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The problem with cheap cases does tend to be airflow and locations for fans... but also the build quality of the case. Things like ports for routing cables wit
by Alupis 7y ago
The problem with cheap cases does tend to be airflow and locations for fans... but also the build quality of the case.
Things like ports for routing cables without causing a rat's nest... cheap stamped sheet metal with sharp edges to cut yourself on, decent I/O backplate, temperature control zones, bottom mounted PSU, etc. A good quality case will cost you... but you can likely get several builds out of it over the years... so well worth it.
- tracker1 7y agoWhile I agree... performance is also an issue... Personally, I've been using the various Fractal Define series cases more often than not. Latest personal build is a Lian Li O11 Dynamic Razor Edition (frankly regret going RGB on a Linux box).