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To: Paul K who wrote (3929)	12/7/1998 8:38:00 AM
From: Sean W. Smith	Respond to of 14778

Sean, which power supply and how many fans do you get for the $154 Supermicro case? That looks like a good price, are you getting it from supermicro? 300 Watt PS. I imagine if it wonly only comes with two fans. 1 in front and 1 in the PS. The reset I will add.... I was looking at Addtronics the same case and their price was little higher. I choose a vendor close to my house because shipping from CA to NC on a big case would probably run more than sales tax. I'll let everyone know. All parts should be here this week.... Sean

To: Paul K who wrote (3929)	12/10/1998 9:35:00 PM
From: Paul K	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

Don't Get Burned, Read this before you buy your next PC. --by Jonathan Blackwood, Senior Technology Editor, Windows Magazine "Caveat emptor -let the buyer beware. In any language, when you're well-armed with the facts you're far less likely to get ripped off when you make a major purchase. That definitely applies to PCs. But fear not. We've put together this buyer's guide to arm you with everything you need to know-from what to buy to where to buy it-before you or your company shell out hard-earned cash for your next PC...." winmag.com