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Old 26th Apr 2008, 05:17
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i have a gigabyte aurora 3d case but the airflow in it isnt to good for overclocking so i want a new one
my limit is 200
i have been looking at the lian-li armorsuit pc-60 and if get a windowed side panel, does this case have good airflow?
any other good cases?
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Old 26th Apr 2008, 05:47
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I think it has good airflow, I've seen a few reviews for it that say it does, i'm going to be getting one for my build, but you could also possibly look at the pc-p80, it's a bit more expensive than the pc-p60 that your looking at, but it has bigger fans, and more space inside, for more airflow. however it is about £240 i think.
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Old 26th Apr 2008, 05:49
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its also huge, i think i want the pc-60
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Old 26th Apr 2008, 09:35
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Could always get a couple 80mil drill bits and add extra led fans to the window?
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Old 27th Apr 2008, 13:46
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What about the Antec 900 case its got a huge 200mm fan at the top, two 120mm fans at the front, one 120mm at the rear and space on the side for a 120mm fan. I was going to get it until i saw the price. This case has the best airflow and many good reviews. Also consider the Coolmaster Cosmos S.
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Old 27th Apr 2008, 14:27
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The Antec Nine Hundred gets my vote.

It's not to everyones liking though.

I personally think the Cosmos S looks like a suitcase, lol.
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