Wow, the sarcasm is thick in here! Feels like a bad Seinfeld episode... *gag*. Seriously though, that is a good chassis. I've built a few systems with 'em, and they've always seemed like they were really worth the dough. I can't say that for every chassis I've ever used, but this is another of them. Some people (mostly women) don't like 'flashy' chassis, so that one nicely fills the niche at $25 US. It's not gaudy but not ugly, has *great* cooling, and is generally well-designed. If you're looking for a good budget chassis, this could be the one.
Heh, nothing personal, harrack52. You were just the easiest target in a long stream of thick sarcasm. ...but now I'm way off topic, aren't I?
Nice case, I am planning on getting an antec case myself. The LanBoy model I think; with the 350W PSU. Was $76 on newegg around last week now it's up to $85 =(. Do you guys think it's a good deal? The case with the 350W PSUand all, considering I have a POS PSU?(heh) ~Temporal~
I dunno, I almost never go with OEM PSUs. I add either Enermax or Antec PSUs @ at least 400watts. Or, for budget systems, I often use Okia PSUs. You might be able to get by with a 350, but you might not (depending on the brand/quality). The Lanboy chassis is very nice; it could use an intake fan on the side panel though (to ventilate the video card), but even as-is it's fairly ideal. The 120mm exhaust fan at the rear will move a lot of air with minimal noise, and the frontal intake fan is well ventilated and mounted strategically in front of the HDD rack. Also, it's pretty cool-looking...
Depends if it comes with an Antec PSU or not. I believe it does come with an Antec PSU. I would check out some local shops, as shipping tends to be pretty high on cases and monitors.
Here's the same Antec Lanboy chassis in question, except without any PSU. It's $67 plus $15 S&H from newegg.com. One way to eliminate any questions about the PSU is to just buy your own. Of course, if you can get it locally for cheaper, more power to 'ya!
