be quiet! Silent Base 802 Window White, Mid-Tower ATX, 3 pre-installed Pure Wings 2 fans, sound insulation, tempered glass window
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Style: BGW40
Pattern Name: Fans
Features
- Interchangeable top cover and front panel for either maximum airflow or silent operation
- Three Pure Wings 2 140mm fans
- Extra thick insulation mats for improved noise reduction
- State-of-the-art I/O-panel with fan controller and USB 3.2 Gen. 2 Type C
- Decoupled motherboard tray can be relocated for an inverted layout
- Detachable top bracket ensures easy installation of radiators and fans
- Ready for radiators up to 420mm
- Tinted and tempered glass side window allows a superb view
Description
The be quiet! Silent Base 802 Window White is the perfect solution for sophisticated users who strive for whisper-quiet operation and maximum performance alike.
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Brand: Be quiet!
Series: BGW40
Item model number: BGW40
Item Weight: 28.8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 24.5 x 13 x 24.5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 24.5 x 13 x 24.5 inches
Color: White
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer: be quiet!
Language: English, English, English, English
Date First Available: November 21, 2020
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The only reason its 4 stars and not 5 is because it was damaged on delivery. I'm going to assume it was the delivery worker, but nonetheless this led to a lot of issues in my build; 1. The case was clearly dropped as there was a dent in the bottom left of the case, but I thought it would be okay since I wouldn't see it. PSU wouldn't fit due to the case frame being warped from the drop. Through sketchy means I was able to install it. 2. After fully finishing my build I realized the case was standing a little crooked, again due to the warp in the bottom of the case. A little more than 1/8" height difference from left to right. All in all I love this case and will probably continue to purchase be quiet! cases in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by Shiro
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I am going to build a new PC. As an enthusiast, a new PC diserves a new case... I bought this case because I liked the features, design and the availability of an non tempered glass version (it is nice to have glass, but it is a stress also... My RGB is going to the top and front of the 802 now, no side rainbow lights). After this introduction, let's talk of my previous case: a Phanteks P600s (tempered glass). The concept and features of both cases are very similar, BUT the P600s Is MORE STURDY. This is something I could not see in the videos about the 802... The metal parts are more thick and the case feels more premium (but not by a lot). Design wise, for me, the 802 wins by a little, but this is subjective. To sum up, the 802 is a good case, nice design and features and you will not be disappointed. But if you like cases build like tanks, look elsewhere.
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I love this big monolith looking void on my desk, much more space than previous midtowers I've had. I really appreciate the solid steel+foam side panel as I hate tempered glass. I have spent enough of my life cleaning up spontaneous glass explosions. I don't need glass in my bedroom carpet. I might have bought the 500DX or several other cases instead except they doesn't come with steel siding (even as an option), in fact its alarming how few high quality cases seem to offer steel or even acrylic sides. I really like the door design, which I've used a lot since I'm swapping GFX, SSD and my cooler too much with this build I messed up a bit (and this expensive GFX market). Its so nice coming from old case screw '00 cases to a much more modern approach. I like having the generous water cooling space (waiting for a deal on a 360 or 420, can underclock for now) and all the dust filtration is highly appreciated because of my skin condition creating too much dust (and they are catching a lot, but I don't mind cleaning them out monthly if it helps keep it out of my cpu/gpu coolers) I love having space for cable management, the only place it's annoying is trying to snake cables in the thin gap between the bottom of the motherboard and the PSU shroud, but there is more space if you remove the PSU shroud (which improves airflow if you remove anyway) Minor complaints: They only gave me one floating HDD cage (the case supports multiple), and the lower double cage I'm hesitant to use in case the HDD doesn't get enough cooling down there. I wish I could buy a second but they seem kinda expensive as a German company, having trouble finding a reseller. However, I'm kinda out of SATA slots oh my motherboard anyway, so I would probably put the second HDD in an exterior USB enclosure because they run slow enough to not max out a USB connection. The thumbscrews they give for securing PCI brackets and SSD trays are really sticky/stiff, I can't use them as thumbscrews I always end up reaching for a screwdriver because my fingers alone aren't enough. I think it's the paint they put on the screw threads to make them black and match the case, but if you aren't like me opening the case twice a week this is a tiny concern. Edit: I can just BUY replacement thumbscrews! Why did I never think of that... It's a bit annoying getting the screws on the SSD trays to realign when you take them off to install 2.5" SSDs. The long one that holds 2 drives is long enough the screw at the end has trouble finding its hole without getting cross threaded, if there was an alignment pin that would probably help. The plastic feet they give you are kinda stiff going in their divot/holes, was worried I would scuff the paint or the plastic trying to get them to fit, but that's a one time thing, very minor. On the other hand, the feet widen the stance of the case making it wider, its the most stable case I've had, no concern at all it would tip.
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