What do you prefer?

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What do you prefer?

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[TeKNiQue]

I prefer large and heavy gaming beasts over small and compact systems.

[Imabigmac]

Well I have a big heavy monster and I thought I would like but in the end I hate it. Yes it's nice to work in but I'm not going with a custom loop anytime soon so it's pointless. If I could convince myself to downgrade I would, but I can't justify the downgrade to an matx board and case. But I will vote for for matx as it's what I will do next time.

[EthanMcL]

Who needs compact when you got the "JellyBean" (my gaming rig :3)

 

Edit:  Though in all honesty I do want to try a m-atx build in the future.

[Nineshadow]

I like both.

[DoubleY]

MATX build can pack quite a punch. 4770K, 32gb of RAM, 2x GTX 780ti's in SLI, 2xTB SSD and probably a 4TB HDD. Now, that is overkill, but it's still amazing.

 

Nevertheless though, I prefer the larger form-factors 

[Lespedeza]

I go for the small ones.

Yeah, working with them is kind of tricky and I always get the feeling that "airflow" doesn't exist in the mATX-universe, but the big ones always feel like there is so much unused space which makes me uncomfortable, so.. yeah. mATX ftw!

[legopc]

my legopc is a bitch to work on but on the other hand also cinda easy since you can just take the case apart 

[lachyman]

I like nice medium sized ATX rigs, the size is about right IMO.

[AndyCapets]

Both, I myself have an ATX build, but I've built an ITX system for a client, and to be honest, I don't like how there is no way to hide all the cables, but what I do love is the size, I've built this system for him to go at lan events since I've already built him an E-ATX build, which is, simply ridiculously good, and he wanted portability, and yeah, an ITX build is great for this TBH.

But I'm still sticking to ATX for me.

[Vypa]

I just prefer the look of ATX, makes me feel more powerful + I'm not a fan of most the mATX cases.