The Lanbox Lite is an SFF case, and from my experience with it, I'd prefer to have a mini tower instead. Although you may be able to fit everything in, it's really cramped, and you will find that you run out of working space fast. Secondly, if you ever decide to re-use the case, it's a pain in the butt to try to remove everything out again.

ravenguard90

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[QUOTE="somegtalover"]

why do you want a case like that?

ravenguard90

If you don't want a huge tower, then you can go for a micro-ATX tower. Believe me, working in a mini-tower case would be much easier than having to fit everything into that Lanbox Lite. Two cases that come into mind are the In Win Dragon Slayer and the NZXT Vulcan. Check them out.

Lanbox lite is also a micro atx case. From what I have heard (since I only have one hard drive and 1 gpu), everythig should fit. Have you heard otherwise, or had a bad experience with this case?

why do you want a case like that?

somegtalover

dont really want to wait for it to be shipped lol. Canada computer is a physical store

Edit: also, looking at newegg.ca, i find canada computers is slightly cheaper, as well as the fact that I can pick it up (so no shipping costs).

Hey all, I'm going to be building my first PC and I have picked out the parts. I just want to make sure everything is compatible with each other, and I have chosen the best parts for the price. Keep in mind I live in Canada and will purchase parts mostly from Canada Computers

Case:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicat [...] CatId=3428

CPU:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=027383

Mobo:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=026043

ram:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=026157

gpu:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=026405

psu:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=33_441&item_id=032195

hd:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=027644

monitor:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=031257

network card (because i have to use wireless):
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=027836

keyboard:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=031809

It totals at around 940$ Canadian before taxes.

This computer will be used mainly for work, cs source, and occasionally a newer game. I dont really want to go too much over the $940 it costs as of now, so keep that in mind if you are suggesting other parts.

Im interested i nthe new line of sony laptops, specifically the SR line, but I live in Canada. So far, they are only available in the US. Does anyone now when sony will make the SR availible in Canada? If not, are there places where I can ship it to in the US, where they can ship it to me?

All help is appreciated.

Hi, im buying a new laptop and was wondering which processor to get. I was looking at 3 in particular, cor 2 duo t8300, t9300, and t9500. Im leaning towards the t9300 since it isnt that much more than the t8300, yet is considerably cheaper than the t9500. Is there alot of performance differnece between the t9300 and t9500?