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The normal one is better as it is more "stylish" and not so ricer-ish.
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| The normal one can accommodate one more fan (not that you will need 7 fans). And it's cheaper.
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| I'm not a fan of windows really, they look cool at first, but I think that a simple case has more style to it. It sort of portrays a not-trying-too-hard look. Also, it's cheaper, so it's another plus. I say go for the second.
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HackOtaku
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| MBCDanny™ wrote: | this can open at the side w/o using screwdriver
if u want to store many cooler u should get this |
He's not looking for other cases, he wants to know which one we think he should get.
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I currently have the CM690 on my media Center PC and it is awesome...
I'd personally go for the CM690 over the NV 690...
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Costs alot though :/ i was thinking of it though.
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Since the damn page will not load for me...
I'm more of a GUI kind of person, I like the look and extendability. A couple of fans would help. CPU blew out because one of my computers got so damn hot.
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Austin Powers
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I rather choose the Cooler Master RC-840
because it can install more fans and more rooms to add more components
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| MBCDanny™ wrote: | I rather choose the Cooler Master RC-840
because it can install more fans and more rooms to add more components |
Yes but it doesn't have the sexiness of the RC/CM 690. You have to see it to realize it's true beauty....
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The only reason im going to upgrade is because i don't know if my computer case can handle a 4870.
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/3342-xion-dazl-case-review.html
Intake: 120MM 1200 rpm, 80MM ???? rpm
exhaust:120MM(powersupply), 80mm ???? rpm
AMD 5400+ Overclocked to 3.08Ghz Stable at 40
I think thats alright but i don't know because the 120mm fan has stripped screws >.< and won't come out T.T'
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The length of a HD4870 is about the size of a full size ATX board.
As for cases the two you picked are decent.
Anyway how about this?
product page
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DarkEnvy
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| kls85 wrote: | The length of a HD4870 is about the size of a full size ATX board.
As for cases the two you picked are decent.
Anyway how about this?
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A little over my budget of $120 Canadian
Also i might stick with my case if i can make some custom holes
Sadly i'm running on M-ATX but i know the length of a ATX.
Edit: SF warning: >.>
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Austin Powers
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| iTz SWAT wrote: | | MBCDanny™ wrote: | I rather choose the Cooler Master RC-840
because it can install more fans and more rooms to add more components |
Yes but it doesn't have the sexiness of the RC/CM 690. You have to see it to realize it's true beauty.... |
it doesn't matter with the outside, its the inside because it cools it
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