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Case Advice . Need a Cool case ,Good loking one !

Forum CPU & Components : Power Supplies, Cases & Mods Case Advice . Need a Cool case ,Good loking one !

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Hi guys i need new case for my computer .

My build will be

I3-2100
H61M-VS
Hd Sapphire 6850
Xfx Pro Core 650 W
4Gb G.Skill 1600
Hdd Seagate 500Gb
Dvd Writter

I want this case to be ATX who knows if ill upgrade to a bigger mobo or add another GPU. And for sure it should be cool cuz most of the year here is incredibly HOT.

Also it would be cool if it is a good looking one :)

I dont know what to choose right now but some thoughts are : (if i dont find anyone :)

CM 430 Elite (budget)
Asgard II (budget)
Striker X GT Red Devil
Nzxt Phantom 410 (not to much sure about this)
Haf 912
Cm 690

Thank you all in advance )

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Silverstone FT02 is my favourite case. Whats your budget?

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@tlmck

Having a look at them right now :)

@fergie

Dont want to spend to much but can go up to 80-90 euros

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Silverstone Raven ST-RV03B is a bit cheaper.

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Corsair Carbide Series 500R White Mid cheaper still.

Reply to fergie

Silverstone was 150 Euros loool

And the corsair is 87 Euros im looking at her right now :)

Also i found a therlmaltake V6 Blacx (How is it ?)

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corsair 600t se white, recently built in this case and its soooo sweet and the largest "mid" tower case ever, it made my df-86 look small.

is also a dream to biuld in with amazing case management and a very clinical style

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Reply to signor

im not sure now

 

HAF 912 Plus 68Euro

 

VS

 

Corsair Carbide 500R 95 Euro ..

 

Edit : I found another 2 cases that are my decision's

 

Elite 430 ; NXZT 210 Elite ;Ante3c Three Hundred ; Thermaltake V4

 

Whic of these are better . 210 is 5 euro cheaper than 430 .

 

The rest of the money went to the mobo :)


Message edited by prototype18 on 02-08-2012 at 05:22:47 PM
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Depending on your budget I would highly recommend the Thermaltake Level 10 GT Snow Edition. Amazing look, nice cable management built into the case, nice and large, multi-color LED, quick swap HD bays.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811133192


The case I used before I swapped to the Level 10 GT was the Coolermaster HAF 932 which was also an excellent case, I would recommend that one also however I dont think anything beats the Level 10 GT as far as unique look!

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jchurch83 wrote :

Depending on your budget



His stated budget is 80-90 euros...that Level 10 definitely is a budget buster.

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Haf 912 (entry level gamer)
Cm 690 - mid level = look for a CM690II alot better
Corsair 400R-mid level
CM 430 Elite (budget level gamer)
All good quality cases.


Message edited by davcon on 02-08-2012 at 08:41:42 PM
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Quote :

Depending on your budget I would highly recommend the Thermaltake Level 10 GT Snow Edition. Amazing look, nice cable management built into the case, nice and large, multi-color LED, quick swap HD bays.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811133192


The case I used before I swapped to the Level 10 GT was the Coolermaster HAF 932 which was also an excellent case, I would recommend that one also however I dont think anything beats the Level 10 GT as far as unique look!



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jchurch83 wrote :

Depending on your budget


His stated budget is 80-90 euros...that Level 10 definitely is a budget buster.



Y ur right lvl 10 gt is 258 Euro . I will never buy such an expensive case. Better to get Mega PC hardware than that .

Quote :

Haf 912 (entry level gamer)
Cm 690 - mid level = look for a CM690II alot better
Corsair 400R-mid level
CM 430 Elite (budget level gamer)
All good quality cases.



Y its 690 II sorry for the mistake .
What do u suggest for those prices ?

Cm 690 II 70E
Haf 912 + 70E
Corsair 400R 72E
Elite 430 40E

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Reply to prototype18

one of these two:
Cm 690 II 70E
Haf 912 + 70E

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All the suggestions on the table are fair and within your budget. What we can't know is your personal preferences on appearance of the case. Which one looks best to you?

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Reply to Rugger

Rugger wrote :

All the suggestions on the table are fair and within your budget. What we can't know is your personal preferences on appearance of the case. Which one looks best to you?


how is the word 'gullible' not in the dictionary.? :heink:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gullible

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Reply to malmental

@Malmental thats a hard choice :D

@rugger
They both look good to me thats the problem !If 1 of them was cheaper i would buy that but they have the same price .

Also there is silencio 550
I like the external sata dock but that front door seems weird.Also it is called silenico but it just lowers down the noise by 1~2 Db acording to reviews.

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malmental wrote :

how is the word 'gullible' not in the dictionary.? :heink:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gullible


You're the first person that's actually responded to that in a while! I wonder how many people actually look it up...

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Reply to Rugger

Rugger wrote :

You're the first person that's actually responded to that in a while! I wonder how many people actually look it up...


I do stuff like that too... ;)

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Reply to malmental

prototype18 -
go through the feedback and reviews of each case.

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prototype18 wrote :

@rugger: They both look good to me thats the problem !If 1 of them was cheaper i would buy that but they have the same price .



I like simple, functional, and quiet. In that list of four I would go for the Carbide 400R.

To make it even more confusing for you, I'll throw a couple of other options out there. I really like Fractal Define R3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811352013 or the Antec P280 for a few dollars more. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 80%20antec

For a little less, I like the Bitfenix Outlaw: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5224 [...] mean-cheap

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Reply to Rugger

if push comes to shove then there is always the:
Antec 300 Illusion
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811129066

not sure about the pricing over in UK (non US).

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Reply to malmental

Quote :

prototype18 -
go through the feedback and reviews of each case.



Just did that and decided on haf 912. I looked tons of pics and like it more than 690 Cm II.

Also i decided to paint it all interior in black so it will looks even cooler :)

And the fan's will be blu led :) Thank you

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prototype18 wrote :

@rugger: They both look good to me thats the problem !If 1 of them was cheaper i would buy that but they have the same price .


I like simple, functional, and quiet. In that list of four I would go for the Carbide 400R.

To make it even more confusing for you, I'll throw a couple of other options out there. I really like Fractal Define R3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811352013 or the Antec P280 for a few dollars more. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 80%20antec

For a little less, I like the Bitfenix Outlaw: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5224 [...] mean-cheap



Non of this is for me . Also i hate front doors . If i liked them i would pick silencio for its elegant look.

Even the phanotm Nzxt that is so cool has that FRONT DOOR that i dont like :)

Anyway thank you for ur help :)

Wish ya all the best :)

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Reply to prototype18

nice choice, enjoy.
keep in touch.

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