To test the Global Win case I decided to put
the LAN party system in it. The LAN party system consists of an
Abit BP6 and a couple of
Celeron 366s running at 605Mhz.
So how does the 802 case perform? Really
good! Global Win did a great job on this case. The temperature inside the case
with two 3" fans was 91F with the system running at 605Mhz. This is 7F higher
than the AMK LAN-0334. However, the Global Win case doesn't come with a big
4.75" blow hole fan. I'm sure if you add one to the case it would perform just
as good if not better than the AMK LAN-0334.
The Global Win 802 has become my favorite mid
size case. The many little extras Global Win put into this case really pays off.
The riser card supporters, finishing caps, thumb screws all combine to make this
one of the best case on the market today.
I intend to keep this case and do a "How To:
Case Overclocking" guide based on it. The 802 is a good foundation to build on.
Add a few blow holes, an extra fan here and there then watch out baby!
The price, at $85 is well worth it for all
the features you get. The case looks good and performs good. With a few mods it
will perform as good as the AMK overclocker cases.
The Goods
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Rolled edges
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Swappable faceplate
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Sliding motherboard tray
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Fan filters
The Bads
Our Rating: 9/10
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