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Would this case be worth getting?

I wouldn't get it. Its a basicly the new stacker with a black and green finish and about $50-75 more than retail...for the price I'd get a Lian Li server case.
 
If your an nVidia zealot or fan then its pretty cool. Anything with that type of company promotion is going to have a premium over the original 'unpromoted' case. Just depends on if you think the premium is worth it. In this case, its just might be.




 
Can get the same case without the nvidia paintjob for $240 on Newegg, probably less on ebay or here.
 
Yeah and it would suck if you decided to go ATI :D

I can imagine it already...


"Dude hella cool case...what card you running in there?"

"Uh...a 8800GTX! A super rare RED one."

"Wha...really? Let me see!"

"No way man, its so rare they accidently put ATI on it."
 
I guess you get the original black stacker 830, an nvidia/ati sticker, and a can of lime green spray paint and do it yourself and it will look almost the same. By the way, is anyone selling a black 830 that you know of. I really like the case, but don't want to spend that much. I also really like the lian li pc-a10.
 
If you like the case then buy it. But don't be fooled by marketing bullshit:

THIS IS A CERTIFIED NVIDIA SLI-READY COMPUTER CASE
NVIDIA SLI certification ensures a quality user experience by putting each component through a rigorous series of tests including diagnostics, benchmarking, burn in, and card interoperability.
Only components that pass NVIDIA SLI certification can be called "NVIDIA SLI-Ready." Be sure to look for the NVIDIA SLI Ready logo when buy components for your NVIDIA SLI PC.
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This case doesn't come with a PSU, MOBO, or cards. So the only thing they are certifying is SLI-Ready is that their cards will physically fit, not that any system you build inside it will actually work..
 
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