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Corsair 760t black vs Define r5 black with window

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What case should i go for i know one i a full twoer and one in a mid tower and there is a 79 dollar price increase between them two having trouble deciding?

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What case should i go for i know one i a full twoer and one in a mid tower and there is a 79 dollar price increase between them two having trouble deciding?

Neither is worth $79 over the other. You can get an SSD for the price difference alone. Definitely go for whichever one's cheaper.

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Neither is worth $79 over the other. You can get an SSD for the price difference alone. Definitely go for whichever one's cheaper.

 

 

Wrong! If you concern the looks i would go for 760t. I think this depends of the cases future content.

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Wrong! If you concern the looks i would go for 760t. I think this depends of the cases future content.

Wrong! $79 is not worth it for just the looks of the 760T is definitely not worth $80 on it's own. That money would be much better put towards something more useful in your rig. Not to mention that the R5 is a newer case with more features then the 760T, including sound-dampening foam and moduvents.

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Wrong! $79 is not worth it for just the looks of the 760T is definitely not worth $80 on it's own. That money would be much better put towards something more useful in your rig. Not to mention that the R5 is a newer case with more features then the 760T, including sound-dampening foam and moduvents.

I have to agree, take the money you save and put it towards an SSD, Memory, or just less corner-cutting in general.

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Wrong! If you concern the looks i would go for 760t. I think this depends of the cases future content.

Really? I think the R5 looks great. Plus it hides the drive cages. However if you planning on full water cooling the 750d will give you a batter view cuz of the larger window. I say go R5 tho cuz it's cheaper and looks awesome!
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Corsair are just overpriced these days (no offence).

Though I love their AIO water coolers.

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Gentleman. I just said that for my personal taste the 760t is worth it. I do like the black and white skeem over the black one from fractal. I do think that the pricing of the fractal id way more attractive. if you can not afford it buy the fractal its awesome for silent and cool operation. If looks are more important and you like to spend the money, in my eyes you should then grab the 760t

 

i have to say that i feel like the 760t is a bit bit better while dealing with larger components like a rampage or a water cooling setup

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