case for airflow and big gpu´s

[Rui Neves]

This is a good case ? http://www.aerocool.com.tw/index.php/pgs/pgs-v/34-case/pgs-v/784-v3x-advance-information

 

[Unolocogringo]

It is a fairly good case.
But it does not have a removable Hard drive cage so some of the larger graphics cards will not fit.
Also the top mount power supply will draw hot air from inside the case causing the power supply to run hotter.

 

[Rui Neves]

It is a fairly good case.
But it does not have a removable Hard drive cage so some of the larger graphics cards will not fit.
Also the top mount power supply will draw hot air from inside the case causing the power supply to run hotter.

can support this card http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspxpid=5372#ov ? , my PSU runs hot anyway on my current case but my PSU is corsair ( hard to die) xD.

 

[martinch]

I'd advise against getting any case which has the PSU mounted in the top for two reasons - it results in hot air being drawn into the PSU, and generally "wiring" the PC neatly is more difficult. Also, one with a a partially removable HDD cage would be good, in case you want to fit a long GPU.

Personally, I've got a soft spot for the Fractal Design cases - I have their Define R4 (since superseded by the R5), with 3x 140mm intake fans, which pull in a lot of air, whilst remaining quiet. The Define is a bit expensive, and is available with or without a window. The Core series is a bit more "plastic", but is half the price ...

 

[Rui Neves]

I'd advise against getting any case which has the PSU mounted in the top for two reasons - it results in hot air being drawn into the PSU, and generally "wiring" the PC neatly is more difficult. Also, one with a a partially removable HDD cage would be good, in case you want to fit a long GPU.

Personally, I've got a soft spot for the Fractal Design cases - I have their Define R4 (since superseded by the R5), with 3x 140mm intake fans, which pull in a lot of air, whilst remaining quiet. The Define is a bit expensive, and is available with or without a window. The Core series is a bit more "plastic", but is half the price ...

the cases that you recommended from fractal is expensive . btw thanks for your opinion

 

[Unolocogringo]

It is a fairly good case.
But it does not have a removable Hard drive cage so some of the larger graphics cards will not fit.
Also the top mount power supply will draw hot air from inside the case causing the power supply to run hotter.

can support this card http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspxpid=5372#ov ? , my PSU runs hot anyway on my current case but my PSU is corsair ( hard to die) xD.

The Corsair VS and CX lines do not like getting hot. They are tier 3 power supplies because the use cheap 40c caps that go out of spec when they get hot.


The link for the video card does not work so I can not confirm if it will fit or not.

 

[Rui Neves]

It is a fairly good case.
But it does not have a removable Hard drive cage so some of the larger graphics cards will not fit.
Also the top mount power supply will draw hot air from inside the case causing the power supply to run hotter.

can support this card http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspxpid=5372#ov ? , my PSU runs hot anyway on my current case but my PSU is corsair ( hard to die) xD.

The Corsair VS and CX lines do not like getting hot. They are tier 3 power supplies because the use cheap 40c caps that go out of spec when they get hot.


The link for the video card does not work so I can not confirm if it will fit or not.

mine is vs 550. se if this link works http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-Gaming-Graphics-GV-N960G1-GAMING-2GD/dp/B00SD9KZCI

 

[Unolocogringo]

The case page states VGA cards up to 350mm.
Video card is approximately 295mm so it will fit without a problem.

 

[Rui Neves]

The case page states VGA cards up to 350mm.
Video card is approximately 295mm so it will fit without a problem.

thanks