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Thoughts on possibly moving up in case size So I got what you see in my signature & feel with 2 fans in the top & 1 on the bottom for intake its not gettin good airflow. Was thinking of moving to a more full atx tower like a shinobi or storm snyper .... would this be better or worst then what I got? thanks |
I had many cases before picking up my HAF-922 and no other cases has air circulation like it, not to mention they are quiet since the fans dont need to run full bore. I also dont have to haul a full tower around when going to LANs. |
Yeah I want the ability to have both air & water as options but the reality is some of these cases dont have the spacing/mounting aspect for both .. |
If you've got the room on your desk there's no going back from a full sized case once you've done a build in one. :) |
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My only concern then is the being 3 ft off of the floor losing a C or 2 in temps vs how its almost on the floor now. |
My theory on cases after how many I've gone through is this. INVEST in a large case that can handle what you think you might put in there in the future. If you're on air and think you might do WCing, make sure the case will handle it. I went from a small no name case, to a small Lian Li, to another mid sized case, a HAF932, and then finally my Mountain Mods U2-UFO. I would have saved so much money by just buying that first. There are a lot of case options, take a night to sit down and read reviews. This is one thing that is almost all personal taste. For example, there is no doubt the HAF series are great cases for air and water, but a lot of people can't stand the looks. Find something you'll be happy to see on your desk and that will fit your stuff in the future. |
Carefull if you go too big however... I decided to go smaller after finding a family of illegal refugees after not cleaning my case for 2 months once. |
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Then there's the other fact of what kinda resell value am i gotta get on my 690 II advanced to recoupe some of that cost. :blarg: |
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Having a case with a lot of fans may be one thing,but consider the noise factor as well. I have a case with one 140mm intake fan,and one push pull fan configuration on my CPU cooler that exhausts through the rear. That's it. During lengthy gaming sessions, [5 to 6 hours] my CPU temps have yet to exceed 61c and my Video cards have never hit over 80c. If you have good air flow from front to rear,and a couple of quiet fans that move a lot of air,that may be all you really need. |
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