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Enermax 710B Steel Case Review

Author: Cameron Wilmot SUMMARY: Since 1989, Enermax have been known for producing their high quality range of power supplies and case fans. Sometimes not as highlighted are their cases, which are equally as impressive in their own right. Today we show you the new Enermax 710B ATX black steel case... Does it have what it takes to be your next case? Read on and find out as Cameron "Mr.Tweak" Wilmot tells us if it has what it takes to fulfill that intended role!
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: Cases, Cooling and Power Supplies
Published: 8th April 2002
Manufacturer: Enermax
Our Rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Introduction

Aluminum cases, over the last couple of years, from companies like Lian Li and Coolermaster have taken the market by storm for several reasons. They are light in weight, have impressive heat dissipation, are easy to modify and are stylish in looks, at least in my opinion – a dream combination many enthusiast users spreading the globe desire for their personal systems.

Although because of their wide spread popularity and material costs being a little more expensive than steel, companies are able to charge premium prices for their lines of aluminum based cases. For this reason, I think we’ll see more existing and new case manufacturing companies producing aluminum cases in the future.

Before aluminum cases started to emerge, steel cases for years on end were really the only option available to us, and came at a much more affordable price compared to current competing aluminum cases. While steel cases don’t have all the luxuries of aluminum cases, there is still a market for companies to be releasing them.

One such new steel case is by Taiwanese company Enermax. Since 1989, Enermax have been known for producing their high quality range of power supplies and case fans. Sometimes not as highlighted are their cases, which are equally as impressive in their own right. Today we show you the new Enermax 710B ATX steel case; does it have what it takes to be your next case? Read on and find out.


Specifications

- Mainboard ATX up to 12"W x 13"L
- Power supply PSII / Mini RPM SIZE
- 4 x 5.25" drive bays
- 6 x 3.5" drive bays (4 hidden)
- 7 x Expansion slots
- Room for four fans (2 x exhaust, 2 x front intake)
- Dimensions: W205*D473*H522 (mm)
- Material: SECC1.0mm








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