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Fractal Define R4 or Nanoxia Deep Silent Case

hmk123

So guys,

 

i finally decided to purchase a silent PC Case for my new gaming computer but i can't really decide between the Fractal Define R4 and the other Nanoxia Deep Silent Cases.

 

I now have to decide between:

 

Fractal Define R4: http://bit.ly/1px6qRu

 

or one of these:

 

Nanoxia Deep Silence 1: http://bit.ly/1r9tVQb

 

Nanoxia Deep Silence 2: http://bit.ly/1pn8Ml0

 

Nanoxia Deep Silence 5: http://bit.ly/1vESfyI

 

 

Which silent case would you prefer or if you have one which one did you buy?

 

Greetings

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I have never heard of Nanoxia. Their cases looks good though. I have R4 so I can recommend it to because if you plan on increasing airflow you can definitely remove all HDD cages as I did while in Nanoxia I dont know if it is possible to do so. Also you get fan speed controll with R4 and I dont know if Nanoxia have that.

But R4 is not very water cooling optimized so if you plan on doing it then I dont recommend it.

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Does a GTX 970 like the MSI or Gigabyte one fit in the Fractal Define R4

 

And does a  bequiet Dark Rock Pro 3 fit too?

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I think i will go with the R4. Thank you guys!

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I own a deep silence one it is a great case. You can pick either if you're not watercooling, but if you are or planning to I'd definitely recommend the Nanoxia. You can fit a 240mm monsta rad in the front push pull and a 60mm in the roof while still keeping 3 3,5 inch bays (as long as you have a standard length 160mm psu. If not you won't have the 3.5 bays.)

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