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Hi, My New Ryzen Pc I built for work and play. Mostly work. Is gonna come any time by this month or the next. So I am currently confused between these 3 cases. As they all meet the taste I am looking for. My complete Specs are below.: Ryzen 1700 without X Processor Asus x370 prime pro Mobo Corsair Rm 750x 16 GB 3000mhz RAM Gtx 1080 Aorus Gigabyte Gfx 2tb Seagate Hdd Crucial 500gb Ssd Mx300 All the specs above are confirmed. But I am confused about the cases. Ok What I like the most and dislike about the cases are as follows: H440: Good:Minimalistic looks, amazing cable management Bad:No retail/offline availability where I live. Feels quite suffocating due to the openings are on sides.Also multi Gfx is not supported. Despite I don't need second gpu at all. Obsidian 750D: Like :Sophisticated Design of all. Looks perfect for a Workstation.Suits to a Professional guy. Ample space for all the toys. Nice cable management. Multi gpu support is a Plus. Dislike:Less availability. Little Bigger than what I want. Nzxt 340/Elite: Like:I love This case. Cutest of all. Same awesome cable management, great looks.Supports AIO Coolers too. I Prefer both the Side panel version(Elite) and standard version. S340. Dislike:Nothing . . OK. Multi gpu Who really needs it anyway? Also No availability of this case either. In short Nzxt cases are not available here where I live at all. So I am thinking about ordering the S340 through online.Only If I finalize my decision on Nzxt. But I'll go for the Obsidian 750D if I get some discount. So what do guys think about Both of these cases. Especially 750d vs S340? Thanks in advance.

I'm looking for a reasonably priced PC case that can house 4x 3.5 inch hard drives. Any help would be appreciated.

Im looking to upgrade from my current PC case to something a bit newer and nicer looking(between 60 - 75 pounds) I didnt want to go mainstream and get an NZXT S340. So i did a bit of looking and i came to these 3 cases here: http://amzn.eu/7zIgk7u Can anyone help me decide and possibly supply with pros and cons of the cases My current setup is roughly: MATX AMD Mobo BeQuite Dark rock BK008 3 HDDs (will be upgraded to 2 HDDS and 1 SSD) AMD R9 270x Thank you guys

i wanted to find out if anyone know about a case that has a similar to design to this on https://www.pccasegear.com/products/38007/deepcool-gamerstorm-dukase-liquid-case if not, do you know of any good cases that would fit a red and black design

MSI Gaming AMD Ryzen B350 DDR4 Motherboard (B350 GAMING PRO CARBON) EVGA 650 GQ, 80+ GOLD 650W, Semi Modular Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz – White Noctua NF-F12 PWM Cooling Fan (x2) AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Processor with Wraith Spire Cooler RX 580 maybe(i dunno) 1 TB WD BLUE 7200rpm

I am doing a custom water cooling loop and I want to find a case with a 480mm rad, a 360mm rad, and a 240mm rad. Are there any cases that have this configuration or something similar? I don't have a budget.

GPU - MSI GAMING GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 DirectX 12 VR Ready (GeForce GTX 1060 GAMING X 6G) CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Processor with Wraith Spire Cooler RAM - Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 Desktop Memory Kit MOTHERBOARD - MSI Gaming AMD Ryzen B350 DDR4 VR Ready HDMI USB 3 ATX Motherboard (B350 GAMING PRO CARBON) CPU COOLER - Noctua NH-D14 6 Heatpipe Dual Radiator with 140mm/120mm Dual SSO Bearing Fans CPU Cooler CASE COOLING - Noctua NF-F12 PWM Cooling Fan PSU - Zalman ZM600LE - 600 watt HDD - 1TB WD BLUE

I was browsing some of the Tempored glass cases and found 2 cases from diffrent brands that are exact copies, even to the powerbuttons https://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-Computer-Tempered-Liquid-cooling-Pre-installed/dp/B01M6TV6PC and https://www.amazon.com/anidees-AI-Crystal-Tempered-interior-Radiator/dp/B01GIGR2Z0

So here's the deal. I bought the fractal design define s and want to move my components from my prebuilt to this new case. I believe my pc has a full atx motherboard but would I need to buy any extra parts to make sure everything works? I think longer sata cables because the ones in my current case are linear at this point and it worries me. That and do i need a new io shield to put into the case or do i need a new one? what usually comes in most pc cases as well. I own the case already but I got it from a friend and never had a new one. What things should i be worried about?

anyone know what case this is or know any similar cases?

