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Old 08-21-09   #641 (permalink)
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Just curious you guys..what would be your arguments on behalf of the scout case to someone mulling between the lancool k62 and this one?
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By just the pictures compared to what's in my hands...I can't give you anything that has a definitive win.

The Lian LI, is a very elegant case, as are all of their products, and it appears to have plenty of room same with the scout.
The air flow looks well rounded, which is also found in the Scout. I say the scout's air flow is a little better, thanks to the side fans, but that's as easy a fix as cutting some acrylic.
The case is blacked out inside, same with the scout, which makes it very nice, and helps greatly with looks, once you sleeve everything black.
Both have the CPU hole which is awesome once everything gets settled in there, makes heat sink changes a breeze.
I don't see much for cable management in the Lian Li, which is a big plus with the Scout, offering a plethora of options.
The Scout comes with a handle but that really is only a plus for the bit of moving you do, or it could be a major plus for LAN-party fanatic. Also the safety feature in the back of the case rocks but unless you're playing in the hood, I really wouldn't worry about it.

Honestly bro, at this point, it's all about what you're happy with, if you can sleep comfortably knowing that you're spending your money on something you like, that's all that matters. I found it to kinda be one of those love at first site things. You can work on everything else, it just has to look how you want it to. So search for you love, young one, and hopefully you will find her, and if you're lucky she'll f... on the first date....oh wait
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Hey guys is this a full size case? I'm just worried if my Thermaltake Toughpower PSU will have a long enough cables?
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Hey guys is this a full size case? I'm just worried if my Thermaltake Toughpower PSU will have a long enough cables?
It's a mid-tower, not a full tower. The only cable that might have an issue is the CPU power cable, cause its at the top. Most of the newer/better PSU's ahve long cables, so I wouldn't think it would be a problem, but I'm not positive. For comparison, my TX750 is more than long enough
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It's a mid-tower, not a full tower. The only cable that might have an issue is the CPU power cable, cause its at the top. Most of the newer/better PSU's ahve long cables, so I wouldn't think it would be a problem, but I'm not positive. For comparison, my TX750 is more than long enough
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O.O you removed the hard drive cage
did it change stability of the dvd drive bays or the rest of case?
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Hey everyone. This is my first post here and I'd like to share with you my new computer. This was my first build and overall, I am glad to say that things went fairly smoothly with this case. The only problem I had was mounting my optical drive. They little "tabs" made it impossible for me to fit the drive in there. I had to file it down to get the drive in there. Anybody else have this issue? Well enough talking. Here are some pictures for your enjoyment. Also, if anyone has recommendation, please feel free. I'd love to hear your advice, comment, and suggestions.
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These would be very useful. Cable management is a biggie! I never had an issue installing my optical drives. But I've heard stories. If you go with the R4 120mm fans for the side panel, they are silent when run just by themselves, but once you place them on the side panel, the horizontal slots obstruct airflow so as a result you get a slightly annoying sound, but you can get use to it. Honestly? I'm use to 149 db of bass slamming at my skull, so 20-40 db caused by air flow? Hardly an issue.
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Hey everyone. This is my first post here and I'd like to share with you my new computer. This was my first build and overall, I am glad to say that things went fairly smoothly with this case. The only problem I had was mounting my optical drive. They little "tabs" made it impossible for me to fit the drive in there. I had to file it down to get the drive in there. Anybody else have this issue? Well enough talking. Here are some pictures for your enjoyment. Also, if anyone has recommendation, please feel free. I'd love to hear your advice, comment, and suggestions.
Yeah I had that problem myself,did the same as you.I would suggest that you run the power cable out thru the hole next to the psu.Up the back and thru the hole at the top near the dvd drive(if it will reach).Nice setup

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