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NZXT S340 or Fractal Design S?

Apostry
By Apostry
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I like how both of them look so it's more for air cooling and cable management

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I would go for S340 because it's metal not plastic. It also has psu shroud to cover all the cables.

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get the cheaper one, I have the s340 myself

and its okay

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I have the define S, and love it! Can't go wrong either way, but I do love the rubber grommets on the hdd's for no vibration, all the noise dampening material, the fully open front, for great airflow and great watercooling capability, and the great fan slots, allowing for flexible mounting. It also comes with 2 great fans. The only thing I wish it had was a psu shroud, but it isn't a dealbreaker not to have one. Also, check out the

. It looks pretty sweet. 

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The S340 is easier for cable management and the Define S has better options with airflow with aftermarket fans.

Both are pretty similar in airflow with the stock configuration. 

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