Yep easy to work in too

It’s OCZ Reaper X DDR2

@@whatcraphaveyouboughtnow5474 thank you!

I’m not sure on that, I’ve never used one of those sorry

I would have done yeah :)

Yeah I did, just haven't bothered to do a video on it. Go check out a channel called ctrl-alt-rees, he actually got around to finishing the mod on his.

Well if you know more, don't hesistate to make a feature length video on your Casablanca. I'm sure the community would love more information.

That's cool man, appreciate your efforts for the retro cause 👍

No FPU :)

If you have the right cables, yes

Not sure, I show the back in the video. It won’t pop anything, just don’t ask too much of it.

Oh wow, thanks for the insight!

@Alex Mit Yes, not far off there! In 1979, I might been earning about £45 - £51 per week - gross, before tax etc.

@Alex Mit No, I gave it to my brother-in-law about 15 years ago. From memory, the build quality is quite good, and they sound as an amplifier should sound. The signal to noise ratio on FM is not as good as (say) later Sony dedicated tuners. It uses DIN sockets as opposed to phone. Personally, I think the chrome models look better.

Engineering, bigger doesn't always mean better

Hello, does it make any sound through the FM radio?

@@whatcraphaveyouboughtnow5474 Can't say because I don't have an antenna for FM. Although I have it working fine through the back side dual (white red) Aux ports. But still curious why it's not working through the front port.

I don’t know much about Macrosystem other than what I said in this video but I did see they have newer machines for editing for sell software. That sounds like some bad luck!

There might be but I’m not sure why you’d want to see them, mainly people justifying their purchases or telling me I don’t know what I’m on about. It was a review, my opinion. I’m not new to PC case design.

@@whatcraphaveyouboughtnow5474 Partly because I wanted to leave a comment about the case, seeing as I've got a Core 2500 myself (the basis for the Focus G). Mostly though, it's because I'm legit curious about what happened there (TL;DR at bottom). Honestly, watching you abuse the side panel was so infuriating that I had to pause the video and reassure myself of how easy the side panels are to open and close (by vigorously opening and closing the panels on my own case for several minutes without incident). ...buuut apart from that, your observations line up pretty well with my own: * Thin steel. Yes, the build quality is good, but not enough to compensate for the inherent lack of stiffness in the construction material. * Uncleanable foam front panel dust filter. * No space for spare cables. * The HDDs/SSDs in the lower drive cage have to be mounted upside-down if you don't want to pinch the cables. * The motherboard flexes quite a bit unless both drive cages are mounted (the Focus G only comes with one). * Bottom filter is "good enough", but only for desktop use where you can lay the case on its side without unplugging everything. * It's just... cramped. Overall, the Core 2500 seemed like a decent, compact, subtle-looking workstation case, and the Focus G was trying to be something quite different, with predictable results. The front panel and bulged side panel are neat, but the window and the missing 2.5/3.5" drive cage... Meh. <<<TL;DR/Point>>> So it's like "Hey, this guy feels the same way I do", and "Wait, he got in trouble for that? No, really, what were the counter-arguments?". Smart choice would be to just move on, but like I said, I was curious.

I’ve just re-watch the video for the first time in two years and I don’t think I was harsh on the case when compared to other cases in the price range. As I said Fractal have a reputation for making quality cases. Side panels that latch isn’t too big of an ask, standard feature on cheaper cases. I’ve enabled the comments for you to have a look if you wish. Some people don’t like the truth, I think I demonstrate that. I agree with what you have to say but I stick with my thoughts on the side panels.

Life got in the way :D