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Date: Monday, February 01, 1999 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] ATX Case Recommendations


>>Anyone have any experience with Tiger Software Co's cases???  They
>>sound rather nice by the description and the picture....they have a
>>nice looking compact micro-ATX case that looks like it would make a
>>nice little housing for a workstation.

Be careful, most Micro-ATX will not house standard size motherboards. your
best bet is to purchase IN-WIN or ENLITE mini/mid tower case. both have
solid good point and no detractions, choosing between the two is strictly a
matter of builder preference. Anyone in Computer Shopper, etc should carry
these at a reasonable price.


>
>Can't give you any help on source for quality ATX cases but did want to
>reply with regard to Tiger Software Co.  I have had extremely bad
>experience with their customer support. I orderd a 233 pentium chip "in
>the box" and was sent an OEM chip.  I was never able to contact customer
>support, even after waiting on hold for several hours.

Hmmm, basically same here. I did a job for a customer using his Tiger parts,
had a bad CPU (the only bad CPU I have encountered in three years of
building), they refused to warranty it, made me contact the supplier, I
spent countless hours on hold over three days, they always took a number and
said "You will get a call back in 24 hours"...What, I am supposed to wait
hostage by my phone for the next 24 hrs and "hope" they call....yup, thats
how it worked....grrrrrrr

David Olds

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