Should my budget build include a cheap case?

[Psikik]

Hello everyone I would like some opinion on whether my first pc case  should be cheap or should I spend a decent amount of money on it. I'm  trying to save as much money as possible and I think the case is least important but I like the idea of being future proof (reason I have z170 instead of h170 motherboard) This is what have currently http://pcpartpicker.com/user/TerrellB/saved/tRMG3C 

 

I would like to save a couple more dollars so any other part suggestions are welcome too.

[Moress]

Cases are one of the few parts that you can honestly cheap out on. As long as its not going to fall apart and can contain the parts you want you're good to go.

[Jack Dvorak]

14 minutes ago, Psikik said:

Hello everyone I would like some opinion on whether my first pc case  should be cheap or should I spend a decent amount of money on it. I'm  trying to save as much money as possible and I think the case is least important but I like the idea of being future proof (reason I have z170 instead of h170 motherboard) This is what have currently http://pcpartpicker.com/user/TerrellB/saved/tRMG3C 

 

I would like to save a couple more dollars so any other part suggestions are welcome too.

If you want an okay Case for cheap, the DIYPC Solo T1-R is around $30 and has support for 140mm water cooling 

[Arc_Jester]

Buy whatever case you like just make sure it has decent options/support for upgrading components, it's competently put together and it's not made of tin foil.

[RS2007GOD]

if you are you to upgrade to a 240mm or 280mm radatior later for cpu cooler, make sure to get a case that supports it. Otherwise its no real problem imo

[Psikik]

First thanks for all of your guy's thoughts, adding a 240 rad in later is something I would to do so I guess that's somewhere I could make a price point