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Texhnlyze
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If you have the money to buy a corsair case right now, what would you choose between these two options?

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760T 

 

Although, I would get an H440/Enthoo Pro (if I liked the look of the enthoo pro) instead

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760t

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I like the 760T's "edge to edge" window better. Both cases look cool. But I want to see the NZXT Source 340 reviewed. :o

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780T is quite a great looking case, although you can only fit 2*360mm radiators with up to 60/80mm thickness which is okay. The 760T is as expensive in the UK but they're both good picks out of the graphite series. Personally I would go with the 780T.

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I have the 760t right now and after I saw 780T`s design, I liked it better and wanted to trade my case. :(

 

But you have to be satisfied upon what you have. :)

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Am I the only one here who likes the 780t besides @Jerakl? :/

Yes, it is absolutely beautiful, albiet could use a psu cover.

It's so beautiful. I must have. I will have. Along with X99 and a 5820k. (hopefully)

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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I was in the same dilemma. Ended up going for the 760T and don't regret it. I love the design of the 780T but I prefer the full size window panel of the 760T over the plastic-y side panel of the 780T. Besides the 760T is cheaper here in my country.

Basically exactly how I feel about it. I almost went for the 780T but after putting a lot of thought into it, I realized I much preferred the 760T.

                                                                                                                                                      

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 CPU Cooler: Corsair H105 | Case: Corsair 760T (White) | Peripherals: (2)Asus VS247H-P, Corsair M65, Corsair K70 RGB w/ Brown Switches

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ALL THIS CRAZE ABOUT ENTHOO cases! why?

 

It's great for watercooling BUT ITS OK not good for aircooling

 

The enthoo really isn't exceptional for air cooling builds and I would rather a few degrees hotter than water all over my rig!

 

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