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Q300L or NZXT h400

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By aldoggy
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I really want to do a semi budget oriented micro-atx build but i cant decide what case I should use. Its between the h400 and q300L. Mostly I'm just looking for peoples inputs on :

Looks for the budget

Ease and fun to build

any weird quirks that make the case better or worse.

Thanks!

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I would pick the Q300L because it's quite an enjoying case to build with (as reviewer said) and it's a lot cheaper than that H400

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2 hours ago, aldoggy said:

I really want to do a semi budget oriented micro-atx build but i cant decide what case I should use.

If you're on a budget, the Q300L is definitely the case. I really like the H400 but the Q300L basically does everything the H400 does except being able to use a 280mm rad

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