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Gigabyte Aorus AC300W ATX Mid-Tower review
Posted by: on: 11/29/2017 10:32 AM [
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We review the Gigabyte AC300W ATX Mid-Tower PC case. Designed with Gigabyte components in mind the chassis the case is released within the Aorus series of products.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 11/29/2017 11:31 AM
Yes, that was a typo and already fixed. MSRP should hover at 99 USD.
Yes, that was a typo and already fixed. MSRP should hover at 99 USD.
Netherwind
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Posted on: 11/29/2017 11:48 AM
Nice review as always (+ for dbA measurements but it would be nice previous results from other case reviews were in the same table for comparison). Looks like a neat case for Gigabyte fans
I'm aching to see what MSI brings to the table.
Nice review as always (+ for dbA measurements but it would be nice previous results from other case reviews were in the same table for comparison). Looks like a neat case for Gigabyte fans
I'm aching to see what MSI brings to the table.
The Edge
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Posted on: 11/29/2017 01:33 PM
I am a bit confused about the noise levels part of the review. So you did not measure the noise of the case itself with everything running in it, as it wasn't closed. (at least looking at the picture) Also one paragraph headline mentions Graphics card noise levels, and then the FAN noise levels are mentioned. So what does the measurment table actually shows ? Noise of the two FANs with an open case without the CPU and GPU FANs?
I am a bit confused about the noise levels part of the review. So you did not measure the noise of the case itself with everything running in it, as it wasn't closed. (at least looking at the picture) Also one paragraph headline mentions Graphics card noise levels, and then the FAN noise levels are mentioned. So what does the measurment table actually shows ? Noise of the two FANs with an open case without the CPU and GPU FANs?
Prince Valiant
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Posted on: 11/29/2017 04:35 PM
I got a good laugh from the top of the dB chart
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I got a good laugh from the top of the dB chart
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Netherwind
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Posted on: 11/29/2017 06:08 PM
And from the bottom Rustling leaves must make more noise than a quiet studio room.
I got a good laugh from the top of the dB chart .
.And from the bottom
Rustling leaves must make more noise than a quiet studio room.
Tuoni
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Posted on: 11/29/2017 08:13 PM
dB chart is all nice and stuff but i miss one huge detail... what about the thermals??
Airflow doesn't look good with that very closed off front panel. Chasis might be "silent" but that's usueless if it means that your components are frying in there.
dB chart is all nice and stuff but i miss one huge detail... what about the thermals??
Airflow doesn't look good with that very closed off front panel. Chasis might be "silent" but that's usueless if it means that your components are frying in there.
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"At a price of 199 USD, the AC300W is available now." - Page 1
And then the rest mentions 99€...
If I would be in the market for a case, my priorities would be Airflow>Cable management>Usefull features>Design. So this case just doesn't cut it for me.