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Who makes This Case?

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I got it at a computer show for $37. and I want another I like it the construction is not flimsly like other sub $40 cheap cases at it is really light also it just came in a brown box. Currently housing a PIII System USB Ports under that push here thing

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Did your motherboard just fit perfectly with the backplate that's stamped right into that case or did you buy it barebones with the board and case together?

It's possible it could be a mild variation of one of the mass-produced cases that, say, Chenming and Antec use (I could be wrong about Antec, I know a lot of their cases use the same primary structure, but I'm not sure how many other companies use the same design, but I know that at least a handful of companies use the famous Chenming case). It's been a while since I went case shopping, but if you browse around der intarweb you might find the same sheetmetal, though possibly from a different company and with a different faceplate. Look for easy-to-spot things like the rear fan grill spilling over to the lip of the side panel, and also the interior, like the layout of the drive bays and anything unique like screwless drive holders.

It kind of looks like one of my old cases, but I can tell it's not. Good luck in finding it's origin.
 
Not to bad of a case for 37 bones I especially like how the power button looks like a pacman when they lights are on they could be power pellets. This case seems as if it would have good modding potential.
 
heh we actually have a few of those cases here at my work, but in the beige variety. though I'm sorry I can't tell ya who makes em..the ones here have 2 80mm fans in the back though
 
No bare bone just the case but it is a PIII system so it uses a standard ATX Backplate not a properity as most newer motherboards use
 
A friend of mine got one of those about 6 months ago. I'll have to ask him if he still has the invoice on it. He is a packrat, so hopefully he still has it.
 
i read that the power button is really crappy on that case...like its flush normally, when you press it the ''mouth of pacman'' hits your finger.
 
and as to the manufacturer....

I REALLLLLLYYYY think its made by linkworld, i was gonna buy one about 6 months back. cant find it on newegg anymore.



try linkworld.
 
bump scanned the label on the box to see if that will help any body find out who made this case Thanks Guys/Gals :D
 
Someone has modded that case in the work logs area, look for the thread and ask him.
 
The company that makes it is A+GPB Enterprises. Not sure if they are still in business, as the homepage comes up to a for sale page. One of those that looks like it would blast you with tons of spyware kinda pages.

Anywhoo that is the manufacture of the case.
 
Spaceninja said:
The company that makes it is A+GPB Enterprises. Not sure if they are still in business, as the homepage comes up to a for sale page. One of those that looks like it would blast you with tons of spyware kinda pages.

Anywhoo that is the manufacture of the case.
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THATS IT....i knew it was A something
 
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