Help finding a case

[Dreaper]

Ok so it needs to be able to fit a EATX mobo, full custom loop, and have a side panel. also good airflow  i know its a lot to ask

[Yatys 93]

4 minutes ago, Dreaper said:

Ok so it needs to be able to fit a EATX mobo, full custom loop, and have a side panel. also good airflow  i know its a lot to ask

do you have a budget in mind?

[Dreaper]

Just now, Yatys 93 said:

do you have a budget in mind?

under 300$

[Dreaper]

2 minutes ago, RCruey said:

https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Description=eATX case&Submit=ENE

 

Here is a good selection of EATX cases. Maybe one of these might be good for you. 

Looked at those but not sure which ones cant support custom cooling and at the same time have good airflow

[Yatys 93]

4 minutes ago, Dreaper said:

Looked at those but not sure which ones cant support custom cooling and at the same time have good airflow

honestly I would suggest go through that list and find one you like the look of, important part of a case really imo, then go to the manufacturer's site and look at the tech spec sheet, for example the corsair 780T is branded as a high airflow case, never used it so can't say either way, however my 380T which is the little brother has both decent airflow, and my custom loop looks good and works well, back to the 780T, open front so intake should be good, and supports a fairly large amount of rads:

Front: 240/280/360mm
Top: 240/280/360mm 
Rear: 120/140mm 
Bottom: 240mm

 

although I would imagine not all at the same time, probs not a duel 360 for example, but could do a 360 at the top, 240/280 at the front and could add a 120/140 at the back

[Varpin]

Corsair Carbide Air 540? It has a good airflow, side panel, E-ATX, and has some kinda custom loop support. (I don't really know about custom loop stuff) 

[dizmo]

I think this might be what you're looking for. After seeing this case, I really want one, and I'm heavily interested in the small case market.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N1GP2GZ

 

[Yatys 93]

23 minutes ago, Varpin said:

Corsair Carbide Air 540? It has a good airflow, side panel, E-ATX, and has some kinda custom loop support. (I don't really know about custom loop stuff) 

please don't read this as funny response, more so you know in the future, one point to consider for custom loops is where the fans/rads you go, where the fittings would sit, would they interfere, in the case of the 540 you would max out at a pair of 240mm rads, which might start to struggle with an sli setup plus overclocked cpu/gpus, which I imagine the OP is after with the idea of a custom loop as well as an E-ATX board?