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Montech Flyer Micro ATX PC Gaming Case (Black) + $10 Newegg eGC Expired
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MONTECH via Newegg has Montech Flyer Micro ATX PC Gaming Case (Black) + $10 Newegg Promotional eGift Card for $36.99. Shipping is free.
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Thanks to Staff Member SmilingKite474 for finding this deal.
Note, the $10 Newegg promotional gift card will automatically be added to cart.
Thanks to Staff Member SmilingKite474 for finding this deal.
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Montech [newegg.com] Via Newegg has Montech Flyer Black Micro ATX / Mini-ITX Case [USB 2.0 / USB 3.0] (plus $10 Newegg Gift Card) on sale for $36.99.
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I am running bare metal linux container that running 24/7🙃. Throttling cpu is not my option.
Sorru no gaming on my side. Ha…
I am running bare metal linux container that running 24/7🙃. Throttling cpu is not my option.
Sorru no gaming on my side. Ha…
Also, I meant to mention before, a microatx is bigger than a mini-itx case, and has more room for components to vent hot air.
Also, I meant to mention before, a microatx is bigger than a mini-itx case, and has more room for components to vent hot air.
I bought cheap meshed front model 6 years ago. The rattle noise is killing me hahaha. Putting foam on the corners on the side panel.. and never fix the issue.
And I forked $100 is for lianli 08. Dang i was relieved and it lower down fan noises due to running lower speed than used to be in cheap micro atx. Keyword: airflow 🙃
This is my real life experience. I never believe high airflow gimmick marketing . The case needs to have good air intake effortless and exhaust fans will take the hot air out.
Again this is for my 24/7
I am not running VM🤣. Container is not VM. Just let you know
My case could be a minor in slickdeals. Just share my experiences. My O8 with e3 4 gen is still running 24/7 for 5 containers as Today.
I bought cheap meshed front model 6 years ago. The rattle noise is killing me hahaha. Putting foam on the corners on the side panel.. and never fix the issue.
And I forked $100 is for lianli 08. Dang i was relieved and it lower down fan noises due to running lower speed than used to be in cheap micro atx. Keyword: airflow 🙃
This is my real life experience. I never believe high airflow gimmick marketing . The case needs to have good air intake effortless and exhaust fans will take the hot air out.
Again this is for my 24/7
I am not running VM🤣. Container is not VM. Just let you know
My case could be a minor in slickdeals. Just share my experiences. My O8 with e3 4 gen is still running 24/7 for 5 containers as Today.
High airflow is a marketing term. You could also buy larger fans to run at lower speed. That used to be the trick back In The day when we were all running 80mm fans.
I for one am running 2 fans in a micro atx with i7 k chip and it's silent as can be.
I for one am running 2 fans in a micro atx with i7 k chip and it's silent as can be.
80mm fans old case was very old..
My cheap cases had 120mm fan, usually front, top and 80mm on the back, but… on the side it has 120mm fan too😄
Dang rattle noise was killing me when fans running>1000rpm
Are you running 24/7 with 60-80% processing?
I bey you 2 fans and cpu fan are screaming full speed assuming you are using pwm fans that I love too
Had been in diy mini or micro atc server. And knowing buying a great case is the key.
Cheap case (thin metal) would create rattle noise combine with minor shaking
Again…I utilize the 70 percent in average for my purposes
If you are building for fun. Get the cheap case by assuming not running 70-80% load for 24/7
I used to love newegg rosewill case. Cheap and the metal not very thin.
I am done. Have fun with cheap case. It was for me