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Grand Master

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$47 might not be that large of a debt for school, but isn't this your first year? My cousin is over 100K in debt, but thats after 8 years in school (5 at Penn State+3 at Duquesne) and now he is going to become a lawyer.

I am going to Pitt for engineering and will probably rack up 40k+ in debt, but thats for 4 years (plus I will make more than that in one year...as long as there are jobs here in 4 years)

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wow someone from Johnstown, kinda feels wierd seeing someone from so close to me..

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Full pics of that case please.  Looks cool.

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Sure thing :) glad some ppl like it as much as me, im not sure exactley what people couldnt like about it though ^_^ unless you like plain cases that is. I can safley say that this one is the most unique one ive seen in a while lol..

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Sure thing :) glad some ppl like it as much as me, im not sure exactley what people couldnt like about it though ^_^ unless you like plain cases that is. I can safley say that this one is the most unique one ive seen in a while lol..

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I'm not sure what to make of it to tell you the truth. It's not as gaudy as some but definately different. It kind of reminds me of a Space Shuttle. :happy:

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Sure thing :) glad some ppl like it as much as me, im not sure exactley what people couldnt like about it though ^_^ unless you like plain cases that is. I can safley say that this one is the most unique one ive seen in a while lol..

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How much does a case like that cost???

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Sure thing :) glad some ppl like it as much as me, im not sure exactley what people couldnt like about it though ^_^ unless you like plain cases that is. I can safley say that this one is the most unique one ive seen in a while lol..

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Looks like it came from Area-51. :ninja:

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Sure thing :) glad some ppl like it as much as me, im not sure exactley what people couldnt like about it though ^_^ unless you like plain cases that is. I can safley say that this one is the most unique one ive seen in a while lol..

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Nice I saw this case a while back in red, it looks much better in blue

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Joswin

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Yeah there is also a green one, but it looks a very 'nasty' green so i didnt bother lol. I think its trying to look 'Alienware' but not be too obvious that they are copying lol - my one complaint is that the cooling system seems to be hit-and-miss - although the ACTUAL cooling itself seems fine. My case temps are just as good as my large Chieftec and my CPU temp better thanks to the ducting on the side (the grill on the sides leads down to a funnel to the CPU fan).

The front fan is turned sideways inside the case which looks like it wouldnt do anything, but i guess Asus know what they are doing ^_^ the vents at the front must have something to do with it maybe

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randy_tho

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Well everything is here and the only thing left is put this thing together. Well before I start building here's a few photos. (Specs are in my signature)

Cheers.

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That is insane. Congratulations on being able to build that. The only thing it seems to be missing is a killer RAID configuration. You should stripe like 4 Raptors and use a fifth for parity. :)

And get another 300gig and run raid 1 on it.

BTW how do you like that case? Let us know if it is extra noisy. It seems like it would be because of the cheese grater effect.

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had to do this to all of yall.. that triple benq 17" just got shat all over

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You'd think I was bragging my ass off right before he posted this.

I've had my setup for a year now. Bout time you caught up to me. To think, I'm not in debt at all, I paid CASH for all my hardware. Plastic can get anyone anything. Might as well add 5 more monitors there, you're not impressing anyone.

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very good case choice.

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