Sure no problem, check out the case and feel it before deciding to buy it or not ..

acutally from the graph.. the rear intake will take cool air in and after passed through the CPU area and rise to the graphic card area and exhaust through the side patent fan.

while the bottom part will be intake for HDD till reach PSU for exhaust ...

Go for Lian Li RM300 and mod the side window urself or can also buy from the shopas well ..

sigh. no more PC-A10 from ATE.. they say dunno when only bringing in.. maybe might go for V1000..

Well, i thought i heard from them that they have a new batch of casing incoming soon?

Need recommendation, newbie here.
Budget 200+- bucks.
Prefer got window side panel, front and rear silent fan, simple and neat look.
Is it normally casing come together with PSU?

wa ATE now still got what casing for LL ??
I think when i buy all LL casing habis....

apa lebihnya kalu pakai case aluminium compare with normal case? mmg la lg cantik, but dr segi penyejukan system main pranan gak ke?
(just wondering; never use alum case, still using old style ATX case )

The most important thing about using Aluminium casing would be:
Lightweight

Take a sample of two casings that is on the same size, and the material is on the same thickness.
One of them is using SECC material, and one of them is aluminium.

Then compare the weight by yourself.
There you'll see that aluminium cases are either half the weight of the SECC casing and the max would be 70% of the weight of an SECC chasis.

Just my opinion though.

main thing light weight aje, 2nd cantik, dat's all for alu case

secc case is toughness on the material, but it's not like we going to play american football with our case

Yea, i agree on this. I could take the PC-7 casing easily with just one hand.But on the other hand, i am suffering when trying to take my older C5 with one hand..lol..

Anyway, wondering would aluminum casing help in terms of providing better airflow/cooler air?Cause i have seen plenty of enclosure which uses aluminum as their material..

if it does not why would so many enthusiast insist on using aluminum case ....

however the effect isn't that much different but weight itself is a plus point to own an aluminum case ...

no more raidmax sellers at lowyat?

i'm not suprise why there's not seller for Raidmax
due to its design + structure that is suxx wanna gaming casing, got lots of brand that is better in design + quality made --> CoolerMaster & Gigabyte
however i will shock if no seller for Lian Li case

The main problem is the look is too out standing and the price as well..

besides it's not well design internally //

doom,

if lightweight is the only reason to go for alu. doesn't that a bit overkill to have an expensive casing? for most of us, moving the casing is to clean the dirt and dust accumulated on a monthly or weekly basis...
if alu can play a major role in lowering the temp of the internals. if it does.. it's only about 1-3 C only right?

regards,
point blanc

yah ..it's only about 3c of difference ... besides cooling the internal structure of the Alu case is always better than steel case ..

doom,

so theoritically not much of a difference between the two besides the minor temp, and the weight. bling-bling factor is up to individual..

i guess i'll consider again of getting a new casing...

regards,
point blanc

Do remember that 1-3 degrees in temperature drop is not something that you should take lightly.

1-3 degrees of temperature drop is very high for me.

That's why i choose Alu case.

Aluminum cases being cooler than steel cases are a myth. That being said, it does feel alot nicer and you feel like you're getting the sort of quality you paid for.

But, steel cases have some advantages too:
1) Cheaper
2) Sturdier. Say what you want, but a steel chassis is less likely to vibrate/resonate/hum than an aluminum one. I hate the way my Lian Li panels can rattle, I had to remedy it with dampening material and velour strips.

hi where to find Raidmax Ninja at Lowyat and the price...

thanks

i wouldnt say its a myth....i say its UTTER BULL . alu cases does NOTHING for hardware temps.