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Corsair 100r vs NZXT S340?

CaptainWaterboy
By CaptainWaterboy
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Hey Guys!

 

Building my first system and wondering whether the 100r is worth the saving against the slightly more expensive s340? all feedback is welcome!

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100r is mostly plastic. s340 would look way cooler, especially if you don't need hdd bays.

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100r is mostly plastic. s340 would look way cooler, especially if you don't need hdd bays.

Ok Fair enough. I think i'll stick with my original decision of the s340. thx

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I'd get the S340, it looks easier to build in.

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I prefer looks and buttons on top of S340.

I am sorry for my english.

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I have the s340 and its one of those components where you know youve got something great. Just buy it, its the best case for the price. However the 100r has noise dampening, but i would still get the s340 even with no noise dampening

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