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Not to bad at all. looks like a solid choice for someone who doesn't want the hassle of building one themselves. I like the look of everything too. |
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Price to performance seems to be pretty good for a retail system. Personally I think it's ugly, but that's just me. I like the "simple" elegance of cases like those from Lian-Li and Silverstone. And I have come to hate windows. Dust is NOT a mod! LOL. I was surprised and impressed that they included a floppy drive. Don't see that often these days. Some people see it as a waste, but I find a use for it from time to time. Great review. |
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Hi All Seems like a solid offering from Velocity Micro @ a competative price. |
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Holy cow Velocity Micro is Richmond, Virginia. They are like 15 mins from me! |
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maybe you should look them up for a job bob_on_the_cob. I actually think they're design of their case is simplistic like that of the Lian Li cases. but again most of picking out a case is your taste |
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I had a friend that worked for infineon the memory company. He said it was the most mind numbingly boring job ever. Do they hand build there PC's? That would be something I would like to do. Wonder how much they pay. I don't get out of bed for under $12 an hour. |
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nice to see a us company do well without being own by a big company |
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I worked with a few of there pc's over the years of my customers. Decent machines but nothing really ever set them apart from the others. |