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I'd buy the Asus monitor hands down if I was on the US, but I'm not and return it if it has a problem is gonna be super expensive.
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Alright, the ViewSonic is out of the question. Now my decision is between the Asus one and the Samsung Odyssey G5 S27AG50. Right now the Asus one is on a very tempting price point, but I've read a lot of reviews saying the QC is terrible and that they had to return theirs, and I'm afraid of getting that one, but it's the best one out of these 2 on paper. Plz halp :'(
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Ikr. The full name is S27AG50.
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Actually, if you look up on rtings, you can find de Odyssey G50A, which is the S27AG50, and it's on par with the Asus
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So this Samsung model is good or not that much compared to the Asus?
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So I've read. But now that I digged in some more, I found out that this Asus monitor has an awful input lag for 60 hz gameplay. I think a better choice is the Samsung Odyssey G50A. Tbh, that one was my first option originally.
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Hi. I'm trying to pick one out of these two. A friend of mine told me that between these two brands, Asus is the best one, but I see that ViewSonic has a lot of good stuff too. Although with the ViewSonic monitor has that base that I really don't like, but for the moment (I hope) it's the only one available in my country.
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If I could get this case I definitely would, but apparently I can't get it on my country
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For cooling I'd just be using one 360 mm rad on the top, the rest I'll fill it with fans
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Maybe the same goes for the 5000d, you can move the cage to the front but you wouldn't be able to install the 3rd fan.
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I see. So if you want to install hdds, and want to install fans on the side panel, the cage HAS to be to the right. I thought you could move the cages to the left to the front of the case and still be able to install fans on the side panel, but apparently you can't.
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The fans are installed on the side panel right? Could you send a pic? And your hdds are in one of the right?
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I see, but I really need to use hdds since I have a lot data stored in there. Were you able to install 3 fans on the side panel with hdds? If that's possible, I'd go for the 5000d hands down, if not, then I'd go for the 7000d.
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Hello. I've been on the market for a new case for a while now, and I narrowed it down to these 2 cases, the Corsair 5000d airflow and the 7000d airflow, and after months of research, the decisive factor is: will I be able to fit 3 fans on the side panel with hdds on the hdd cage on the 5000d airflow? And if not, will I be able to fit 4 fans on the side panel with AT LEAST one hdd cage on the 7000d airflow?
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Hello. After months of researching, watching videos and reading reviews, I'm gonna decide based on only one thing: am I gonna be able to fit 3 fans on the side panel with the hdd cage in the 5000d airflow? Because apparently the fan bracket gets in the way of the hdd cables. If I can't, then am I gonna be able to fit 4 fans on the side panel with at least 1 hdd cage on the 7000d airflow?
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That one is not available in my country.
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It may be super heavy, but I agree with tdkid, some components (GPU) are getting larger and larger over time, and if I want to upgrade to a more powerful GPU in the future I think I'm gonna need an even bigger PSU than the one I currently have. So I think the 7000d is the case I'm choosing right now, but I have to wait until it gets here on my country, but if I had to choose right now, I'd choose the 7000d for future proofing.
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But are you able to move it by yourself? It's a really heavy rig for just one person to move
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I've got another question: how much does your PC weight? I wanna know an estimate of the case with everything in it
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Nice configuration. Can I ask you a favor? Could you try to put the hdd cage in and send me a picture to see how "well" it fits? It would help me a lot.
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Question: do you keep your case closed, or you leave it like that?
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Just as I thought, that 20 mm difference makes a difference between tight and super tight. I think it'll be best for me to go for the 7000d. It may be ridiculously big, but at least I'm certain that I won't have space problems.
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You may be right, but the GPU max length is the least of my concerns right now, because I know for sure both cases are big enough for the GPU I wanna get, that is the EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra (someday hopefully)
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The thing is that your PSU is shorter than mine, about 20 mm of difference, and that tight squeeze is what I'm worried about, I don't know if that's gonna cause some trouble later on.
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These are the specs I'm looking at, I got em from the corsair official site, and the GPU max length for the 5000d is 420 mm according to PcPartPicker.
