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Thermaltake versa J24 vs J25

Asad674
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These two cases are almost the same except that that J24 has a mesh front while J25 has acrylic front with vents on the side. I want to go with J25 because it looks better but not sure about the airflow. The Versa J24 obviously has better airflow but I wanted to ask is it worth it?

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For your current system as it stands, the J25 would probably be okay, but if you upgrade either your CPU or GPU in the near future, you'll probably benefit temperature wise from the better airflow of the J24. 

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14 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

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For your current system as it stands, the J25 would probably be okay, but if you upgrade either your CPU or GPU in the near future, you'll probably benefit temperature wise from the better airflow of the J24. 

And if I opt for liquid cooling? A noob question but does a liquid cooler also require airflow for better functioning?

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1 minute ago, Asad674 said:

And if I opt for liquid cooling? A noob question but does a liquid cooler also require airflow for better functioning?

It still helps. Arguably with liquid cooling oyu could use high static pressure fans and force the air in, but that usually results in higher RPM fans and a noisier system, versus a less restrictive panel where you can lower the RPM's to get similar temps at a much lower noise. 

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39 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

It still helps. Arguably with liquid cooling oyu could use high static pressure fans and force the air in, but that usually results in higher RPM fans and a noisier system, versus a less restrictive panel where you can lower the RPM's to get similar temps at a much lower noise. 

Ok. Thanks for your help

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