Case windows

[BigBruiserAl]

Hi all

I have my pc on my left side of the desk so the window is on show i dont have the option of moving the pc

Cant seem to find any cases that have windows on the opposite side like my Sig case any ideas?

 

[ttaskmaster]

I'm 98% certain that Silverstone did several like that, and there are the occasional offerings from others but no specific manufacturers spring to mind.

All I can say is that I also have mine to the left, but I just turned it so the window faces outward and the ODD bays are on the right. Much easier to show off the case internals and I can see all the little screens on my components. The RGB can light up the room (if I select the right profile) and it's the first thing you lay eyes on when you come in through the door.
It also means both front and rear IO are very easily accessed.

If you have space, I'd suggest trying it that way round.

 

[Kurgen]

you can reverse some bequiet cases

My basket at Overclockers UK:

• 1 x be quiet! Silent Base 802 Midi Tower Case - White Window= £149.99
• 1 x be quiet! Dark Base Pro 900 Rev.2 Full Tower Gaming Case - Black Tempered Glass= £249.95

Total: £415.84 (includes shipping: £15.90)​

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[BigBruiserAl]

Thanks gents very helpful

 

[Cooler running]

Thanks gents very helpful

As a DB Pro 900 owner, I do advise some caution though. It's not a short or particularly easy job to convert the cases. Make sure you track screws carefully and plan several hours to study the guide and implement the inversion. You may also want to buy components which don't have directional logo's as it will point the motherboard downward.

 

[Drumroll]

Few Thermaltake would have both sides "visible", like the Core X9, X5, but a nightmare to hide cables.
Cases with a clear see-through front, like the O11 would kind of minimize the problem, as you can still see inside the case from the front.
Or go over the board and get a Thermaltake Core P3/P5 and wall mount it.