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COMPUTER CASES

Silverstone LC20 Case Review
By: Rich Smith
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    2006-07-03

    Table of Contents:
  • Silverstone LC20 Case Review
  • Opening the box
  • The outside of the case
  • The inside of the case
  • Installing hardware
  • Final thoughts

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    Silverstone LC20 Case Review - Opening the box


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    As always, Silverstone has created an attractive package for the LC20 case. The box shows the case both in silver and black (we got the black one).  They say that patience is a virtue, but I don't have any, so I opened the box up to see what we had.

      

     

    Once I opened the box, I could see that the LC20 was held securely in place, and hence safe from most injury, by some thick foam spacers. I could already see the dark aluminum chassis, so I wasted no more time and ripped the case unceremoniously from the box (gently, of course).

    Here's a pic of the case as it was when it came out of the box.  Take note of how this case looks more like a stereo component than an actual computer case.

    Let's take a tour of the case, shall we?

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