a new case

[skullrebell]

So ive been thinking of possibly getting a new case for my computer, however i am restricted a bit, i need a atx supported case, that has a 280mm rad support,  and supports 2 gtx 970s asus strix cards, as well as 2 ssds and one hdd, im thinking either white, clear , or brushed aluminum case, im also trying to keep it smaller than my NZXT switch 810 since its over powering my room by being almost as massive as the television on my wall and my monitor. so, what are some recommendations? 

[Guest]

The Fracta Designl Define R4, R5, and S are all nice cases.

[Fgtfv567]

Get a define R5, it's a little smaller than your case, supports ATX, tons of rad support, handles SLI, and tons of drives

[jacobgoblin]

NZXT S340 is what I have and I absolutely love it.

[skullrebell]

The Fracta Designl Define R4, R5, and S are all nice cases.

 

 

Get a define R5, it's a little smaller than your case, supports ATX, tons of rad support, handles SLI, and tons of drives

  the r5 seems like a possibility, however im not sure about the airflow with a solid front like that, how are temps?

[skullrebell]

NZXT S340 is what I have and I absolutely love it.

that unfortunatly wont work with my 280mm rad, and having to go to only 2 fans instead of the 4 i have on it, never mind running the rad tubes from the front of the case to the socket, which would visually be unapealing

[Nikht_Revan_S539]

Corsair 450D

[skullrebell]

Corsair 450D

that..... actually may be perfect

[Nikht_Revan_S539]

that..... actually may be perfect

I love it, It's great. Has ample space to work in. Cable management is great. Airflow is good. Dust filters everywhere. I had a good time building in it.

[skullrebell]

I love it, It's great. Has ample space to work in. Cable management is great. Airflow is good. Dust filters everywhere. I had a good time building in it.

is their room to do push pull on a rad up top?

[Nikht_Revan_S539]

is their room to do push pull on a rad up top?

I.. Don't know, I don't actually have a push pull configuration. And looking at it right now, it might be a bit hard pressed.