- Nov 28, 2007
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Hey all,
I'm looking for some recommendations for a computer case; my rig I built in May used an Apevia X-Navigator case but even as careful as I am, it's been falling apart since day one (cheapy plastic). I want to get a new, excellent quality case and use the Apeiva one as something to experiment with mods on.
What I want to get is something that is:
A) A full tower
B) Made of sturdy, strong material. This won't be something I'm lugging to LAN's so weight is not an issue.
C) Engineered to be quiet.
D) Has many cool features such as tool-less bays, removable motherboard trays, HDD slide-and-lock trays, etc.
So far I have only really been looking at Thermaltake's Armor+ series, I really like the interior design and the slide able hood on top that allows for water cooling addition but it's kind of large. My brother has Coolermaster's COSMOS 1000 which is similar in dimensions but its freaking huge. Also, Thermaltake's ARMOR MX+ is listed as a Mid Tower but its dimensions are almost identical to my current full tower! Is this just a Thermaltake internal sizing?
What other tower's would you guys recommend? I really want something strong and something that will last, I am really disappointed with this Apevia at the price I paid ($150!). By the way I'd like to keep the cost at and downwards of $300. Thanks!
I'm looking for some recommendations for a computer case; my rig I built in May used an Apevia X-Navigator case but even as careful as I am, it's been falling apart since day one (cheapy plastic). I want to get a new, excellent quality case and use the Apeiva one as something to experiment with mods on.
What I want to get is something that is:
A) A full tower
B) Made of sturdy, strong material. This won't be something I'm lugging to LAN's so weight is not an issue.
C) Engineered to be quiet.
D) Has many cool features such as tool-less bays, removable motherboard trays, HDD slide-and-lock trays, etc.
So far I have only really been looking at Thermaltake's Armor+ series, I really like the interior design and the slide able hood on top that allows for water cooling addition but it's kind of large. My brother has Coolermaster's COSMOS 1000 which is similar in dimensions but its freaking huge. Also, Thermaltake's ARMOR MX+ is listed as a Mid Tower but its dimensions are almost identical to my current full tower! Is this just a Thermaltake internal sizing?
What other tower's would you guys recommend? I really want something strong and something that will last, I am really disappointed with this Apevia at the price I paid ($150!). By the way I'd like to keep the cost at and downwards of $300. Thanks!
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