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Puffhead
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Well Hi thar.  I've got a lower end, high-end build, all sitting quietly in my Carbide 200R.

 

I ran into some extra money, and I'd like to do something so I can see inside my rig easier.

If it was possible, I'd basically want the 200r, just with some type of transparent material instead of the aluminum.

 

Also, something with GOOD cable management would be nice.

 

Do any of you guys know of any mid/full tower cases that can support 4-8 120MM Fans, 2 - 5 and 1/2 drive bays, and a GTX 770?
If you know of any, I'd love to get a link :)
Thanks!

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Well, I'd like to keep it under $100 is possible.

But, no more than $160.

(if it involves customizing a case thats partially transparent, that's okay too)

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My recommendation will have to be the AIR 540 by Corsair.

 

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My recommendation will have to be the AIR 540 by Corsair.

 

Ohh snazzy.

Can a CD drive work vertically in that case? 

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Ohh snazzy.

Can a CD drive work vertically in that case? 

Honestly, I would not put an internal disk drive anywhere near this. It will ruin the aesthetics. Get a cheap external one is what my advice will be.

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There are a bunch here: http://www.moddiy.com/categories/Cases/

Might want to check them out

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