Hello guys,
Could you guys please recommend / enlighten me on a case for my pc setup.
I'm looking for a case with:
(1) Glass side panel (just 1 is enough)
(2) have really good mesh / airflow, especially in the front
(because the front is where I will be mounting my 280mm AIO with push/pull
configuration by 4 noctua NF A14 ippc3000 fans)
(3) can fit a MSI GAMING X TRIO 2080 ti (327mm or 12.9 inches in length) and also the push/pull cooler in the front.
My current case (NZXT H500) could fit the 2080ti gaming x trio and the cooler in the front, but only in push configuration. It was too short for push/pull.
Also, I have how NZXT only have a small line of vents on only one side (of the front panel) to allow air to be sucked in. This is wayyyyy too restricted for airflow and I hate it
[EDITED] On a side note, I'm also open to a case that could fit push/pull in the Top panel as well.
On the NZXT h500 this is impossible with motherboard and ram clearance.
My budget is under $150~$200. Living in the USA btw.
Thank you so much guys for your suggestion.
Could you guys please recommend / enlighten me on a case for my pc setup.
I'm looking for a case with:
(1) Glass side panel (just 1 is enough)
(2) have really good mesh / airflow, especially in the front
(because the front is where I will be mounting my 280mm AIO with push/pull
configuration by 4 noctua NF A14 ippc3000 fans)
(3) can fit a MSI GAMING X TRIO 2080 ti (327mm or 12.9 inches in length) and also the push/pull cooler in the front.
My current case (NZXT H500) could fit the 2080ti gaming x trio and the cooler in the front, but only in push configuration. It was too short for push/pull.
Also, I have how NZXT only have a small line of vents on only one side (of the front panel) to allow air to be sucked in. This is wayyyyy too restricted for airflow and I hate it
[EDITED] On a side note, I'm also open to a case that could fit push/pull in the Top panel as well.
On the NZXT h500 this is impossible with motherboard and ram clearance.
My budget is under $150~$200. Living in the USA btw.
Thank you so much guys for your suggestion.