Apevia X-Qpack2 Case with meteor lights

This is my new pc. I know there are many questions about this case as far as what will fit in it, so let me know what your questions are and I will be happy to measure and give you my insight.

Specs:
Apevia X-Qpack2 w/500w PSU
E7200
8800GT
2gb DDR2 800
ASUS P5Q-EM
250GB Seagate
Samsung Sata optical drive
Linkskey 3.5" Card Reader
Dual Red Meteor Light Kit (Sunbeam)

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• computer
• pc
• windows
• vista
• ultimate
• 64
• bit
• seagate
• apevia
• aspire
• clear
• window
• case
• micro
• small
• 8800gt
• meteor
• light
• lights

[LazerEagle1]

how much did this rig cost?

[mafiosogiacomo]

@LazerEagle1 Back in 2008 it ran around $800, monitor included =D



[jakthebomb]

I like the case however the lights are too tacky. I prefer a dim blue light to show off the goods, and thats it.

[mafiosogiacomo]

@jakthebomb At LAN parties that turn into rave parties, they're anything BUT tacky.

[TheF1Man1]

Just wondering what length those light kits were. 12inch??

[mafiosogiacomo]

@TheF1Man1 yup!! dual 12" logisys kit

[1995billy]

How'd you get your lights to act like that? Program them or just use the sound activated module?

[wwyk1993]

@mafiosogiacomo True. But I'd rather carry a cube around rather than a cuboid xD

[mafiosogiacomo]

@wwyk1993 The CM storm scout is a mid-tower case with a nice handle on top that makes it very portable. Effectively, it is just as portable as the x-qpack after one considers actual cubic size difference (not a lot), and sturdiness of the build.

[wwyk1993]

@mafiosogiacomo But he needs the computer to be mobile so that he can carry it around. He said that he's tired from laptop gaming, travels a lot and is living in a few places. The CM Storm Scout is a mid tower case. How is it supposed to be mobile??