What kind of (cheap) cases you would suggest for like, idk, 10+ hard drives + two 2.5 ssd bays? Just want to know my future upgrade case... you know... storage needs for a mad serial killer of TBs (downloader)...

Does anyone know if you can mod the cooler master mastercase h500m to fit a 3x140mm radiator in the front, just like you can do with the h500p? Planning on a 2x140mm rad on top and a 3x140mm rad in the front. If yes, this will set my decision for which one of those two to get.

so as the title says and much like my other posts i am looking for something new, i live in the Netherlands and prices are kinda eh. I'm looking for a case that's up to around 150 euro. It needs to have above 320mm on the GPU length and at least room for a CPU cooler with the height of around 159mm+. (more is always better ofc). and the possibility for a radiator later along the line. I do love cases that have fans with them pre-installed. and i would love to have a glass side panel. Which case best suits my preference? the current list of parts i have in my old case which i am currently using are these: Msi b450 gaming pro carbon ac Evga gtx 1070 sc ryzen 5 2600x Crucial CT2K8G4DFD8213 2x8(16gb) hyper 212 Evo Coolermaster gm g550m 2 SSD's from Samsung (boot is 125gb and a game ssd of 250gb) 1 tb hhd from WD blue. in the Sharkoon T3-V USB 3.0 case so yes my current setup isn't bad. but it's not great either. i have the following parts that i will be getting the RTX 2070 super one of these 3: Gigabyte Geforce RTX 2070 Super GAMING OC White 8G €590 Gigabyte Aorus GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8G €629 MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Super Gaming X Trio €625 or a 2080 that for the price doesn't look bad either: MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Gaming Trio €679 the motherboard and cpu will be the same. including the cooler but i might want to change it into a radiator later just not now. i will be switching to this psu: Corsair RM750i and most likely this ram stick: Kingston DDR4 HyperX Predator RGB 2x8GB 3200 and that's all the new stuff that i will be getting. now i need the case. which i do not know which one to get. i am not well known with cases. so please give your opinion/options. i'll look into them!

Hey guys, I was looking for new PC cases the last time but I couldn't find the perfect case. :( My needed specs: (if possible) I nedd space for 240mm AiO and 5 more fans, so 7 fans in general, because I want to use my whole cooling capacity. My build mostly consits of RGB stuff, I like to show it off with tempered glass atleast at the left side and front. I like PSU covers, so the whole build just looks cleaner. I also like dust filters, but this isn't really essential. My budget is around 100$ (100€). I found some cases like - the Lian Li 330, fits all my specs, but reviews say that the airflow is just terrible - same thing with the EVGA DG 75/76, according to reviews terrible airflow Does anyone have hands-on experience with these cases? Can you tell me some cases that fit my specs? Thanks guys :)

Here's my parts: Radeon rx 5700 xt 500 gb WD blue 8x2 3600 MHz ram msi b450 tomahawk max ryzen 5 3600 Thermaltake Smart RGB 600W PSU SPR-0600NHSAW I have a minor selection of PC cases to choose from. Which of these are compatible with my build, which have good thermals and which are good for a first time builder? Please don't redirect me to a tier list or something, because these are the only options I have where I live(that aren't randomass companies like reddragon or raidmax). Here's all my options: Thermaltake Versa N26 Mid Tower Cooler Master Masterbox MB501L Gigabyte C200G ATX Mid Tower Corsair Carbide Spec 04 Mid Tower ATX Thermaltake V200 TG Versa RGB Cooler Master MasterBox NR600 Thermaltake Versa J24 Tempered Glass RGB Edition Thermaltake J25 TG Versa RGB Thermaltake H200 TG RGB Cooler Master Masterbox MB500 Cooler Master Masterbox MB511 RGB Cooler Master Masterbox MB520 Corsair Carbide Spec Delta Mid Tower ATX Thermaltake Level 20 MT Argb Corsair Carbide 275R Mid Tower ATX Gigabyte AC300W ATX Mid Tower Corsair Carbide 275R White Mid Tower ATX Thermaltake Commander C35 TG Argb Thermaltake Commander C32 TG Argb Corsair Carbide Spec 05 Mid Tower ATX Thermaltake H550 TG ARGB Bonus list (These are cases out of my budget, but let me know if anything here is worth the moola) Thermaltake View 71 Tempered Glass Edition Cooler Master Mastercase H500 Mesh Corsair 570X Crystal RGB ATX Mid Towe The further down the list you go, the more expensive it gets. There's more cases, but these are the ones that have brand names I recognize. If raidmax and redragon make good quality cases do let me know so I can add them to the list. Also sorry for the long list, it's just that I'm a bit overwhelmed right now. This is my first time building a PC. For the most part, I don't care too much about looks, I see them as a bonus. I would love some help on deciding the best case: The case with the best airflow, compatible with my parts, good for cable management, good for a first time builder, has good dust collection etc. Whatever makes a case I good. I know this is a lot, but I would appreciate any help I get. Thank you.

