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i7 midtower case

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parricc

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So, I got a Core i7 system the other day, but it wouldn't fit in the case I currently have. I have an Asus P6T WS Pro board. Unfortunately, the memory hits the 5.25" bays. Due to space limitations, the case has to be a midtower, but I also need it to fit the large video cards that are coming out nowadays. What is the best case for this? Thanks. :p Any help is definitely appreciated! :)
 
parricc said:
So, I got a Core i7 system the other day, but it wouldn't fit in the case I currently have. I have an Asus P6T WS Pro board. Unfortunately, the memory hits the 5.25" bays. Due to space limitations, the case has to be a midtower, but I also need it to fit the large video cards that are coming out nowadays. What is the best case for this? Thanks. :p Any help is definitely appreciated! :)
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budget would be helpful
 
Wow.. The desk has a smaller clearance than I thought. From what I can tell, the height to put the computer case in there is 16.25 inches. Is there anything that would fit that? :confused:
 
If you have height restrictions, look into the A05B from LianLi... shortest ATX case you can find pretty much.

But you're limited to 2 x 5.25", 3 x 3.5" internal, and 1 x 3.5 external... but it'll fit 10.5" cards NP and large PSU's...(Depends on how tall your memory heatsinks are generally)...
 
Pretty sure the A05 is the only thing that'll fit... it's at 15" ... if he needs 16 or less, heh... nothing else will come close, most mid-towers are 20" +
 
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