The right case for the job

[lachwise]

So, i'm looking at building a rig for and need help choosing the right case. The computer will a fairly high spec machine, will be used in entertainment centers to push content in a mixing desk (up-to 4K) as-well as recording that mix (still, up-to 4k).

 

I'm looking for a case that's tough and very good with cooling. Also with wheels.

OR a very spacious case that can have panels removed and stuffed in a trunk style flight case.  flight cases-> http://www.flightcases.com/road-trunks.html?limit=all

 

 

 

 

[Guest]

Try looking into Mountain Mod cases, http://www.mountainmods.com/computer-cases-c-21.html?osCsid=obeieuruaeafoioi8v7l9sbma0

[Faceman]

CaseLabs seems to be the best, and I know that their cases have wheels.

 

For a more consumer friendly option that isn't as expensive, Phanteks makes some great cases, but not with wheels.  You could mod some wheels on there though.

[lachwise]

The Case-labs & Mountain mods cases look great, except for the wheels. Id probably snap them in the first few shows. rolling it off trailers & into other cases and shit like that would put alot of strain on them, and thats why i thought about building it in a flight case, as i can trust that the flight case can withstand what will be thrown at it. I can probably pull apart a case-labs case and stuff it into a flight case.