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Aspire X-Navigator

JC 26.10.2004 - 12:23 1148 0
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As we said, we regretted to see the lack of tool-less features that we have seen in cases such as Thermaltake's line of Xaser cases as well as their Tsunami Dream chassis, or the wind tunnel design of SilverStone Technology's BTX look alike Temjin 6. The X-Navigator, though, does have its own set of features that set it apart from the so-called "gaming cases" that everyone else claims their products to be. They have combined the looks of a sleek finish with the features and functions of a $200 aluminum case to create a product that has almost everything an enthusiast/hardcore gamer would want in a case.

With inclusion of a 500W aluminum power supply, which is no piece of junk, the price that we would pay for the X-Navigator is worth every penny. The X-Navigator runs for about $160 at many online retailers, which is a great value. As we mentioned in our "Cooling" section, the 500W power supply runs for about $55, which is a steal in itself for the performance output. We recommend the Aspire X-Navigator to those who are looking for a case with a lot of room for expansion in the future, or anyone wanting to build a small storage server type of system.
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