Is this case good for SLI?

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The case can fit full atx motherboards, but I would really recommend if you are getting high temps you most likely are getting air flow. To me going sli and having a higher end system in a 30 dollar case just doesn't make to much since. you will have even higher temps in sli, your components should have room for proper air flow. A can could fit 5 people into it but the people in the back will be shoulder to shoulder feeling cramped and getting even hotter from body heat. I would just recommend buying a higher end case for higher a higher end system. your case is one of those things that you can really future proof if you buy the proper one.
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I already have that case for two years, and I got it without the PSU. I just want to know if its good for heat flow and SLI. Also, does it fit ATX motherboards? thanks! and as I said, I keep one side of the case open!
 
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I get like a few temps, no actually with it closed the case feels hot and the temp is like 10-15 degrees higher so yeah! I get like 70-80 degrees max overload but constant is 40-60!
 
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I've read that leaving one side off is actually worse, temp-wise, but I've never really checked into it to see for myself.
 
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The case can fit full atx motherboards, but I would really recommend if you are getting high temps you most likely are getting air flow. To me going sli and having a higher end system in a 30 dollar case just doesn't make to much since. you will have even higher temps in sli, your components should have room for proper air flow. A can could fit 5 people into it but the people in the back will be shoulder to shoulder feeling cramped and getting even hotter from body heat. I would just recommend buying a higher end case for higher a higher end system. your case is one of those things that you can really future proof if you buy the proper one.
 
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The case can fit full atx motherboards, but I would really recommend if you are getting high temps you most likely are getting air flow. To me going sli and having a higher end system in a 30 dollar case just doesn't make to much since. you will have even higher temps in sli, your components should have room for proper air flow. A car could fit 5 people into it but the people in the back will be shoulder to shoulder feeling cramped and getting even hotter from body heat. I would just recommend buying a higher end case for higher a higher end system. your case is one of those things that you can really future proof if you buy the proper one.
 
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Okay, does this case work? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811146087 thanks!
 
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Yeah nzxt makes very good cases, they also have great airflow. my personal favorite in the not super crazy price range is the corsair 750d. But that nzxt will work great also, just not as great of airflow as the corsair
 
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Yeah I will just stick with the nzxt since its cheaper and good enough, anyway thanks! Just wanted to ask, does GTX 760 superclocked ACX work with a GTX 760 FTW acx? Just wanted to know since they are different versions. Anyway thanks!
 
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