Want to Get Rid of USB Docking Port-$59.99

[Rich-M]

Check this out a built in docking port on the top of this case eliminates the need for a Usb docking port on your desk. And the beauty of it it plugs into a sata port not a usb conversion port without taking the side off the case so it will work more of the time. Say goodbye to a bench machine with this one!!!!! And for the faint at heart it also comes in black though I like the stylish white and this will be my third that I have never dusted not even once!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811108434

 

Oh and did I mention free freight? Well of course it is!

 

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• SECC Steel ATX Mid Tower
  
• 1 x USB 3.0 / 2 x USB 2.0 / Audio Front Ports
  
• 3 External 5.25" Drive Bays
  
• 6 Internal 3.5" Drive Bays
  

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[allheart55 Cindy E]

I am convinced. It comes in black, (hate your white, Rich) will hold all my fans, a card reader and two CD/DVD's.

The clincher is of course, the hot swap dock. I might even persuade myself that it's time for a new personal build.

 

The price definitely works, too. :clap: Goodbye Antec?

[Rich-M]

Inwin is a nice case maker too even their psus are decent and well priced also Cindy. What sold me is the the hot swap dock too as I have a new build and case but I have two of those stupid docks for usb on my desk as the one holds 2 externals I use myself and the other is to avoid having a bench machine and this is better yet taking the other off the desk. You should try the whie, it stays so clean I mean it I have yet to wipe off either of the two I had there. They never show any dust. The only thing I am not thrilled with is the transparent side because you have to be real careful with those. This started with an Enermax case that was in white and has this dock also but is discontinued everywhere and I saw this with the same thing by accident. BTW Directron has the same price with free freight this weekend over $50 and they have the Athenatech Psus for $33 and the Logisys for $21 so I bought there as those aren't light weight and Newegg wants freight on Logisys and doesn't carry Athenatech. They are a decent unit for the average client though I wouldn't dare use for my own units.

 

New build huh! Sounds like a winner. I think you would love the FX series 8320 or 8350 or 70- 8 cores and you would see a nice jump there + you could try some 2133 ram as well. I don't like going higher than that with ram as it can be a bit unstable in my experience.

Personally I like the FM2+ and you can almost skip the Pci-X video card if so inclined as they score pretty well and I have the A10-7850k Kaveri in this rig and I like it a lot.