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I went with the Phantom 820

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I heard NZXT h440s are good this time of the year

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If you want very durable with good airflow and some good filter options, there is still the Corsair C70.

Or the NZXT H440.

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There's a lot of hype with the NXZT h440 but I still prefer the Corsair 760T and the Phantek cases. I don't think either come in red though. Just black or white. 

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The Corsair 760T comes in black with red lights, great space and airflow, that should do I think.

I just ordered one for myself.

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This is my current case: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/cooler-master-case-rc932kkn5gp

I am looking for a case the same size or bigger, great air flow, durable, a good amount of room for cable management, and must have dust filters for ever fan input/output. I prefer it to be black and red.

Cant go wrong with the Enthoo Luxe

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Corsair 760T. 

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Fractal Design has some of the best looking cases and best fan filters I have ever encountered.

 

Definitely recommend a Arc or Define series case.

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CM Storm Trooper. It's got filter all over the place, front, top, two on the bottom. Fan controller, 2.5 inch drive dock, handle. Cable management is easy, side panel pops out to help. Another I see mentioned here is the 760T, haven't had one, but it sure looks nice. 

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I would say NZXT Phantom series, I just got myself the 630 in Black, and it's beautiful, very handy with lots of room for anykind of cooling (air or water)

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Cant go wrong with the Enthoo Luxe

I second this. Dust filters. Great cable management with all included cables for Fans/FrontIO/Etc all predone. It even has an extra 4PIN LED connector if you want to put internal LEDs and it would match the rest of the LEDs colours.

 

Also comes with a fan hub, reservoir bracket, pump bracket, PSU cover, accessory toolbox for all the screws. 

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