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Marziin111

Hello guys,

 

I am looks for a new case because the airflow in my old one (something from medion) is so bad, that I have to be aware of overheating. That's why I decided to buy a new one. Because there are so many cases out there I need your help finding the best one for me.

 

My PC:

i5 4460

H97M-E Motherboard (mATX)

GTX 960

1 SSD

1 HDD

beQuiet PSU

 

That us probably all that has to fit in the case. I don't need anything special, no window, no cooling control, ..

The case has to look very clean, preferred colours are black or aluminium-grey.

I don't need a "future approved" case. If I make any chances on my build, I will buy a new case. It is just for the specific build. Because I do not overclock anything in that case, I don't think that water cooling compatibility is required. 

 

The he power button should be located in the very low mid of the case.

 

Thank you for any suggestions.

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4 minutes ago, Marziin111 said:

Hello guys,

 

I am looks for a new case because the airflow in my old one (something from medion) is so bad, that I have to be aware of overheating. That's why I decided to buy a new one. Because there are so many cases out there I need your help finding the best one for me.

 

My PC:

i5 4460

H97M-E Motherboard (mATX)

GTX 960

1 SSD

1 HDD

beQuiet PSU

 

That us probably all that has to fit in the case. I don't need anything special, no window, no cooling control, ..

The case has to look very clean, preferred colours are black or aluminium-grey.

I don't need a "future approved" case. If I make any chances on my build, I will buy a new case. It is just for the specific build. Because I do not overclock anything in that case, I don't think that water cooling compatibility is required. 

 

The he power button should be located in the very low mid of the case.

 

Thank you for any suggestions.

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I love the Corsair 88r that I built my wifes mATX build in and its perfect, small, light, can fit full length graphics cards without issue, good cable management options for hiding cables. Support for tower style coolers, I have a Hyper 212 evo on her i5 6400 cpu and it fits without issue. It is a very good little case for not alot of money. 

 

The only thing this case doesnt fit on your list is where the power button is located. 

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