Reverse PC case

[Malcolm]

I am searching for parts that i will buy to build a pc. When i tried to search for a pc case, i noticed that most of the producers of cases make the side window where you can see all your components is usually on the left side (if you are looking from the front). I was wondering whether there are any full tower cases which have the window on the other side. The maximum cost for the case is $300.

Thanks for your suggestions

[Shd0w2]

We'll first of all,c able management is in the other side, second of all, they'd have to switch both around, not too hard, but never seen it happen

[Ivyk]

Why would you want a window on that side, that's where all the cable are.

[SAV1OUR]

why would you want to see all the ugly cases from the other side....

 

here you go
http://www.corsair.com/en/graphite-series

[Mooshi]

I think you guys are missing the obvious, OP was referring to the type of cases Silverstone tends to release every so often where the components and windowed panel is on the right.

[Paralectic]

I think you guys are missing the obvious, I think OP was referring to the type of cases Silverstone tends to release every so often where the components and windowed panel is on the right.

Exactly what I was thinking.

[sand0oski]

I'm assuming you mean reverse ATX cases.  Yea theirs a couple of them that I can think of. 

Silverstone TJ08, and Silverstone FT02, and the Bitfenix Outlaw

 

The Lian Li A05 has a reverse ATX version, and Caselabs cases can be configured that way too.

[Phage]

^dont think they all have cable management spaces for mitx cases

you probably could make one or get someone to make one for you

[Hans Christian | Teri]

The Silverstone TJ-07 can very easily be modded to reverse ATX and is one of the most beautiful cases and best bases for a good "custom build" on the planet. It is a bit on the expensive side though.

[Faa]

I am searching for parts that i will buy to build a pc. When i tried to search for a pc case, i noticed that most of the producers of cases make the side window where you can see all your components is usually on the left side (if you are looking from the front). I was wondering whether there are any full tower cases which have the window on the other side. The maximum cost for the case is $300.

Thanks for your suggestions

Silverstone FT02/RV02/TJ11

[spwath]

I am searching for parts that i will buy to build a pc. When i tried to search for a pc case, i noticed that most of the producers of cases make the side window where you can see all your components is usually on the left side (if you are looking from the front). I was wondering whether there are any full tower cases which have the window on the other side. The maximum cost for the case is $300.

Thanks for your suggestions

Silverstone ft02

[Malcolm]

Sorry if i did not put my wording right. I wanted the case to be a miror image of normal cases. For those people that gave me some great choices thanks. I will look further into the numerous choices you have given me and i will choose what will suit me best.

Thank again

[daemonowner]

FT04 from Silverstone is also worth pointing out by name. It mounts the motherboard upside down and has the window on the right side.

[jiyang1018]

FT/RV02 TJ11 would all be good cases.

Or if you want to take the difficult route like I did, take a look of the Cosmos II build in my signature.