Is this case worth it??

[mike_sanfil]

I am trying to save a little money on my new comp, so I am looked at some refurbished cases. I was looking at the one listed below, but I am worried that the power supply might screw up my system or something.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...bish&section=1

General Specs of my new comp

2.8Ghz P4 800FSB
P4P800 Asus Motherboard
9700Pro
120gig WD Hard drive
512mb Geil ram

[TheChronoRogue]

NewEgg is reputatable so I wouldnt worry about it too much. However, I would call them up before ordering and ask what they will do if the power supply does mess up your system.

[tony_j15]

The PSU is one of the most stable components of the PC. It can die, but rarely(if ever) does it cause other components to fail.

[Jeordiewhite]

Likely they have tested it as newegg like TCR said, they are reputable.
Maybe they will be able to test it for you. However I have seen a similar case like that for about 100 at a local store. So that isn't a lot of money you will save as it is 99 dollars still. but it still is a high quality case.

[thekingofpain]

The power supply is probably the reason why it is now in the "refurbished bin", hopefully they replaced it with something equal to or better...

[tgxiii]

Actually, NewEgg doesn't test products.

Will Newegg.com test, burn in, or assemble the components I order?
Sorry, Newegg.com does not build, assemble or test computer components.

http://www.newegg.com/app/faq_product.asp#12

[mike_sanfil]

well ****

just my luck, they sold out just as i was going to order it

[mike_sanfil]

hmm... i wonder if anyone who read this post bought the case I wanted before i got a chance to

[thekingofpain]

Yes ;-)

[mike_sanfil]

errr..lesson learned

*don't post good deals on forums untill you have taken advantage of the deal first*

this totaly screwed my planned system, but I am sure something will roll around in the next few weeks