Need of a gaming case

Corsair cases are really great, i currently have a 500r and it's awesome. With your budget, i would most likely take a Graphite serie case from Corsair.

This one looks really great : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Full compatibility with any hardware, nice color and great quality case.

Here's a gray version : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

There's a black version available but it dosen't come with the same stuff and it's cheaper : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Go for the white one, it looks awesome.


- The Brownie

Ok, I see... I have a friend of mine who has one of those but i thought maybe there was a better one, but if it is compatible to all hardware and the cooling is great then I guess CORSAIR IT IS! Thanks man

No problem  

In my opinon, Corsair are the best looking cases (for 100$ +) and they have the best modifications and options (you can remove the top grill on the 500r, remove the hdd cages to put more fans etc.)


- The Brownie

Just throwing out there a few tips. They probably aren't wanted, but I'm trying to save you a little money:

1) Buy an i5-3570k. The only difference between it and an i7 is hyperthreading, which games don't use. (Some are even slowed down by it.)

2) Get 8GB of RAM instead of 16GB: you won't need more than 8GB even with battlefield 3, photoshop, and 50 tabs in chrome all at once.

3) Get a 670 instead of a 680. The 680 is 5% faster (which drops to 3% after overclocking both cards), and costs 25-30% more. That's not worth it. (Especially when BOTH cards max out games; there's no point in spending $100-$150 more.)

Ok thanks man!! Really appreciate it!! I will take your advice on the i5 processor and on the ram, but are you sure that 680 is not that good compared to the 670??

I have a Corsair 600t in white. It was very easy to build in with lots of space to do a good clean wiring job. I recommend spending about $80 to 100 for a 128GB SSD also.

One more thing please. Do you know if the case comes with the power supply included?

Almost all the cases that include the psu have very cheap psu that are unreliable(maybe some of the Antec ones are ok). Buy the power supply separately. Corsair sells very good one at different price points.

Ok I guess i will, but about PSUs I'm no expert so I dont know which one is the one that will suit my rig, anyways THANK YOU!  

First decide on how much you can spend of the psu. Don't cheap out the case and a good psu will carry you thjur many builds and will not be obsolete.