.asp?MID=1&SID=e-cube series&PNo=CF-M1

Although the website doesn't state it, I'm pretty sure it can handle a standard atx psu. It's a good 4" taller than the fragbox, but not quite as long. Also, it's about half the price of the fragbox.

Does anyone know about the quality of CFI cases? Would I be better off saving the money and going with the CFI case, or is the fragbox worth the extra money?

I'll be doing a combination of video-editing and gaming with it. Right now, I'm leaning towards the asus P5GD1-VM, but it's definitely not set in stone.

Thanks in advance!
 
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