Posted: 12/14/2000
Written by: MotoŽ
AMK Services was the first company to offer an "overclocker's" case for general sales. Before then, the only way to get an overclocker's case was to make it yourself. Since then, other manufacturers has entered this market promising bigger and better performance. AMK Services has always been able to stay a step ahead of the pack by offering very innovative cases at a price that was lower than the competition. The new 292-3333 is AMK's newest overclocker's case and it looks like AMK hit an out of the park home run with it.
Like all AMK cases, the numbers at the end of the name tells the size and number of fans in the case. In this case, the 292-3333 has four high power 3" Sunon fans. The 292-3333 is one good looking case. Its dimensions are 17" high, 7" wide and 18.25" deep. This case has fair expansion room. There are three 5.25" drive bays and three 3.25" drive bays.
The 292-3333 is one of the most user friendly cases I've ever came across. This could very well be the ultimate tweaker's case. Among its many unique features are:
With a street price of just $99.95, the 292-3333 is $60 cheaper than the Cyclone 5000 I reviewed yesterday and just 1/3 the price of the CDI Cool Case. Does a lower price mean lower performance? Let's find out.