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jonwong966

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Hello! i am looking for a white inverted atx case. If you don't know what i'm talking about, i'm looking for a left side windowed chassis. I was planing to use the Corsair carbide clear 600c but i need my case in white and i can't go through the pain of spray painting the whole case. If anyone could find one, that would be helpful.
Budget $150-$200

Thank You in advanced
~Jon

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Then technically you just need the window on the right, so this case would work:
http://pcpartpicker.com/product/ByPfrH/silverstone-case-rv02wew
except that I can't find it available anywhere, so possibly it never actually released. Right-side-window cases are pretty uncommon in the first place, so trying to find one that's also white already is very difficult. I'm not sure you can avoid painting it yourself, but maybe somebody else can do better than I did.
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Why do you need it to be inverted? I'm doubtful that makes much difference for the cooling of the Corsair 600c. The main thing it does to improve cooling over most other cases is to keep the drive mounts out of the way of the motherboard's main airflow path. You can get a similar effect with the Corsair 400c, which is already available in white. PCPartPicker doesn't list a price for the white 400c at the moment, but if you search directly at Amazon (or possibly one of the other vendors), you can still find it.
 
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jonwong966

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Its not really a cooling problem, since my desk is a corner desk, you cannot see the window unless the tower is under the desk. My tower is on my desk to my left, only seeing the other side panel. The only way you see the PC itself is when you enter the room
 
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MauveCloud

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Then technically you just need the window on the right, so this case would work:
http://pcpartpicker.com/product/ByPfrH/silverstone-case-rv02wew
except that I can't find it available anywhere, so possibly it never actually released. Right-side-window cases are pretty uncommon in the first place, so trying to find one that's also white already is very difficult. I'm not sure you can avoid painting it yourself, but maybe somebody else can do better than I did.
 
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jonwong966

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ah whatever, i'll just buy some plasti dip and try my best
 
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