I have been looking at HTPC cases to change from my current chassis. here
The only reason I like this style of case is for aesthetic reasons. I keep my computer on a table and would rather have a big case that is horizontal rather than vertical. But I also dont want to compromise on what I have. What are some of the pitfalls of building a PC in such a case without compromising on components.
My current Specs (with where I want to head to)
CPU Intel 5820k (want to switch out for the 8 core in the future)
MB: MSI x99 SLI PLUS
GFXc: Nvidia Gtx 780 (probably gonna switch out for a new model but at least 4-8gb)
RAM: 32GB RipJaws G Skill (want to upgrade to 64gb)
Kryorig Fan cooler (but I want to upgrade to a water cooler)
4x HDD (2 SSD and 2 HDD) (I can consolidate Drives though, I think I could do with 4 as a max, I use externals)
Blu Ray Optical Drive
Wifi Card
The only reason I like this style of case is for aesthetic reasons. I keep my computer on a table and would rather have a big case that is horizontal rather than vertical. But I also dont want to compromise on what I have. What are some of the pitfalls of building a PC in such a case without compromising on components.
My current Specs (with where I want to head to)
CPU Intel 5820k (want to switch out for the 8 core in the future)
MB: MSI x99 SLI PLUS
GFXc: Nvidia Gtx 780 (probably gonna switch out for a new model but at least 4-8gb)
RAM: 32GB RipJaws G Skill (want to upgrade to 64gb)
Kryorig Fan cooler (but I want to upgrade to a water cooler)
4x HDD (2 SSD and 2 HDD) (I can consolidate Drives though, I think I could do with 4 as a max, I use externals)
Blu Ray Optical Drive
Wifi Card