Who needs better vents? Your hot components do. Any good gaming case
are judged and rated on its performance and the majority of it comes on its
vents and cooling system. The more your case can provide proper ventilation
to cool the hot components inside your system the better those components
perform and the longer they last.
If these are the only two gaming case you prefer, then go for the one that
provides better cooling performance. If you would ask me which from these
two? I'll go for the Lancool K62 same as JohnnyLucky recommends.
But if you would ask me which are the latest and the best gaming case
that i could recommend that offers high cooling performance? Well,
based from the good reviews and awards they won and also from my
experience of setting up gaming rigs.
Rock_n_Rolla, those are some great suggestions...I particularly like the first link as well as the last one. I am not so much a fan of the thermaltake armor cases, they are (in my experience) a bit harder to work with. The last thermaltake is fairly sharp looking, and seems to have great ventilation--but my vote is for the CM Sniper, nice lookin case!
This is why I always use lian-li cases. All those cases look crazy and not in a good way. Aluminum is better material than steel for disipating heat (sp). Seriously .... who actually wants colored lights in thier case these days.
It is like comparing a Benz to a Honda with the neon lights on the bottom. Honda is ok and will get you from point A to point B, but if you can afford it and have style youd be in the Benz.
I would go with the PC-B25F. Look at the reviews and the feature list. The only thing is I cannot find anyplace that has it in stock.
The problem with the BC-B24F is the front bezel which severaly restricts ventilation and airflow. The are Lian Li and Lancool cases with better ventilation and airflow.
it_guy - The hardcore gamers are the ones who like the bling. This forum is predominantly a gamers forum so we get a lot of questions about gaming cases, especially those with superior ventilation, airflow, and cooling.
I don't mind a *bit* of 'bling' with my builds, but I will not add neon fans or lights. In most cases I will remove them and opt for something that is more practical for my cause.
I like certain windowed cases, because it is true that high end components shouldn't be hidden--but it is more important to remember that adding lights and shiny bezels wont add performance
I prefer stealth style, all blacked out with 120mm fans and perhaps a single blue light if it happens to come in the PSU or something. Wont catch me adding cold cathodes and LED fans--no sir.
it_guy - The hardcore gamers are the ones who like the bling. This forum is predominantly a gamers forum so we get a lot of questions about gaming cases, especially those with superior ventilation, airflow, and cooling.
In Addition:
Compare the awards that those Gaming cases i recommends and you recommends to that Lian Li's that it_guy is talking about.
It seems those cases we mentioned and previously recommended and will recommend in the future provides the very highest
cooling performance and the thing with that is, although its not made from aluminum but, it gathered and won countless awards
than most aluminum cases from lian li is dreaming of, because they cant match its top notch cooling performance, looks and
customizable features.
I don't mind a *bit* of 'bling' with my builds, but I will not add neon fans or lights. In most cases I will remove them and opt for something that is more practical for my cause.
I like certain windowed cases, because it is true that high end components shouldn't be hidden--but it is more important to remember that adding lights and shiny bezels wont add performance
I prefer stealth style, all blacked out with 120mm fans and perhaps a single blue light if it happens to come in the PSU or something. Wont catch me adding cold cathodes and LED fans--no sir.
Mark_K - I took a look at the Blue Ring B25f. It has the same problem as the BC-B24F. That front bezel lacks adequate ventilation and severely restricts air flow.
Mark_K - I took a look at the Blue Ring B25f. It has the same problem as the BC-B24F. That front bezel lacks adequate ventilation and severely restricts air flow.
Mark - I took a long hard look at the PC-P50WB. As soon as I saw the first photo I recognized it. For all practical purposes it is an aluminum version of the Lian Li, Lancool, Dragon Lord steel cases. The only interior difference I could find was the drive cage. The PC-P50WB has a single drive cage from top to bottom. The Dragon Lord cases have two drive cages - external drive cage on top, internal drive cage on the bottom. On the exterior the drive bay covers are a little different but the side windows are identical: