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| − | * [http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc100.htm NMedia HTPC 100], [http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc200.htm NMedia HTPC 200], [http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc300.htm NMedia HTPC 300] | + | * [http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc100.htm NMedia HTPC 100], [http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc200.htm NMedia HTPC 200], [http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc300.htm NMedia HTPC 300][http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc180.htm NMedia HTPC 180][http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc280.htm NMedia HTPC 280][http://www.nmediapc.com/htpc400.htm NMedia HTPC 400] |
== Origen AE == | == Origen AE == | ||
Revision as of 08:07, 4 October 2006
This page contains a collections of nice cases which can be used when building MythTV systems.
Contents
3RSystem
A+ Case
Ahanix
Antec
- Antec Overture II: ATX and MicroATX -- Be aware, this case makes it very difficult to replace the power supply should something bad happen to it. The power supply may have issues and generate noise on the PCI bus under moderate to heavy load, causing reception problems on some tuner cards, such as the pcHDTV HD-3000.
Arisetec
Cooler Master
ENlight
Hush
(actually these are complete systems)
- Hush E1, Hush E2 (pdf), Hush E3, Hush E4 (pdf)
NMedia
Origen AE
Sharkoon
Silverstone
Silverstone make a rather nice range of cases - the 'M' versions being uprated for media centre use with a remote control, VFD, and uprated power supply
- LC01, LC02, LC03, LC03v, LC04, LC05, LC06, LC07, LC08, LC09, LC10, LC10m, LC11, LC11m, LC12, LC13, LC14, LC14m, LC15, LC16m, LC17, LC18, LC19, LC20, LC20M
Thermaltake
Zalman
Bare-bones systems
- Bare Bones System - Overview of different bare-bones
