Which case is better?

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Honestly, the InWin case clearly has more airflow than the BitFenix case you linked. Also the blue window looks cool. Too add, I had an InWin case in the past, I can confirm they make quality cases.
Honestly, the InWin case clearly has more airflow than the BitFenix case you linked. Also the blue window looks cool. Too add, I had an InWin case in the past, I can confirm they make quality cases.
 
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That should be safe but really cases barely break so hardly a warranty claim unless you get it broken in the beginning.
 
OK, so I could get the In Win case and keep it as is until the warranty expires, then I could mod the case a bit. With the extra features like the fan control switch and that extra hard drive bay thing on top, it looks like I could benefit more from this one. If I get an extra SSD for an alternate OS, such as Windows 7 or SteamOS, is plugging the hard drive to the above bay and booting the OS from it as easy as it sounds? Could I interchange HDDs on the fly if I want to for loading digital movies and stuff?
 

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