At 12:26 AM 1/10/99 , you wrote:
>Bob Wright wrote:
>>
>> It has been my experience with proprietory systems that it is best to include
>> a new case in your upgrade.   I recommend going with a mid-tower case
>> such as Enlight or INWIN.  Both make excellent cases and they are economical
>> to buy, (I buy them in the low $50 range).  A mid tower gives you room to work
>> inside the case and offers you more room for adding extra components.
>
>I'm shopping for an Enlight ATX Mid-Tower case, but haven't found them
>for less than about $70, not including shipping. Do you have a better
>source that you can share?

I buy Enlight cases from MIcrosupply:  http://www.microsupply.com
They have numerous offices in the western US...  pick one close to you
and call them for pricing.   You can haggle them down a bit on price.
I deal with their Belevue, Washington office   1-888-236-6436
   ask for Gordon

>Also, a "customer comment" forum at the TC Computers* web site has
>numerous mentions of power supply failures in the Enlight 7237. That's
>the case I'm considering. Have you seen a problem with these power
>supplies?

I have never see a powersupply failure in an Enlight case, not that there
was a bad run of the cases with powersupply issues, I just have not see
it...  yet.   I actually use more INWIN cases these days than Enlight...  they
are of the same quality and a little less in cost.

Bob Wright
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