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Old 04-05-08   #681 (permalink)
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I bought this case around Christmas for about 74 bucks. Today CoolMaster gives me $30 rebate. Happy me as well. Anyone has new 9800GTX in this case? Does it fit? I am thinking of acquiring this new video card.
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lol better late than never, I guess.
I don't understand why it takes so long for the MIRs.
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Just a question for all proud CM 690 owners,
I think this case is awesome, and when i saw it first, i couldn`t believe something like that exists, especially at that value...
So i`ve been reading many reviews, and I`m interested in build quality, is it strong?
And also does the front mesh tend to acumulate lot of dust that is hard to remove from all those holes (after 4-6 months)?
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Just a question for all proud CM 690 owners,
I think this case is awesome, and when i saw it first, i couldn`t believe something like that exists, especially at that value...
So i`ve been reading many reviews, and I`m interested in build quality, is it strong?
And also does the front mesh tend to acumulate lot of dust that is hard to remove from all those holes (after 4-6 months)?
Haha I know man, love at first sight.

The dust does accumulate, especially with high cfm fans, but it's easy to clean out with a can of compressed air.

The build quality is high, but my only complaint would be the side case panels. They feel a bit flimsy and can be a pain in the ass to get on sometimes. A minor qualm.
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i move my case a lot.. VERY sturdy.. pretty heavy too.. i love it. my panel only a butt to get off cuz i painted it. lol. it was easy when stock haha
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Yeh i love the Sturdyness and strenght and quality of the build on this case..It is sooo good for a case that is pretty cheap...I had a xclio before and it was soo flimsy compared to the cm-690...
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the chassis itself it super sturdy. The plastic molding is so so. The side panels are pretty weak, but then again you can only expect so much for such a low price. They have to make money somehow, and I have a feeling it's in lower grade steel and specially trained monkey assemblers who work for bananas. Only way i can imagine they could turn a profit. For a bargain performance case, there is nothing better out there, period.
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finishing touch!! replaced the stock black coolermaster fans on my side panel with the antec's I replaced with my loons!

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ran orthos for about 45mins before with passive cooling on my cpu,



not too bad fo a fanless cpu cooler, will you flame me for saying my cm690 blows lol
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