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Should I get the r4

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so i got the nzxt phantom 410 for my bday in march and i dont like the look of it as much as i did when i wanted it. should i get the r4 even tho my dad got me the case or should i wait till next year or something... also should i get the h440 instead?

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If it was a present you shouldn't waste it :(

If you want to change cases get th Arc Midi R2, better pick than the R4 imo.

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Dude get the NZXT H440

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If it was a present you shouldn't waste it :(

If you want to change cases get th Arc Midi R2, better pick than the R4 imo.

Depends on what you want, I got the R4 for the sound dampening 

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just keep the 410, it's a good case

there's no point in blowing 80$ for a "better" looking case when you have a perfectly good one as is.

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Depends on what you want, I got the R4 for the sound dampening 

It might seem so, but if you get quiet fans and control them, a "performance" case is even quieter, having a hot box will only make the GPU fans run louder (which are always loud) on load. Controlled Be Quiet! Pure Wings or Arctic F12s on a case like the Arc Midi R2 or a Corsair 450D end up being very quiet and cooling the components better; that way being able to limit the GPU fan speed resulting in better acoustics.

Of course you can get a H440/R4 and put some noctuas all over it, but then you are just overspending by getting fans that can do quiet and airflow at the same time. 

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ok thx

it sits under my desk so i can deal with it i guess

when do u think i should upgrade cases

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ok thx

it sits under my desk so i can deal with it i guess

when do u think i should upgrade cases

When it breaks.

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Keep your current case.

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just keep the 410, it's a good case

there's no point in blowing 80$ for a "better" looking case when you have a perfectly good one as is.

Unless you want to. I'm blowing 225 USD to replace my phantom 410.

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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It's whatever you want. IMO, the Define R4 is overhyped

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Keep the Phantom 410. In my experience with the Define R4, temps can be higher than usual, especially compared to the Phantom 410. If I were you, I would save up a bit and get the Phanteks Enthoo pro or luxe 

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just keep the 410, it's a good case

there's no point in blowing 80$ for a "better" looking case when you have a perfectly good one as is.

 

That depends on opinion. I think the 410 looks a lot more aesthetically pleasing then the Define R4

 

Unless you want to. I'm blowing 225 USD to replace my phantom 410.

 

lol cause you're spending a lot more for something that will be different and better in many ways other then the look. It's like going from a lexus to a Benz vs lexus to a Rolls Royce

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That depends on opinion. I think the 410 looks a lot more aesthetically pleasing then the Define R4

 

 

lol cause you're spending a lot more for something that will be different and better in many ways other then the look. It's like going from a lexus to a Benz vs lexus to a Rolls Royce

hence the "better"

Error: 410

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You'll be sacrificing airflow on any kind of silence optimized case.

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Don't get the R4, get the h440.

 

Fractal cases look like crap, it looks like you set a filter to cheapest first and threw a dart.

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If you want to be like everyone else. Its a good case.

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