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Genezi
By Genezi
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Hello guys im looking for new case to buy and i need your help . I need a case with windowed side panel , psu shroud and support for CD-ROM drives . Of course it must support an ATX motherboards . Thanks :)

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Why must it support CD-ROM drives? You know that you can just get an external disk reader, right? 

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Can't help but recommend the Enthoo stuff. Pro/Pro Evolv. The amount of accessories is nuts, the cable management is top notch, great build cases, and especially the Pro is completely modular. It's not riveted, so you can remove whatever you want, and there's also a PSU shroud and Window version. There's many other great cases though, depending on your budget, I just threw that one in 'cause no.1 I'm biased, no.2 there was no budget specified.

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Corsair 600C

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NZXT H440 is a pretty popular case, but it doesn't have drive bays. 

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Enthoo Pro M is the first case that comes to mind. 

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