Hi, I have been looking for a PC case with specific requirements for a while now, but most are either way out of my price range or no longer available anywhere. I need a PC case that has: - At least ATX motherboard support (will accept larger cases if worth the increase in price) - Very good airflow (I am running an old fx 8350 with a motherboard that has very poor VRM, it's basically a furnace) - Some form of dust filtration (I live in a very "dirty" area next to a motorway and just outside of a major city so it collects filth quick) - Soundproofing and/or no glass panel (this is optional as long as other requirements are met) The lower the price the better and I am in the UK if that helps with availability of cases and pricing. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! <3

Hello guys !! I want to buy a pc case for my next build, but belive me, I find find one .. I'm looking for one around 110 pounds or a little bit over it, cheaper would be better =)) Can you guys help me to find one that will fit 360 mm radiator on top or front ?? RGB non RGB does not matter :)) Bit it would look cool lmao Also if you can, link it from a Amazon.co.uk or just leave the name of it and i will check it out, if it comes with 1 rear cooler as well, thats a wrap THANKS IF YOU HELP !!!!

I need a better PC case with better cooling and decent look (tempered glass) My budget for case 250 USD My spec- i9-7960x processor Asus x299 deluxe Motherboard Quadro p4000 gpu Corsair vengeance lpx 64gb ram Corsair H115i liquid cooler Please give suggestions

Right. So I'm having a strange problem with the RGB lit fans in my case. Story time: I just got a new Phanteks Enthoo Pro M SE PC case today and got everything transferred from my old case and hooked up. Everything looked great. I hooked up the RGB fans in the front and tried out the different setting using the controller button on the front of the case. Again, everything looked great, though I would have preferred to be able to control the lighting with my motherboard like the rest of the lighting in my case, so I tried hooking up the RGB cords to the LED C2 pins on my Aorus Pro Wifi motherboard and launched into RGB Fusion. After trying to play around with the settings and calibrating the lights with varied effects (I could change the color of the fan lights but it wouldn't correspond to what the app was trying to do) I tried to unplug the fan LEDs and discovered that I had messed up the lighting. Turning the LEDs off from the case controller button would change the lights to red instead of turning them off, and instead of the 10 colors that were supposed to show up I'd get a mix of greens, yellows and purples. Unplugging the lights wouldn't reset them and unplugging the power would also do nothing. I know it's my fault for trying to experiment with the RGB lighting in a way it wasn't meant to(especially since I knew beforehand the MoBo probably wasn't compatible) but I'm hoping there's some way I can reset the lights. Does anyone know if Phanteks has a way to reset/recalibrate their case lights and/or fan lights? P.S. the pic attached is the light that's supposed to be set to blue (I think...)

Would an RTX 2080 fit in a mid tower case and on a B350M Bazooka motherboard this is the case im planning to get https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KK94LZW/?coliid=I238MV0QQ5JGMI&colid=1D906VRPPXNJQ&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

IMAGE : https://imgur.com/a/1j6Plz8 I have cooler master N200 and the front fan is noisy, so I moved it outside according to this. [the reason was this] I'm worried if this could affect the air flow or not, it is pretty close to the front panel now. There is this small gap marked as "A" to facilitate the easy removal of the front panel, that gap could have been a possible help for air-take as well before switching it outside. Now it wont be much useful, so I'm guessing the air flow might get reduced a bit? or reduced due to the fan directly releasing air into a honeycomb-designed metal grill instead of open space like earlier? Please any help on this is appreciated, I'm new to this. Thanks.

i have a hard time reaching my pc rear mmb i/o while seated on my chair , and i was wondering Are There any pc case that brings motherboard i/o ports to case front and hide it with a cover or window panel?

I'm looking at cases and I need it to fit matx idc about sfx psus but it has to support a 1070 ti mini from zotac and a micro atx board iv been looking for the smallest I can so far iv come down to the q300l from cooler master and the inwin 301