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Antec P50

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I tested it and liked it. 

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Hi all

 

Just a wquick question. Is the Antec P50 a good case to build my pc into? I recently got an matx board and want a smaller case. I really like the P50. the other case would be the corsair AIR 240 but that is a bit too pricey. 

 

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Hi all

 

Just a wquick question. Is the Antec P50 a good case to build my pc into? I recently got an matx board and want a smaller case. I really like the P50. the other case would be the corsair AIR 240 but that is a bit too pricey. 

 

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Go for Corsair Carbide 240

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Antec is long dead tbh, they havent made anything fresh or good for a while now. I'd get a carbide 240 or an air 240. They aren't that pricey really, but you are paying for good quality case so it wont come cheap.

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Antec is long dead tbh, they havent made anything fresh or good for a while now. I'd get a carbide 240 or an air 240. They aren't that pricey really, but you are paying for good quality case so it wont come cheap.

There is around 50USD difference here in hungary between the two... So I can't just get it. I really like it but have to think a lot if I can afford it... Thanks a lot though

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