Cooler master stryker vs NZXT Phantom 530 vs cooler master cm storm
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Your last case in the thread title isn't found through a google search nor is it listed on CM's product page. You may be referring to an old chassis not found anymore. Is it possible to pass on the case's image you're trying to compare between the Phantom 530 and the Stryker?
I would suggest going for the NZXT Phantom 530 since the chassis has the option to mount a single SSD/2.5" drive at the back of the motherboard tray which in this day an age is what you should find in a chassis.
That particular feature is missing on the Coolermaster cases though you could mod it and manage to include it in your chassis. The argument that...
I would suggest going for the NZXT Phantom 530 since the chassis has the option to mount a single SSD/2.5" drive at the back of the motherboard tray which in this day an age is what you should find in a chassis.
That particular feature is missing on the Coolermaster cases though you could mod it and manage to include it in your chassis. The argument that...
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Your last case in the thread title isn't found through a google search nor is it listed on CM's product page. You may be referring to an old chassis not found anymore. Is it possible to pass on the case's image you're trying to compare between the Phantom 530 and the Stryker?
I would suggest going for the NZXT Phantom 530 since the chassis has the option to mount a single SSD/2.5" drive at the back of the motherboard tray which in this day an age is what you should find in a chassis.
That particular feature is missing on the Coolermaster cases though you could mod it and manage to include it in your chassis. The argument that presents itself therein is that you should have the feature in the price tag you 're giving for the chassis thus the reasoning behind modding is moot.
I would suggest going for the NZXT Phantom 530 since the chassis has the option to mount a single SSD/2.5" drive at the back of the motherboard tray which in this day an age is what you should find in a chassis.
That particular feature is missing on the Coolermaster cases though you could mod it and manage to include it in your chassis. The argument that presents itself therein is that you should have the feature in the price tag you 're giving for the chassis thus the reasoning behind modding is moot.
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