with plenty of room, ventilation, places to put fans and of course good looks.
mr.mccheesy
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Jump to Postwell looks are everyones own opinion, what is an ugly case to me, may be the case of your dreams ;)
I half like the clear cases, they are roomy inside and min for example can have 5 fans, but 2 appears to be fine (my system is certainly …
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steveneven
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well looks are everyones own opinion, what is an ugly case to me, may be the case of your dreams ;)
I half like the clear cases, they are roomy inside and min for example can have 5 fans, but 2 appears to be fine (my system is certainly cool enough)
currently clear cases at ebuyer.co.uk are pretty damn cheap (UV reactive) starting at only £30.
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mr.mccheesy
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kk thnx
im looking for a case that is differnet than most of the rest that ny1 else will have so basically i want to to be differnent and stand out whilst offereing gd ventilation etc
Coconut Monkey
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kk thnx
im looking for a case that is differnet than most of the rest that ny1 else will have so basically i want to to be differnent and stand out whilst offereing gd ventilation etc
The best way to achieve that is to buy any old case and modify it yourself! If you're handy with metalworking and don't mind some extra work, you can come up with a very unique case indeed.
I don't really feel the need to stand out from the crowd though, which is why I bought the popular Antec 1080AMG. Weighs a ton, but it's very roomy, comes with 5 spots for 80mm fans with 2 provided, removable hard drive bays, slide out optical drives (you need to attach some "runners" to the sides though) and a mighty fine 430W power supply.
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