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adelfhetler
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sorry typo it was 250d

haf stacker 915f not itx?

Well you said CM stacker, that thing is everything but an ITX case :D  Anyways, between the 915 and the 250D, I'd personally go 250D. Its smaller and looks cleaner. It also has a very well designed layout that makes more efficient use of the available space than the 915. Both good cases though. If $30 more isn't worth it for you, go with the 915F.

      

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Look at the node 304 also.

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sorry typo it was 250d

haf stacker 915f not itx?

Yes, they are both mITX cases. They both support ATX GPUs and PSUs, so it really comes down to personal preference. I'd go with the 250D, it makes the 915f look cheap in my opinion :P

My Rig: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/vM7vCJ

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Should I get the Corsair 250D or the CM Stacker($30 cheaper where I live)? Or do you guys have any other suggestions? I'll be using a gtx 960

 

250D. Make sure you're aware of the limitations of that case. For example that it's best used with an 240mm AIO.

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