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Looking for a Very Large Case

nlancaster

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Remeber the giant Chenming/Chieftec Cases from a few years ago? Like this one here?

http://www.chieftec.com/oka.html

I seem to remember seeing an Aluminum chassis of the same design. I have a mod in mind for a case of this size, but don't want to work with a steel case.

I know about the Lian-Li X1000 and X2000, but those are way to bloody expensive, and at only 16.5inches deep not enough room to do what I want.
Does anyone know of any chassis that is 26inches tall and normal width and depth?

25-26 inches tall. (and this is minus any bump outs or wheels)
18-20 inches deep.
Width not so important. But a Thermaltake Mozart is just to damn wide.
 
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Corsair 800D, but it might be a bit too deep for you as it's 24x24.
 
You guys missed the 26inches tall. ;)

Any lian-li or the corsair cases are too small. I know that sounds weird but you are not going to install a Quad 140mm radiator in any of them. Well maybe if you could stand having it stick out the top or bottom.

The mountain mods cases are ugly! All the screws all over the place is not my thing. I like nice clean builds. Check some of my other work, here, and here.
 
Remeber the giant Chenming/Chieftec Cases from a few years ago? Like this one here?
http://www.chieftec.com/oka.html
Those are still available. At least Newegg has maxi version of both Bravo and Mesh series.

But wouldn't it be easier to look from the way of what can be fitted to big cases instead of trying to find case for oversize rad?

Silverstone TJ07 should take quad 120mm rad to bottom chamber on other side than PSU and dual rad on same side. Of course there would be space for triple rad in top.
Lian Li V2010/2110 would be pretty much similar sized/design.
 
But that is the point. Massive overkill Radiator in basically the smallest case it can fit in.

I already did the quad 120mm radiator case. Look at that first work log.

That Xaser is just a rerolled Thermaltake Armor case. 24x9.8x24 internally. Just with a big plastic foot and a bump on the top.
 
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