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29 Sep 2009   #11

Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit & Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (Build 7600)
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Digerati View Post
A case should sit "discretely" and "quietly", out of the way and not bring attention to itself.
You're entitled to your opinion, I like my case to bring attention to myself, and I constantly upgrade it and add little tweaks to make it unique. I attend a lot of LAN parties so it's nice to be able to show off the hardware I'm rocking.



Who wouldn't want to see this?


I still need to paint the interior...
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