Biostar iDEQ N1 - keine CPU

I found this case to be easy to work in, nice dull edges (no cuts!), very light but sturdy. Original build for an older client who can't lift a larger PC. But the experience has been great and I would build this one again. The layout is good, though...

So far, none

Nvidia chipset, good start. Has 2 DIMM slots, not sure if their dual channel; it didn't specify. Processor fit with no glitch. System over all runs cool and I run the CPU at 100 percent cause I participate in the SETI and other BOINC programs

IDE cables and power cables seemed alittle short. Had to pull the cables to get them connected

Where to begin...hmmm ; When I received the box, it was very well packaged. Upon opening the box, I saw how beautiful this little ideq really is. It was very easy putting it together. Slapped on athlon 64 3200 , 2 gigs ddr400 gskill ram. 200gb WD sata...

NONE for the price. Don't see why anyone would say anything negative about a product that doesnt pretend to be anything but what it is

Its worth way more than its price--gives XP or Vista one heck of boost ; This cute thing actually contains a Biostar T-Force board. That's the highest performance level for Socket 754 chips. So, if you're re-cycling an old Athlon FX or other 754...

Thickness of AMD 754 CPU's varies and the inbuilt CPU cooler has one-side attachment, so you should probably put one heck of a lot of Artic Ceramique CPU paste on the CPU, instead of the included grease ; Not a problem with this product, but rather...

You can't see the beautiful glossy finish of the front of the case in the pictures. For me, it would be beautiful if I did not put it a dusty room (the dust clings to the front static?) The case feels strong and the aluminum grain look is fantastic....

The internals are very tight. The cables are pre-routed by Biostar and I have tried to "un-route" but stopped because I was afraid to tear the cables