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Sold over on the Ars Technica forum. Thread locked - thanks for looking.
I am clearing out the last of my old tech backlog, and up for sale is my Chenbro SR20503 ATX case. It's a solid steel unit with all original accessories, as well as a USB 3.0 front panel and a Blu-ray drive I'll throw in for free. It features two Corsair 4-pin 120mm fans - one in the front, one in the back - as well as one more spot where a 90mm fan could be installed for front ventilation purposes. I made the single important modification of removing a metal bracket previously intended for dual redundant PSUs, as its placement would directly block the intake fan of a modern PSU - otherwise the unit is complete and in excellent condition. In addition to plentiful 5.25" bays there is also a removable 3.5" drive bay inside. This is solid for a retro build and good enough for a sleeper machine. I just don't have the room to keep it or the inclination to build yet another machine into it again.
This one's gotten hard to find - I'd like $75 shipped within the continental U.S. Additionally, I’d be willing to trade a solid Radeon RX 580 or its equivalent for it, full stop. My Heatware account is FreonTrip. Thanks for looking! Pics below - note that it will not come with a Ryzen installed, but I wanted to convey some idea of how it looks with a machine in it.
I am clearing out the last of my old tech backlog, and up for sale is my Chenbro SR20503 ATX case. It's a solid steel unit with all original accessories, as well as a USB 3.0 front panel and a Blu-ray drive I'll throw in for free. It features two Corsair 4-pin 120mm fans - one in the front, one in the back - as well as one more spot where a 90mm fan could be installed for front ventilation purposes. I made the single important modification of removing a metal bracket previously intended for dual redundant PSUs, as its placement would directly block the intake fan of a modern PSU - otherwise the unit is complete and in excellent condition. In addition to plentiful 5.25" bays there is also a removable 3.5" drive bay inside. This is solid for a retro build and good enough for a sleeper machine. I just don't have the room to keep it or the inclination to build yet another machine into it again.
This one's gotten hard to find - I'd like $75 shipped within the continental U.S. Additionally, I’d be willing to trade a solid Radeon RX 580 or its equivalent for it, full stop. My Heatware account is FreonTrip. Thanks for looking! Pics below - note that it will not come with a Ryzen installed, but I wanted to convey some idea of how it looks with a machine in it.
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