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Roger Narq

Roger Narq

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I know how to put together a regular computer, but I don't know what parts I should get, and how to put it together. Please help! Looking around a $500-700 build.
 
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seller417
id recommend the BitFenix Prodigy case.
keep in mind it is better to go with a non modular PSU when using many Mini ITX cases.

oh and make sure the case you choose supports the PSU. many ITX cases come with a PSU but they are generally low wattage (under 300W). if you are building a gaming PC, you will want an ITX case that supports ATX PSU's
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id recommend the BitFenix Prodigy case.
keep in mind it is better to go with a non modular PSU when using many Mini ITX cases.

oh and make sure the case you choose supports the PSU. many ITX cases come with a PSU but they are generally low wattage (under 300W). if you are building a gaming PC, you will want an ITX case that supports ATX PSU's
 
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swifty_morgan

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evga hadron is a mini itx case with a decent power supply. think it will run an nvidia high end card if I remember right. look for reviews on line.

the prodigy above is more like a micro axt case in size but the motherboard lies flat. you can also stick a standard size power supply in it and also have more room and air flow.
 
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