Thermaltake V9 Case Review @ Ninjalane

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Hello Everyone,Ninjalane has posted their review of the Thermaltake V9 case, This case is very similar to the M9 but with a bigger fan and crazy angled pre-cut window.Subject: Thermaltake V9 Case Review ( -at -) NinjalaneURL: http://www.ninjalane.com/display.aspx?docname=thermaltake-v9Quote Working with the Thermaltake V9 has been an experience in getting used to a smaller case again. The size is just right for a budget minded person. It will allow for a Full ATX motherboard with lots of room for a taller heatsink. Then factor in the ability to use a SLI or Crossfire setup and knowing you are covered in the cooling area.A news posting would be appreciated.ThanksDennis Garciahttp://www.ninjalane.com

 

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