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well, the only things that come close to that case in terms of volume are the Dan A4 SFX, the Ncase M1 and the Loque Ghost S1.

atleast, those are the only ones i can think of, and they are all a lot more expensive than that A50.

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30 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

well, the only things that come close to that case in terms of volume are the Dan A4 SFX, the Ncase M1 and the Loque Ghost S1.

atleast, those are the only ones i can think of, and they are all a lot more expensive than that A50.

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Also, GEEEK has the A60 coming out on the 10th. It's an A50 but slightly taller to support a 240mm AIO liquid cooler. The A50 as-is is quite limited for CPU cooling, with 66mm max cooler height. Factoring in the CPU/socket height, you wouldn't be able to fit much more than a Deepcool Gabriel in it. It's 42mm taller and 18mm wider than the A50. You can fit a 92mm AIO in the A50, but they're difficult to find and not that great.

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Cougar QBX. Note you kinda need to be careful about which SFX psu you get, as it has a weird compatibility issue . 

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