Gaming Case?

[shizdan]

i got an 8800 gtx and a centurion 5 case....i doubt the 8800gtx will fit...so can i just use all the computer parts hooked together with no case for a week or two?

 

[mdobilas]

you could always try this: http://www.g-news.ch/articles/nhp200nc/

 

[Fungalberry]

you could always try this: http://www.g-news.ch/articles/nhp200nc/

Lol. I was thinking that putting all my computer components in a mini-fridge would maybe finally solve my temperature problems.

 

[k2gremlin]

until you get condensation lol

 

[Fungalberry]

until you get condensation lol

Hehe. Don't think a soggy 7900 would play too well.

 

[k2gremlin]

hehehe ..

persoanlly I love the Thermaltake Armor case.. just take out the HD rack next to the PSU... I put my hand in the back of my case and the air is blasting through the case..

Just gotta wipe off the front of the case every month or so.. all that air it sucks through the case... dust builds up on the front filters.. but thats a good thing means its pushing some serious airflow

 

[Guest]

If you want a cool case, then get some Vantec Tornadoes. They will keep it cool. I got 1.

 

[Fungalberry]

hehehe ..

persoanlly I love the Thermaltake Armor case.. just take out the HD rack next to the PSU... I put my hand in the back of my case and the air is blasting through the case..

Just gotta wipe off the front of the case every month or so.. all that air it sucks through the case... dust builds up on the front filters.. but thats a good thing means its pushing some serious airflow

Personally, I hate my Cooler Master case. If I put my hand in the back of my case, I can feel a slow, tepid, and altogether pitiful stream of air as it endlessly recirculates, doing naught to cool my computer and bringing ironic shame to the name of "Cooler Master."

At least I don't have the bothersome problem of having to clean my case The thing sucks too much to need cleaning. I've replaced the fans and everything, the thing just sucks overall at circulating air.

On a different note...I think that if you want a true gaming/overclocking case, you might go for a Lian Li case. One of my friends has had great success with airflow and cool components in one of those, despite the fact they cost a more hefty sum than some others.

 

[fatcat]

Just gotta wipe off the front of the case every month or so.. all that air it sucks through the case... dust builds up on the front filters.. but thats a good thing means its pushing some serious airflow

How very true, a good thing that the air filters are pretty efficient. I wouldn't like that amount of dust going into my case.