Review on Computer case be quiet! Pure Base 500 black by Stanislaw Kisiel ᠌

The metal is quite long-lasting, and the design is ideal for individuals who want a more traditional aesthetic. In this scenario, the "golden mean" is not required because there is no requirement for color music. Has pros: I feel the need to clarify right off the bat that I am not an expert in putting together computers; in fact, I am now putting together a computer for the third time. Due to the fact that it is "modular," in my opinion, the case is quite simple to put together. When we talk about something being modular, we imply that all of its components, including as hard disks, solid-state drives, and power supplies, are housed in distinct locations and can be taken apart individually. This is a very practical case for people who do not want bells and whistles, such as brilliant Christmas lights, bright luminous fans, and in general, stuff that is needless for their computer. These are some downsides: It does not have a very convenient power button; nonetheless, if you are used to turning it on by "touch," it will take some time until you get used to it. The button is only noticeable once the device has been turned on, as its background blends in so well with the body that it is nearly invisible. Again, not a convenient USB place. You have to put in a sufficient amount of time before you can enter yusbishka.