What does everyone think?

stickroad said:
I will be sticking with the Corsair 620 i have heard very good things about that particular PSU.

Just need to decide on the case now i am looking at getting this particular one

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-012-TT

The other version has the see through side in and i can see an extra fan is this correct?
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It looks ok but the main concern with it will be that its not big enough to expand to say a 8800 or the R600 in the future.

I would get a PC-7 PLUS http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-054-LL

Or my previously suggested Antec 900
 
Syk3 said:
This is a great case too:

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-005-AK
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Yea and is big enough for a 8800GTX in the future. I think you should either get this case, the Antec 900 or the PC-7 Plus.

All have different attributes the Lian Li PC-7 Plus has amazing build quality. The Antec 900's build quality is not Lian Li standard but cooling is amazing and has room for expansion and the Asaka seems pretty good. Build quality wise and has a removable motherboard tray (Pretty standard nowadays). The only thing about the Akasa is it doesn't come with any fans so you would need to purchase the fans seperately. I would seriosuly reccommend the Akasa Amber Series.
 
lukeharvest said:
Yea and is big enough for a 8800GTX in the future. I think you should either get this case, the Antec 900 or the PC-7 Plus.

All have different attributes the Lian Li PC-7 Plus has amazing build quality. The Antec 900's build quality is not Lian Li standard but cooling is amazing and has room for expansion and the Asaka seems pretty good. Build quality wise and has a removable motherboard tray (Pretty standard nowadays). The only thing about the Akasa is it doesn't come with any fans so you would need to purchase the fans seperately. I would seriosuly reccommend the Akasa Amber Series.
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Yeah, to me, the only cases i would look at for build quality and the sleek effect is the PC7+ and the Akasa as shown.
 
Syk3 said:
Yeah, to me, the only cases i would look at for build quality and the sleek effect is the PC7+ and the Akasa as shown.
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:D :D :D Hehehe 'cos I would go for the Antec 900. THB mate all three cases would suit your purpose quite well its just a matter of price, looks and other peoples opinions.

Get the case that you think looks the best, suits your price range, and look on google for reviews.
 
lukeharvest said:
:D :D :D Hehehe 'cos I would go for the Antec 900. THB mate all three cases would suit your purpose quite well its just a matter of price, looks and other peoples opinions.

Get the case that you think looks the best, suits your price range, and look on google for reviews.
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Agreed, just one thing make sure it is a decent brand. That way you know it will be fine for a long time :)
 
Why do people spend so much on cases? You could spend £30 and mod the case yourself for airflow, if you even need to, and with the £45 saved you could get a better GFX card! I've never had an expensive case, and have never had high temps.. Also the only plastic I've ever got on a case was the front panel :) I don't think I've ever spent more than £25 in a case. Granted you don't get all the special slidey bits/mobo trays/etc, but the saving money for a better gfx card is worth it..? Just my opinion, of course :p
 
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1. Avoiding cutting yourself is a good one.
2. I don't need to use a screwdriver to put parts in my Thermaltake.

Errrr...

3. Aluminium is lighter.

I'm sure someone can add some more :)
 
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