Which of these two cases should I get?

[LittleYo10]

I'm thinking between these two pc cases which to get: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811146197&cm_re=nzxt_s340-_-11-146-197-_-Product or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139038&cm_re=corsair_carbide_spec_03-_-11-139-038-_-Product

 

[Firepower0701]

If you plan on using an optical drive, go for the Corsair case. Besides, FANCY LED LIGHTING!

 

[AmishTurtle]

Corsair Carbide Series. Better airflow and optical drives. If you want an NZXT case I would recommend any of the NZXT phantom cases.

 

[Noldemor]

my experience carbide's has more air flow and is better material.

 

[Krishan Mourya]

Corsair have always been building Cases with strong quality, so i would recommend to go for the Corsair Carbide Spec-03.
It is good in both aesthetics and features.
The only bottom side of the case can be the top vent that is placed on the side instead of in middle. But it will also help you in installation of radiator.
Overall this case is value for money.

You can also look at Corsair's Graphite 230t case available in black and orange color, the black variant costs 69$ and orange one costs 79$
Black variant- http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139025
Orange Variant- http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139027

All have great airflow and good aestahetics, just choose the one that pleases your eyes.
Hope I helped!

 

[Brandon LCW]

NZXT S340 for the clean yet classy look and awesome features. Linus has a video about the S340 in which he gave a good appraisal of it, a rarity, coming from Linus. If Linus approves, you know its going to be awesome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65-pqVTykMc

 

[Ecrfour]

If you plan on going for a PC that looks more rustic, and plan on installing internal optical/blu-ray drives, then the corsair carbide is the way to go. If, however you plan on going for a very sleek design, and a modern-looking computer, then go with the NZXT case. With the NZXT case, however, you would need to install an external DVD CD or Bluray drive using one of your USB ports, or an ESATA. You could also use some very long SATA power and data combination, and run that to an external DVD drive to keep your ESATA/USB port accessible.

 

[JerichoCZECH]

I would rather go for an NZXT H440

 

[Firepower0701]

I would rather go for an NZXT H440

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