Cheapest LED ATX Case with Dual Opteron Server Build // CiT G Force Black Midi Tower Gaming Case HD

I still had a tonne of PC parts left over just before my house move so decided I’d cram them into some kind of PC. Everything from VOIP cards to a dual Opteron 4334 on a giant ATX board went into the CiT G Force Black Midi Tower gaming case - £25 of ATX case with three LED fans, a side-window and PSU shroud. For that price I had to try it out but how did it actually cope when fully laden with everything I could throw at it? See the full spec and read more over at https://guyrobottv.wordpress.com/2017/05/31/dual-opteron-server-build-in-cheapest-led-atx-case-available-cit-gforce-gaming-case/ ★★★ Follow Me on Social Media for More ★★★ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/GuyRobotSubscribeYouTube WordPress: http://bit.ly/GuyRobotWordPress (more details for each video) Twitter: http://bit.ly/GuyRobotTwitter (keep up to date with me daily) Facebook: http://bit.ly/GuyRobotFacebook ★★★ Credits ★★★ Music by Ozzed - http://ozzed.net Design by Eighty3 - http://www.eighty3.co.uk ★★★More Information ★★★ Just before Christmas I found out I was going to have to move and wanted to do something with the giant pile of PC bits that was on my desk. I previously built a router and a NAS but with the clock ticking for the house move I really wanted to get a bunch of random parts put together into something a little more durable than a cardboard box - thus came the ultimate spare-part PC. The only problem was that I had no case and no money and the motherboard in question was a full sized ATX case making most motherboards expense. The solution? The cheapest possible ATX LED case on the internet at just £25 - the CiT GForce Gaming Case. Gloss black plastic, three fans with green LEDs, a memory card reader, front audio and USB, a side window and a power supply shroud for just £25. What could possibly go wrong. The parts to go inside this were everything I had leftover from previous builds and were quite the mix: ASUS KCMA D-8 Opteron workstation motherboard 2x AMD Opteron 4334 CPUs (6 cores each, 12 cores total) 2x Noctua NDO-D13 CPU coolers 1x Intel 40GB 320 Series SSD 32GB ECC RAM Palit GeForce GTX460 2x Intel PRO/1000 PT quad port gigabit network adapter OpenVox A400P11 1 FXO 1 FXS VOIP card 500W ACE single rail PSU Carry on reading over at https://guyrobottv.wordpress.com/2017/05/31/dual-opteron-server-build-in-cheapest-led-atx-case-available-cit-gforce-gaming-case/