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mid tower is usually the best.

it's not huge, usually has enough space for all but the beefiest air coolers (just check if your cooler is compatible)

 

full tower doesn't have any significant improvement in cooling over a mid tower.

 

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Hi, I need to buy a new case but I'm not sure if I should go with a full tower or mid tower. I'm looking for good cooling, resistent, hopefully light, and big enough for this cooler http://www.gamerstorm.com/product/CPUAIRCOOLER/2016-03/1287_4929.shtml ( non topic, does this cooler work on AM4 motherboards? ). Budget is 80$ and preferably black but I don't think you should bother searching for a specific model, because there aren't many models in my country. I'm happy with knowing if I should go for mid or full , and a good brand. Also, does a full tower cool better than a mid? thank you.

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mid tower is usually the best.

it's not huge, usually has enough space for all but the beefiest air coolers (just check if your cooler is compatible)

 

full tower doesn't have any significant improvement in cooling over a mid tower.

 

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