Closed Cooler Master Mystique 631 Brushed Aluminium ATX tower case in Silver

[d0pefish]

Case now being auctioned - drives still for sale.

Sony-Optiarc AD-7173S SATA Dual-Layer DVD-RW/CD-RW Drive
Silver in colour, and perfectly matches the case. An excellent and reliable drive, burns everything you throw at it. It even has Labelflash for etching graphics into special Labelflash discs, like Lightscribe, just a different standard. £10 + P&P


(Shown in my new case as it's being temporarily used while I find a black one to replace it )

Sony MPF920 1.44MB Floppy Drive
Again, the same silver colour, and again, perfectly matches the case. £5 + P&P


When these drives are installed in the case, it looks awesome! They look like they grew there.

Thanks for your interest!

Hi all

Here's another nice PC case I have spare and would like to offer for sale - the Cooler Master Mystique 631.




This one is also made of aluminium and provides very good airflow to the precious components inside

It has a fan at the front which illuminates blue, and there is space for another fan at the rear. Power and Disk LEDs are also in blue.

It has tool-less drive and card mounting systems, both in the 5.25"/3.5" front-facing bays, and the internal 3.5" hard disk bays. There is enough room in the case to install large full-length graphics cards, such as the GeForce 8800 GTX for example.


Ports are provided on the top for USB, Firewire and HD Audio (they are sensor-jacks for detecting presence).
Note: The cable connecting the audio jacks to your motherboard will need an adaptor if your motherboard has an AC '97 header, or otherwise not HD Audio or "Azalia" standard.



The case is in excellent condition and has been looked after. It is clean and tidy, and ready to accept your gear. It comes boxed:


The only thing missing from the case is the side air duct for vertically-mounted CPU coolers. I definitely have it somewhere, but I just cannot find it right now If I do find it, it will be posted to the buyer free of charge. It's not an important part of the case - I removed it as I had a horizontal-flowing CPU cooler. The part in question is this:


Standoffs for an ATX motherboard are already screwed into the motherboard tray. There is a packet of screws with the case, but you may need to provide more of your own to complete your build as some will have been used elsewhere.

This is a great case and would be nice for someone building a gaming PC or a nice-looking workstation. It's not overly large and could happily be placed on a desk.

There was an optional window-panel for this case, which is still purchasable from Cooler Master Spares for only 9.95 EUR! (see here: http://www.coolermaster.nl/shop/product_info.php?cPath=60&products_id=173)

I am asking £40 for this case. Shipping within the UK should be under £10GBP, Europe probably in the region of £25GBP. I'll refund any excess shipping charges.

 

[d0pefish]

This case is now listed on the other bay I can't have it sitting here much longer, sadly.

However, the drives are still available separately and are not listed. They are just mentioned in the auction for the case.

I will edit the original post to reflect the situation

 

[fitzsteve]

@Dopefish

That floppy drive can be modified to be a High Density Amiga FDD, you might want to hang onto that and have some fun modding it:

Read more @EAB

Steve.

 

[d0pefish]

Hi Steve

Thanks mate - I did see this in the past although to do this Amiga HD-mode mod, it looks like a GAL is needed which hasn't (as far as I can tell from the threads) been read-out or reverse engineered from the original drive it was discovered in (yours? )

Either way, interesting to know, and while it may be possible, I'm still happy to let it go

Cheers!

 

[rkauer]

@Dale: http://cgfm2.emuviews.com/elec/pal.php

 

[d0pefish]

Hah! Nice.

I didn't know that kind of thing existed