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Quite case?
- Thread starter Aerobahn
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Its actually spelt "Quiet"
that aside, take a look at the Antec Sonata II, Solo, they are all great cases Ive owned. The Sonata in particular has been around forever and is a classic. I haven't owned any other brands, so I'm sure someone else will chime in.
that aside, take a look at the Antec Sonata II, Solo, they are all great cases Ive owned. The Sonata in particular has been around forever and is a classic. I haven't owned any other brands, so I'm sure someone else will chime in.
And maybe you shouldn't rag on people for spelling errors while having one of your own 
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Spelt is actually spelled...
Anyway, maybe an Antec p180, it's marketed as a quiet case. Co-developed by the guys @ SPCR. Beyond that, maybe search the case & cooling forum for "quiet case" or something along those lines.
[edit] @ Below, I stand corrected, seems dictionary.com agrees w/ you. I suppose this is yet another English English vs American English idiosyncrasy I guess. I've British blood, but born and raised in the 'States', as you could certainly guess.
.Spelt is actually spelled...
Anyway, maybe an Antec p180, it's marketed as a quiet case. Co-developed by the guys @ SPCR. Beyond that, maybe search the case & cooling forum for "quiet case" or something along those lines.
[edit] @ Below, I stand corrected, seems dictionary.com agrees w/ you. I suppose this is yet another English English vs American English idiosyncrasy I guess. I've British blood, but born and raised in the 'States', as you could certainly guess
.could go either way actually. spelled is the more American way to go, thoughAnd maybe you shouldn't rag on people for spelling errors while having one of your own
Spelt is actually spelled...
But, to the topic at hand, I think Antec's whole P-Whatchamacallit line prides itself on quiet. The Solo and P-150 I'd say were the most purpose built of them all for that task.
Thanks for the backup on the spelling thing JinxyBoi. Spelled really is a terrible american-butchery. And considering I'm Canadian (more British spellings), I think Im ok.
The P-180 is a great case too, a few friends are using it and love the sound padding
The P-180 is a great case too, a few friends are using it and love the sound padding