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GMC X-21 Trinity – Quiet Computer Casing

Author: Shane Baxtor SUMMARY: Many of us spend the majorioty of our spare time trying to squeeze every last drop of performance out of our computer systems. Why not consider your flat mate or partner for a moment and think about the bonuses of completely silent or near silent computing? If this is something you've been considering, you should really take a look at Shawn "Toxic" Bakers review of the GMC X-21 Trinity computer case which we promise your flat mate or partner will thank us for!
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: Casing & Cooling
Published: 11th August 2003
Manufacturer: GMC
Our Rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Introduction

A computer case is something that everyone should have - while some enthusiasts may go through a transition with no case, eventually you find yourself back in one. Over the last couple of years a lot has happened in the casing market. It all started with a simple decision like a beige midi tower or a beige full tower, from there we saw the introduction of mini towers, then the more expensive aluminum cases hit the market and from there we had colors to choose from and now we have the choice of cases with windows and what not.

Recently something that has become important to people is the noise factor of their computers. In the past, one of the only items that use to make a decent amount of noise was the processor cooler. We are now finding other items within people’s cases which are quite loud. It may be the extra cooling that you have on the inside or your video card cooler may be slightly louder then the norm, but no matter what, there is now more and more items affecting the volume of our cases in the upward direction.

The X-21 Trinity case from GMC has just hit the Australian shores and is aimed to please one particular sense….your hearing. Inside the case we find a lot of items that are designed to help reduce the overall noise of your computer which we will go into deal slightly later on.

If you didn’t hear your case before chances are you do now so let’s get into it and see how we can reduce the noise of that beastie computer of yours.








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