The Rosewill Thor V2 versus the Rosewill Throne? Which would you recommend?
Also, would there be any major losses in choosing the windowed Throne over the regular Throne case as the side panel fan is removed (but it comes pre-installed with more fans).
Windowed Throne
Rosewill Throne
Thor V2
I'm looking at doing a new PC build, and am not sure which case would be best for the build. Both are full towers, with small differences from what I can see. Any ideas or suggestions as to which I should use? Any experiences with either?
The build I am looking at is similar to this: here
however, I am looking at waiting for the i7-4790k and this Z97 MOBO: here
I am potentially looking at even future upgrades on the system (SLI, water cooling, etc).
I'm also open to any build suggestions from more experienced builders, as this will be my first desktop build. The purpose of this PC would be for high-end gaming, as well as the use of computationally heavy software (such as CFD simulations, etc.). The budget I have for this system is around $1200-$1750ish before tax.
Also, would there be any major losses in choosing the windowed Throne over the regular Throne case as the side panel fan is removed (but it comes pre-installed with more fans).
Windowed Throne
Rosewill Throne
Thor V2
I'm looking at doing a new PC build, and am not sure which case would be best for the build. Both are full towers, with small differences from what I can see. Any ideas or suggestions as to which I should use? Any experiences with either?
The build I am looking at is similar to this: here
however, I am looking at waiting for the i7-4790k and this Z97 MOBO: here
I am potentially looking at even future upgrades on the system (SLI, water cooling, etc).
I'm also open to any build suggestions from more experienced builders, as this will be my first desktop build. The purpose of this PC would be for high-end gaming, as well as the use of computationally heavy software (such as CFD simulations, etc.). The budget I have for this system is around $1200-$1750ish before tax.
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