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Computer Case For £60 - £70

Mrbluee

I need a simple case which is £40 maybe has space for a radiators and other stuff

must be spacious and also it can be over for better

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By space for radiators do you mean to stuff a fully watercooled build into the case ?

Stock coolers - The sound of bare minimum

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What form factor?

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Antec 300

 

Second this of you want ATX.

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Coolermaster n200,n400,n600. They can house some pretty awesome coolers. The n200 can handle a 240mm rad if i remember correctly.

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I kinda like the corsair 200r, that's the only case I have tried in that price-range though. And it can fit a 240 rad if you mount it offset in the top mesh

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Form Factor ATX

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No room for a rad without modding, but the Source 210 is a nice case under 40 USD. 

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Maybe ^

60 - 70 instead - Antec 300 is actually pretty ugly

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The Corsair C70 is a really solid case and offers great cable management for a non-modular psu(TX650 V2). It supports a 2x120mm radiator.

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How many radiators? O.o

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