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Old January 20th, 2007, 04:26 AM
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Thermaltake soprano
Does anyone own a thermaltake soprano? I am building my first pc and have chosen this case. I think it is the best looking out of the mid price-range cases. Please tell me what you think of it. Thanks
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i think they look great. the 2 x 120 mm fans are good & the non-restrictive fan grills are great.
the only thing i would worry about is the screwless platic mounts for drives. they are handy to have but do not be rough with them and avoid unnecessary usage to prolong the life of the plastic.

just in case you havent read it yet, here's the sytem build guide http://www.devhardware.com/forums/p...ide-116457.html
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Ive had a few Thermaltake cases in my time and have found for the most part they all are really ease to work with and mod. Not a bad choice sTATICO7
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I have had 3 Sopranos, 2x Black and 1x Silver. ALOT of people have them but they are a pretty decent case.
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