What case is this?

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Dark_Legacy

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I've had this case for about five years now, and I still don't know what manufacturer made this thing. There's no internal markings that specify what manufacturer made it, and I've replaced the PSU in recent years so I have no way of finding out by looking at my PSU. If anyone would know which company made this case, it would have to be here, so I came here to find out.

Here is an image of the case:



Thanks in advance.
 
I used to have that case before my Lian Li. While the Lian Li is certainly more elegant, something to be said for a good affordable case with solid looks and good functionality.
 
This was my first build in 2001, anybody know what this is ??



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I would still be useing it but it did'nt have a removaable motherboard tray and it weighed around 55lbs. empty...all steel construction
 
SlikRig said:
I would still be useing it but it did'nt have a removaable motherboard tray and it weighed around 55lbs. empty...all steel construction
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damn... You could get a nice workout moving that thing around :p
 
SlikRig said:
I would still be useing it but it did'nt have a removaable motherboard tray and it weighed around 55lbs. empty...all steel construction
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heck yeah, now im really interested. I like my cases strong enough to sit on. lol

I use my matx rig as a foot stool sometimes. :p
 
Rabid Badger said:
Why did you need to know what kind it was, DL?
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Sheer curiousity. I recieved the case as a gift and never had any idea what manufacturer made it. I liked the style very much, so I wanted to look at some other cases that Enermax made.
 
Sorry not an Aopen....I'm sure it wont be long before somebody figures it out :p
 
No, it really is the Chrome Tower (sorry, not sure of the official model designation) from PCP&C.
I had drooled over them years ago but they were over $300 which was an unheard of price at the time.
 
Yeah it was an insane price...probably the reason they stopped making them, I can't imagine them flying off the shelves at that price...altho they did reel me in :cool:
 
holy crap... that one expensive case!

I looked a PCP&C cases as well! lol
 
SlikRig said:
Give that man a cigar...its a pcp&c Deluxe Chrome Tower....Congrats :D

info here http://www.tweak3d.net/articles/ultima/2.shtml
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Hahahahahahaha

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