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ok so the next question is... will you be doing any watercooling current or future?

if you are going to be watercooling i personally like the Cooler Master 692. it comes setup to run 2x240mm radiators without modding the case.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

if you are not looking at water cooling.

i would either go for a Corsair carbide 400R ($99 plus 3x 120mm fans preinstalled).
it is a well built case with alot of features.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Rosewill Blackhawk ($89 plus 5x 120mm fans preinstalled) it has a TON of features for the price.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

there is also the Enermax Fulmo. ($99 plus 3x 120mm and 1x 180mm preinstalled fans). i have been personally looking at this case as it has a very clean look with alot of airflow out of the box.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

there are a few more that are good but they have lack luster cable management. like the Z11

the Zelman Z11 is supposed to be an amazing case as well though i personally have no experiance with it. ($89 with 3x 120 mill preinstalled).
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
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shanky887614 said:
ok first question

what size

full atx or?


???? ive only seen one Full atx case at or below the 100 pricepoint and that was a cheapo cougar case... or am i missing something here???
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rinval said:
???? ive only seen one Full atx case at or below the 100 pricepoint and that was a cheapo cougar case... or am i missing something here???


You may be thinking of EATX which has the same 7 expansion slots and I/O panel as a ATX case, but can accomodate a deeper EATX motherboard. They are usually expensive.

A M-ATX has 4 expansion slots, and ITX has one. All share the same size I/O panel.

geofelt said:
You may be thinking of EATX which has the same 7 expansion slots and I/O panel as a ATX case, but can accomodate a deeper EATX motherboard. They are usually expensive.

A M-ATX has 4 expansion slots, and ITX has one. All share the same size I/O panel.


there is no point of arguing... lol ... we are here to help eternal glance...

btw the difference in a mid tower vs a full tower is height not depth so the E-ATX board does not come into play...

oh and you forgot to mention E-ATX has 7, XL-ATX has 9 and Ultra-ATX has 10 expansion slots but we are not talking about boards here are we?

Edit- OK sorry... rant over...
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