Am sure it does.Originally Posted by Shift
Am sure it does.
ePOWER EP-2000P10-T3 REVIEW at www.newegg.com
Pros: Powering my computer along with my air conditioner and my refrigerator, and I used it to jump start my truck once.
Cons: The only problem was the FBI at my door saying something about knocking out power for the east coast...not sure what thats about.
I don't to buy a 8800GTX and have it not fit
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Man look the space between mobo and 5.25" drive bays, you can put there a stove and pan, and make some pancakees /sarcasm offI don't to buy a 8800GTX and have it not fit
Off course it fits ...
ePOWER EP-2000P10-T3 REVIEW at www.newegg.com
Pros: Powering my computer along with my air conditioner and my refrigerator, and I used it to jump start my truck once.
Cons: The only problem was the FBI at my door saying something about knocking out power for the east coast...not sure what thats about.
I was going to say the same thing, but thought it would be laying it on a little thick.Man look the space between mobo and 5.25" drive bays, you can put there a stove and pan, and make some pancakees /sarcasm off
Off course it fits ...
Haha.. My 8800GTS is TINY in this case compared to my old one. It in no way gets in the way of any cable routing, since i have a good foot or so of air space around everything... LOLI was going to say the same thing, but thought it would be laying it on a little thick.
You could fit a stack of hd's and a 8800gtx in the gap.
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