Raidmax Delta ATX Mid-Tower Case Review

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A $60 case with just a single exhaust fan probably wouldn’t be your first choice for use with an overclocked six-core processor and a gaming graphics card, but cases are still one place that some builders try to save money just so that they can afford high-end internal components. You’re also welcome to add fans if you must, though the price of added fans often flips the value equation.

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Thomas Soderstrom is a Senior Staff Editor at Tom's Hardware US. He tests and reviews cases, cooling, memory and motherboards.
  • Great case for $59
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  • anonymouse
    Seems harsh to evaluate a case with room for 8 fans using just the 1 it came with.
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  • thundervore
    I was understanding of this case until I saw the crappy PSU dust filter, no cut out for the cables for the second drive on top of the PSU, plastic case feet, and only 2 USB front ports.

    For ATX cases, 4 ports are a minimum
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