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Help choosing SFF case: Hadron Air or RVZ01?

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I have almost my new sff build decided.

One thing I still have pending is deciding on the case.

Right now I am between the EVGA hadron air or the Silverstone RVZ01.

The bulld will be:

- Asrock Z170 Gaming ITX board

- i5 6600k or i7 6700k. Still thinking if the i7 is worth 100 euros more...

- 16gb Corsair ddr4 2400

- Reference 980ti blower cooler

- if EVGA, then EVGA ITX cooler.

- if RVZ, then Silverstone NT06 pro.

What case would give better cooling and provide better temps both for the CPU and GPU to allow cool operation and more overclock?

Thanks for your opinion.

Cheers!

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I have almost my new sff build decided.

One thing I still have pending is deciding on the case.

Right now I am between the EVGA hadron air or the Silverstone RVZ01.

The bulld will be:

- Asrock Z170 Gaming ITX board

- i5 6600k or i7 6700k. Still thinking if the i7 is worth 100 euros more...

- 16gb Corsair ddr4 2400

- Reference 980ti blower cooler

- if EVGA, then EVGA ITX cooler.

- if RVZ, then Silverstone NT06 pro.

What case would give better cooling and provide better temps both for the CPU and GPU to allow cool operation and more overclock?

Thanks for your opinion.

Cheers!

Are you doing a gaming build? If so get the i5. Then go for the RVZ01 as I think that is a more functional case for its size than the Hadron.

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Yes, the usage will be 90% gaming.

The price difference is still big on the processors...

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Yes, the usage will be 90% gaming.

The price difference is still big on the processors...

If all you're doing is gaming, then go for the i5. No point spending the extra money where it's not needed.

You'll even save some money to be put elsewhere in your system like a watercooler (if it can fit in your intended case).

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Rvz02

Or ftz01 for aluminum

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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