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Hello,

Before we begin my specs are in my signature.

Ok, I need a new case, it should include the following -

Capability for water cooling

Capability for good airflow

Good cable management

MUST be bigger then the cooler master had xm

MUST have more fan and radiator mounts then the haf xm

MUST Have a window

MUUST be a ultra or full tower.

Price max would be about 199.99

Lets all ripperoni in pepperoni

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Hello,

Before we begin my specs are in my signature.

Ok, I need a new case, it should include the following -

Capability for water cooling

Capability for good airflow

Good cable management

MUST be bigger then the cooler master had xm

MUST have more fan and radiator mounts then the haf xm

MUST Have a window

MUUST be a ultra or full tower.

Price max would be about 199.99

 

Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced - I've used mine for years and it has more fan slot than I'll ever need. It can fit 360mm rad's too. If that's not your style, the Corsair 900D is huge and feature-packed, too.

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Cases are rather personal, so just look through this http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/case/#t=1,4&s=1&u=1&sort=a8 and find one you like then go for it I guess. Most cases that large are going to have good watercooling support as it is, but you can always check to see if it has exactly what you want.

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450D, if you want a full tower.... the good old 750D. Amazing case with good watercooling support, it's metal.. none of that plastic crap..., and with good enough looks, also is about $150 bucks Canadian.

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450D, if you want a full tower.... the good old 750D. Amazing case with good watercooling support, it's metal.. none of that plastic crap..., and with good enough looks, also is about $150 bucks Canadian.

Ha, none of that plastic crap. Nice joke.

Really, 4250/350/450/750/900 are all plastic crap.

I recommend ft02 or ft04. That have only 4 fan mounts, but 3them are 180mm allowing for great air flow and massive radiators

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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Ha, none of that plastic crap. Nice joke.

Really, 4250/350/450/750/900 are all plastic crap.

I recommend ft02 or ft04. That have only 4 fan mounts, but 3them are 180mm allowing for great air flow and massive radiators

 

The only plastic bits on these cases is the front, and the feet that's it. Almost all cases are built like that. The FT04 has even more plastic so I don't really get how the 750D for example is worse. Imo the FT04, looks horrific with that giant plastic door.

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The only plastic bits on these cases is the front, and the feet that's it. Almost all cases are built like that. The FT04 has even more plastic so I don't really get how the 750D for example is worse. Imo the FT04, looks horrific with that giant plastic door.

?????????????

That for is solid aluminum, no plastic what so ever in the door, just thevents, and hard drive try

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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?????????????

That for is solid aluminum, no plastic what so ever in the door, just thevents, and hard drive try

 

Oh yeah, my mistake, I was thinking of a Raven case that looks so much like this one I mixed them up. :D Anyway, still don't like the FT04, cases are a very personal thing. 

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