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Open Air case options

Ravendarat
By Ravendarat
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So I have a Define R6 and its a great case but I really like the looks of open air and am thinking of going that direction when I switch to the new Ryzen chip (which I plan on as long as the rumours are close to reality). So far it seems like the front runner is the Thermaltake Core P5, I need enough room for a decent size rad as I want to do hardline cooling on it and want a 420 mm rad because I am gonna cool the cpu and gpu. The p3 is a little small. It will be sitting on a desk and not mounted to the wall. Are there any suggestions of others I should look at or is the Thermaltake the best bet? Budget isnt really relevant here, all though Im not spending 600 on a case.

 

 

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8 hours ago, Ravendarat said:

 Are there any suggestions of others I should look at or is the Thermaltake the best bet? Budget isnt really relevant here, all though Im not spending 600 on a case.

Thermaltake is most likely your best bet based on your criteria. 

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