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Philcat101
By Philcat101
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I want a clean looking case for not too much.

I like the build quality, airflow, and looks of the Enthoo Pro.

Is it good, or can I get something else for cheaper?

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i like the define r5 better but thats just my personal preference you decide for yourself

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Enthoo Pro is damn near the best case out there atm in terms of value and functionality. At least if you ask me.

 

I also think the Enthoo Pro M with the acrylic side panel looks fantastic. I can't be arsed to go look and see if it's cheaper right now though.

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I just use a scrap compaq presario case and I'm happy with it. Good temps too.

My ~$200 USD build:

AMD A8-7600    G. Skill Ripjaws Z @1800 CAS 8     EVGA 500w 80+ PSU    Gigabyte GAF2A68HM-DS2H Motherboard

 

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I use a Fractal Design Define S, it's dirt cheap for what you get, looks beautiful and has amazing build quality.

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