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NZXT New H440 White or Phanteks Enthoo Pro White

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I want to get a new case and I've narrowed it down to these two and I cant choose between the two since they are almost the same except more fan placement in the H440 and they both have PSU shrouds, the Enthoo Pro has 5.25" bays which I might need and it can fit lots more motherboards compaired to the H440 which can only go up to ATX not SSI EEB, I want to do a white and green build but Im having troubles on choosing between the two 

 

H440 link: https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811146218

 

Enthoo Pro link:https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811854005

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I think the H440 is way better looking. (have it myself) and it comes with 3x intake and 1x outtake fans.

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Just now, SoreRaito said:

I think the H440 is way better looking. (have it myself) and it comes with 3x intake and 1x outtake fans.

Yeah and it has tons of storage options compared to the Enthoo Pro 

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SSI EEB is for servers so that shouldn't matter. As for 5.25" bays you can always make em external. I'd probably choose h440 since it looks nicer imo

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6 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

SSI EEB is for servers so that shouldn't matter. As for 5.25" bays you can always make em external. I'd probably choose h440 since it looks nicer imo

Yeah I chose it since it's a little cheaper and I could go with a 144hz monitor for about $500 cad

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