Best open air case?

[Smooth Bunz]

I want a in win dframe but I cant find anyone who sells it, 

i dont really want a test bench  but if it looks good then ill consider it  

I need options people  

[brownninja97]

im not sure, there was a open air aero cool case that linus reviewed a really long time ago.

 

found it 

 

[Smooth Bunz]

im not sure, there was a open air aero cool case that linus reviewed a really long time ago.

 

found it 

 

 

II was looking at that one

I just dont like the red 

[brownninja97]

II was looking at that one

I just dont like the red 

i dont know much open air cases so sorry

[Jerakl]

IN-WIN S frame

[Trik'Stari]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811196040

The aerocool open air case on newegg^ has weird reviews. Not a bad price thought because it does look good..

[steffen_anywhere]

I want a in win dframe but I cant find anyone who sells it, 

i dont really want a test bench  but if it looks good then ill consider it  

I need options people

 

"They..They call it the Spotswood Tech Bench, it's ehhrm, pretty obscure..." - Luke Lafreniere

[brownninja97]

I want a in win dframe but I cant find anyone who sells it, 

i dont really want a test bench  but if it looks good then ill consider it  

I need options people

Amazon has all the inwin cases in stock, even that sexy tou case which is £800

[Smooth Bunz]

i dont know much open air cases so sorry

No worries

IN-WIN S frame

Tooooooooooooo expensive and hard to get

[Jerakl]

Tooooooooooooo expensive and hard to get

Well, it is one of the best open air cases.

[Feronix]

Don't get the Aerocool. It's a bit tacky and they're usually not the best quality (just lots of plastic).

Why not get a testbench and mod it yourself a little? Can easily use PVC piping to create a frame like the InWin one and isn't too expensive either.

Alternatively you could have a look at this Lian-Li:

http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/t1/ (only ITX though)

[Smooth Bunz]

Don't get the Aerocool. It's a bit tacky and they're usually not the best quality (just lots of plastic).

Why not get a testbench and mod it yourself a little? Can easily use PVC piping to create a frame like the InWin one and isn't too expensive either.

Alternatively you could have a look at this Lian-Li:

http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/t1/ (only ITX though)

that is a sexy thing but i need an atx case

[Mclegendary]

The primochill wet bench, Dimastech easy series and the tecnofront raven are extremely solid test benches. 

 

Primochill Wet bench

Pros:

Looks fantastic

45 degree angled mobo tray

wide range of colours. 

Versatile mounting

Cons: 

No dedicated PSU mount

nothing generating airflow

45 degree angled mobo tray

 

Dimastech Easy series

Pros:

Dual rad mounts

Flexible fan mounts

good build quality

Avaidable in different sizes (mATX, ATX, HPTX

Cons:

Large

underutilised bottom chamber

 

Tecnfront Raven:

Pros

 

Tecnofront Raven:

Pros:

compact 

many fan mounts to cool anything you would possibly need to

Cons:

No dedicated PSU mount