SilverStone Redline RL05 Case Review @ Hardware Asylum

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Hello Everyone,Back in the day "inexpensive" case was synonymous with band-aids, solid panels and bad cooling. Luckily for us those times have passed and we can get beauties like this.Subject: SilverStone Redline RL05 Case Review ( -at -) Hardware AsylumURL: http://www.hardwareasylum.com/reviews/cases/sst_rl05Quote: When people come to me asking for build advice I tell them two things. Spend money on your motherboard and don’t skimp on the case. Other items like processors and video cards can always be upgraded later however swapping a motherboard or chassis is a more involved process and deserves your attention.A news posting would be appreciated.ThanksDennis Garciahttp://www.hardwareasylum.com

 

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