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Recommend me a Cool Case

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nightwing36

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Something with the window and fan on it.
for this case
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I'm getting a Chenming 602 for christmas. It just came in today and I snuck a peak before my parents go ahead and wrap it. OMG it's beautiful and the aluminum's light weight really takes a load off.
 
I'd suggest that you have a look around at cases on the internet and make up your own mind
 
You can get a Black Aspire Turbo case with a 350 watt psu, then buy 4 cheap speeze case fans for about $55 total shipped. It's an excellent cheap case.
 
The Coolermaster Cavalier is good quality and very simple. Silverstone makes good clean looking cases as does Lian Li but will probably cost you a little more for their high end models. I'd recommend you look through the top thread in the power supply section of this forum and not use included PSU's if possible. They're the easiest thing to install and one of the most important. I've got a Cavalier case and its really good for insulating noise and getting rid of heat. You could replace the silent 120mm fan it comes with, with a stronger one and you'll have one of the coolest cases around. www.newegg.com carries a lot of good stuff, but no matter what case you get, unless its an Antec with the TruPower PSU you'll want an aftermarket usually.
 
so_cal_forever said:
I'm getting a Chenming 602 for christmas. It just came in today and I snuck a peak before my parents go ahead and wrap it. OMG it's beautiful and the aluminum's light weight really takes a load off.
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Yeah, im stuck between getting one of those or a Thermaltake Tsunami. Does the Chenming have a tool-less design, like for installing HD's and Optical drives?
 
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