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I'm curious- what problems does your case give you? For me, once the computer is built, I rarely touch the case. My USB ports are on the desktop with a 7 port p

• marcosdumay 7y ago
  The last one I switched (just last year) had a broken power button that was embedded inside the case that I couldn't replace it without breaking anything. I've had a few fancy ones with design failures that weren't showstoppers on a new case, but once the plastic parts whore-off they wouldn't hold well (ok, they were still usable). I had a case that developed some conductive points on the main board support, and one that after a bit of dust accumulated there wasn't enough airflow anymore, and one with an embedded fun that broke in months. All of those were mid-range models, from different manufacturers that people were recommending on the internet. Funny thing is that last time I brought one, I got for the cheapest no-name thing available (it breaks anyway...). It's a plain standard case, with a simple robust assembly, standard ventilation, normal buttons, and a old-way standard main board support. I have seen no issues at all.