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Mid tower VS Full tower

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Airflow, sure a little bit. I feel the MAIN reason to get a full tower is room for extra components and room to work in. A decent mid tower should have no issues with airflow. Let me tell you BUILDING in a full tower is way more pleasant :P

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well more room, more airflow, id deffo take the 750D for 10 euros more.

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Airflow, sure a little bit. I feel the MAIN reason to get a full tower is room for extra components and room to work in. A decent mid tower should have no issues with airflow. Let me tell you BUILDING in a full tower is way more pleasant :P

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Out of the two I'd always go for a Full Tower if space permits. Allows for better air flow, more expandability, easier cable management etc.

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