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Recommend a gaming case?
The entire question is in the title really i am looking for a great gaming case for an i5, HD5770 gaming set up with additions set in mind i will be using air cooling and currently only the one HDD maybe two at a later date. Only need one 5.25 drive bay maybe two no need for floppy or SSD.
I have a price range in mind at about tops £100 maybe £110 (if required)
It needs to support the long video card & standard ATX mobo PSU etc.
I will be purchasing a PSU separate and spending around £50 on that item so if there is a bundled case and good PSU then place the price range at around £160 tops.
I am looking for a gaming case and will really want good cooling with preferably air filters easy CPU access for installation of cpu cooler etc. The style of the case is important but no particular styling that i have to have.a window and all black is nice with red fans all around but fan led colour can always be changed anyway...
For some reference some cases i have really liked the look of and am considering are:
element case.which has some nice size and features.
I hope that this gets me some nice cases that i otherwise wouldn't of found.
Thankyou all in advance :)
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this case
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119196
and this psu
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139005
total price is about 170 dollars, or about 115 pounds, both are great, and you save some money
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Permalink Reply by Nathan on -
The psu i have chosen its a good make etc at a relatively cheap price i was just saying that if there was a bundle that you have found with both this is the combined price range.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/OCZ-500W-StealthXStream-Power-Supply/dp/B00...
The psu is there please note that although i am using amazon it will likely not be the final place of purchase due to the fact that its probably more expensive then some places (this has been proven true on some of my wishlist products)
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not even the same dude, the storm scout is what i plan on using on my next build
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Permalink Reply by Mihkel N. on -
A video review for the Coolermaster Storm Scout case: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK_elZ0sxAE
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Permalink Reply by Nathan on
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Im going to bump this because i still can't make up my mind on what i want in terms of a case...
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Permalink Reply by Gibson on -
5770 isn't that big of card compared to the 5800's and 5970
you may find the 5770 to handle all ur needs, maybe evena 5450, 5570, or 5670!
i definitely no the 5770 will satisfy regardless.
I got cheap options, but some of them just barely fit 5870's
so if being able to hold the latest graphics cards is a problem, u might see urself after a Full tower.
Or something like the Coolermaster haf 922, which isnt attractive, but offers great cooling, some led fans and fits 5970's in crossfire even
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Permalink Reply by bader on -
this is the uk website
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lian-Li-PC-A05NB-tower-supply/dp/B00261FQDM...
this is for more pictures
http://www.amazon.com/Lian-Li-PC-A05N-B-PC-A05NB-Black/dp/B0029KWUI...
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Permalink Reply by ionflux on -
lain li case i like how the psu is the front in hd to it to cool in the front like that nice touch li
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Permalink Reply by Gibson on
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Lian Cases? i have some nice features, i like a few models.
Mutant is english a second language, if yes, i totally understand now :P
it's all good.
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Permalink Reply by James G on -
I recently built a system using this case and was very impressed with how quiet it was and how well it cooled. Also has access to change the processor without removing the motherboard.
http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?product_id=6606
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