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Kitsan
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I'm looking for something tougher than my x570 case and could use some help

 

I saw Linus review of the Dune Mac Pro clone case and it's nearly perfect but it's cable management and cooling leave quite a bit to be desired considering the price point with the dice y front panel.

 

That said it ticks allot of boxes

 

3mm aluminium panels 

Good handles

Good ridgidity

Aesthetics 

Solid side panels (no glass to break)

 

Negatives 

Only 3x120mm at the front

High price

Bad cable management

 

The only other cases I've found is the meshify C with the solid side panel and the Cerberus X are there any others to note?

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“Tougher” is a vague word for me here.  Resistant to damage?  What kind of damage?

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

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Sorry, expecting you guys to be inside my head!

 

By tougher I ment good structural rigidity and tough panels, no glass for example!

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2 hours ago, remus243 said:

Sorry, expecting you guys to be inside my head!

 

By tougher I ment good structural rigidity and tough panels, no glass for example!

Most cases I know of that have thicker metal frames or panels also have glass and are above $200...

 

Most cases (that I know of at least) are not designed to be "tough" and "durable". There are cases like the Silverstone MM01 that are built to be super dust and water resistant (and by extension very tough) but it's $500 and nowhere near "lan" sized.

 

If you're just looking for a small ATX case with a solid side panel that wont fall over just by looking at it, the two cases you have are probably your best bet, maybe a be quiet! Pure Base 600 could be added to that short list

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Thanks for the informative reply, I think the most I would be willing to spend tops out with the Cerberus X at $265

 

I forgot about be quiet! I think the PURE BASE 500 fits the bill nicely too

 

 

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