£100 to spend on a case

so its definately decided on the haf 932, what will i do about filters and i seen on scan they have it for around the similar price of ebuyer but it says its a new version? does that make it different from the ebuyer one?
 
Best bet is to find an etailer that let you pickup near you mate as its the shipping on a case thats the killer.

Around the £100 picked up is where ur @ dude... Search on ebay for (distance nearest, and then find the lowest price, generally you can contact them and get a better cash price, circumventing ebays fee's :nono: lol.)

Also, u can fit a nice chunky 120.3 rad in the top and its Really water-noob friendly. Thoroughly recommend the 932. Fits everything in with ease and a nice looking case, just the manky internals.... But, with the sides on... Shweeeet :)
 
Personally mate I have Lancool K-62 and I love it

Has all the features needed, black inside, window and is actually tool-less unlike many of the others cases who say they are but are shoddily put together with poor plastics

Better than the Antec 300 and CM690 in my opinion
 
i got a case ages ago mate went for the Cooler master Storm Scout and im pretty happy with it even tho im thinkin about changing it again already to the CM690 II like MSM2 has
 
I suppose it depends on whether you will be watercooling as to which case you choose tbh. If you are, then fitting a 120.3 rad in the case is obv a key consideration. (The Haf 932 or similar has loads of room for a triple in the top.) If not, or if you just want a basic loop, then fitting a .2 rad may be enough, so the CM690 II is fine.... Think you can just about get 2 120.2 rads in that at a squeeze (- HD cages) .

I think though, the more time you spend around here, the more you will want to get wet... If so, the size of the rad you can fit in the case is something to think about.... 1 big rad = Less fans, less restriction, less money, more HD cages! :)
 
name='biscuitboy' said:
I suppose it depends on whether you will be watercooling as to which case you choose tbh. If you are, then fitting a 120.3 rad in the case is obv a key consideration. (The Haf 932 or similar has loads of room for a triple in the top.) If not, or if you just want a basic loop, then fitting a .2 rad may be enough, so the CM690 II is fine.... Think you can just about get 2 120.2 rads in that at a squeeze (- HD cages) .

I think though, the more time you spend around here, the more you will want to get wet... If so, the size of the rad you can fit in the case is something to think about.... 1 big rad = Less fans, less restriction, less money, more HD cages! :)

Agreed. I wish I could get wc.. too expensive for me :(
 
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