CoolerMaster 710 case in UK?
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CoolerMaster 710 case in UK?
I'd settled on getting a Compucase LX-6A19, but the CoolerMaster 710 has seduced me with it's looks. Yes, I know Coolermaster have stopped selling it, just wondered if anyone knew of a new one, gathering dust on a vendors shelf somewhere?
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I don't know what the letters stand for, Ralph, but the company is called ATCS-Tek.
A few sites confirming that it’s a separate company from CoolerMaster:
http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/2003 ... ew-05.html
http://www.etmag.com/publication/magazi ... 3/96-4.htm
http://www.via.com.tw/en/Digital%20Libr ... TCSTEK.jsp
Their site is down. I’ll try mailing them tommorow – when I haven’t got a headache
A few sites confirming that it’s a separate company from CoolerMaster:
http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/2003 ... ew-05.html
http://www.etmag.com/publication/magazi ... 3/96-4.htm
http://www.via.com.tw/en/Digital%20Libr ... TCSTEK.jsp
Their site is down. I’ll try mailing them tommorow – when I haven’t got a headache
Yes, ATCS-Tek does not appear to exist as a separate entertity anymore. I'm guessing they went belly-up, which might explain why a lot of their cases dissapered from the CoolerMaster range. Coolermaster probably then bought them out. Now one of those ATCS cases is back in the CoolerMaster range (minus the "ATCS" logo)...efcoins wrote:Yes but the 2 companies have the same address, directors and shareholders
I don't know if there are similar plans to resurrect the 710.
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From here:Ralf Hutter wrote:Isn't "ATCS" an acronym for something, like "Advanced xx Cooling System" or something like that?Sooty wrote:Btw, is this case not made by "ATCS"?
(and I think it also says that on the box, but I don't have my box any more so I'll never know...)ATC stands for Active Thermal Convection system