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4Q Full-Tower Case Review - FrostyTech.com 4Q Full-Tower Case Review
Tue Mar 20, 2001 | 9:13P| PermaLink
I must say that this is a very good sized case. It comes about to my mid-thigh(no I'm not abnormally short for my age) and is quite wide as well. To give you an idea of the width...When my mobo and all cards are installed I still have about 4.6cm or 1 and 13/16 inches from the very outside, that's about the size of my...well...just so I won't embarrass myself, we won't go there. So anyway, you will have plenty of room for your cardcoolers and other things that may stick out further than your cards. It also has very, very few sharp edges, and where there are sharp edges, you usually aren't flailing your hands and fingers around in that area anyway. It's made of a pretty strong material(nickel plated steel I believe) and proves to be quite durable. The sides are very "modder" friendly as they are pretty thin(not flimsy!) and make it easy to cut blowholes.
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