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What's the best case for air cooling?

FineVisionz
By FineVisionz
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Well, in terms of air flow, no case is the best case.

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What is the best case for air cooling for around $120 -$150?

 

Do you mean the one with the best cooling performance or the one that gets the job done with using air cooling?

 

If first one is the case: Cooler Master HAF series.

 

If Latter one is the case: pretty much any case. Fractal R5 is a good choice as allways. :P

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Cases are very personal choices

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Air 540.

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Fractal Design R5, I recommend.

The Define series is far from the good let alone being the best case for air cooling. 

Well, in terms of air flow, no case is the best case.

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It would otherwise also depend on what the system specs are.

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