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Helldog26
Go with it, I personally like staying with name brand as they may have better customer service in the off chance something goes wrong. And for the same price I would really look at the Rosewill over a DIY case anyday
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Whats your top budget for the case? I am just hesitant on buying a case that is not really a name brand when there are some out there that are good quality name brand for almost the same amount
 
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I dont want to spend more than 40 on the case, the case i saw seems good , with the features on it to ,
 
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Go with it, I personally like staying with name brand as they may have better customer service in the off chance something goes wrong. And for the same price I would really look at the Rosewill over a DIY case anyday
 
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This doesn't apply to all cases, but the majority that come with fans I wouldn't expect the fans to last as long as good aftermarket fans. Even going with a name brand case several years back, I got a new Antec case. The supplied Antec fans were ok for awhile but only lasted maybe a year. I ended up replacing with Scythe fans. Especially on a case at that price. Usually 2 good quality 120mm fans cost the same as that whole case does, so if they last even 6mo to a year you're getting a deal. Better cases are more about design, features, rolled seams, access to hard drives, cable routing etc. A less expensive case is perfectly suitable.
 
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