Gonna change case

[Xien]

I've just built a new computer in the Define R4. I love it, but now afterwards I have noticed that it doesn't support much in terms of radiators or watercooling. Well actually I knew, but i wasen't interrested in that, but I am now . So I'm now about to build a computer for my friend and I got the idea to sell my R4 and buy a bigger, more watercooling friendly case. And I have two options, either the 760T or the 750D. I know that they both support 360mm in the top and 280mm in the front. The only difference is that the 750D supports 240mm in the bottom, but I'm gonna be using harddrives so that's not really an option. If you guys know any big differences between the two, please PLEASE, let me know!

Thanks!

[Luckris]

I'm a modder, so I say something like a thermaltake t81, or 900d, or even case labs cases.I got a TJ07 stiffed with rads right now, but for your case choices, no big difference I guess. Which ever you the look of best, or which one is easiest to mod if you want to do that. 

[xox]

I would buy the one that is easiest to carry around.

[WoodenMarker]

The 760T and 750D use the same internal frame. 

[Xien]

The 900D, T81 and case labs cases are way to expensive and bigfor my liking. Do you have any other good case in the 750D/770T prise range? I really don't want to pay much more than what i gain from selling the R4.

I don't know much about modding, is modding like doung stuff like cutting out drive bays and stuff? I don't want ugly cuts in my case

[Guest]

Have a look at the Phanteks Enthoo Pro

 

http://www.phanteks.com/enthoo-pro.html

[Totally-A-Hero]

Have a look at the Phanteks Enthoo Pro

 

http://www.phanteks.com/enthoo-pro.html

Y enthoo pro or they are releasing the entoo luxe wich is just the same thing with even more features. The entoo pro is definetly the best sub $150 case.

[Xien]

Ok thanks!