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SilverStone Raven RV02 PC chassis - how does it stack up?
Published: Wednesday 11th November, 2009 | Author: James Smith
Companies: SilverstoneTek (All SilverstoneTek content)
Platforms: PC
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Introduction
Manufacturing chassis is a lucrative business, relatively speaking.
Companies often charge £100-plus for cases that, in all honesty, cannot cost that much to design and build. Get it wrong, though, and the stiff competition in the market gobbles you up. Do it right and profits are almost guaranteed.
SilverStone is one company that gets it mostly right at the high-end of the market. Launching desirable chassis one after the other, it has recently branched out into gamer-focused cases with the Raven.
Now a smaller, cheaper Raven is available, complete with 'lop-sided' orientation. Costing a £100, including VAT, let's see how good it is.
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£84.95 ( £-2.00)
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£97.69 | 08:00 on Wed 14th Jul 2010 | history |
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