@quad_core - I had referenced your pics of stryker and mini review to OP in one of the replies
Tell me one thing... is that white color still holding up? I mean only worry I had about stryker was that the while color may loose its vibrance or turn yellowish... I'm having a Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 which has white back... but sadly it has now turned slightly yellowish after 2 years of usage.
I m coming on the back of 2 black cabinets,so white would be a good change.I too have a samsung p1000 which I have been using for almost 2 years now,but it is still white.
I want to know that is the cabinet too big to carry around or manage?
mandarpalshikar : ya, i saw your post referencing to my review. Yes, the white color is holding up pretty nicely .The color / paint quality used is of high quality , like the one on our refrigerators / Washing machines. So I guess there should be no issues of fading on metal atleast. But the top is made of plastic, so due to heat , the top panel "may" turn a bit yellowish after some years, dont know though , just a guess.
@rock2702 : Yes. The cabinet is very big, and is too heavy. Even when there are no other parts inside (mobo/grafix card cpu, drives , etc) the cabinet is quite heavy. After assembling, the cabinet becomes even heavier. Forget about moving the cabinet from one room to another after assembling the PC. I used to hook up the same PC when I had CM Elite 430 cabby to my LED TV in my living room, and then keep the system back in my bed room . It was so light. but now, I cannot even dream of doing that so due to the sheer weight of the cabinet. But yes, you get a strong handle to lift the cabinet which is firmly riveted to the metal body of chassis .So if at all you plan to move the chassis, you can.
Thanks