@ DreamWare Computers"When you think of performance computer cases, some things that
usually come to mind are high price tags, large physical sizes, and lots
of other great features you can only drool over but can rarely afford.
Silverstone came out with their performance line, the Raven series, a
couple years back and showed that they too can make a great performance
case. The original two Raven cases sold for between $180CDN and $230CDN -
certainly out of reach of most aspiring PC enthusiasts. Recently,
Silverstone has taken some of the most popular features from the more
expensive Raven 1 and Raven 2 cases and they've introduced the Raven 3.
The Raven 3 sells for only $135CDN, which puts it in line with typical
high end mid-towers - certainly not high performance cases like we've seen
from the past two Raven cases."
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