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Does Cit make good cases

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2 minutes ago, K1 Kapi said:

No need to be rude i was looking for some quick answers but i guess not every one is friendly

Dont take it personal, she's very good at her job :P

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CiT makes budget cases, so the features, materials used, and build quality won't be as good.

I have personally never used/worked with a CiT case -- since I tend to "invest" on a good case, so it lasts for 2~3 system builds...or until I get bored of it.

 

For an example, my CoolerMaster HAF 932 lasted for 7 ~ 8 years, 2 new systems, and 4 major upgrades.

I ended up getting a new case because it lacked the more modern features

(e.g. USB 3.0, any good cable routing/management, tempered glass, modern radiator support, etc)

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1 hour ago, K1 Kapi said:

No need to be rude i was looking for some quick answers but i guess not every one is friendly

yeah well about the case I think there's too much plastic on it, remember it acts as a heat insulator, that's pretty common with budget cases, they want it to look good and end up hurting performance or airflow.

 

here are other options

https://www.amazon.co.uk/CiT-Gaming-RGB-Window-Control/dp/B01MTUV8JC

https://www.amazon.co.uk/BitFenix-BFC-NEO-100-KKXSR-RP-Neos-tower-ATX/dp/B00KDR557S/

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On 10/2/2018 at 7:10 PM, K1 Kapi said:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01BLI50Z4/?tag=pcp0f-21

Cit now adays makes great budget cases after learning to use messing in the right way and limit plastics but there best budget case which is £55/$68 is the cit raider 4 halo 

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