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Apevia X-Telstar review

Some nice touches, but this case doesn't quite save itself from being a plain Jane

Our Score 3

Last reviewed: 2008-07-10July 10th 2008

Price at launch £120.00
Description Supports Standard ATX / Baby AT / Micro ATX Motherboards
Features Sophisticated LCD shows "output voltages", "sould volume", "fan speed", "CPU and hard drive temeperatures" / Lockable side panel / Large side window / 1 x removable 3.5" drive cage for external 3.5" drives /
Colour Various
Dimensions 203 x 483 x 540
Weight (kg) 8.18
Fans 3 x 120mm UV blue fan
Max No of Cooling Fans 3
No of External 3.5inch Bays 2
No of External 5.25inch Bays 5
No of Internal 3.5inch Bays 5
Ports (Front) 2 x HD Audio(Azalia), 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x Firewire
Chassis Style Tower

Product Summary

X-Telstar

Apevia X-Telstar

Price at launch

£120.00

For

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LED readout

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Simple design

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Fan speed controller

Against

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Price seems a bit steep for such a basic case

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Looks cheap

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