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I'm looking at getting a new case. Budget is no more than £150 at the very most, preferably cheaper. I'm looking for a multitude of fan spaces, preferably a 180/200mm one somewhere. Lots of HDD bays, as well as ideally a cable management solution, although this is just an extra. Bottom mounted PSU preferably too. I'm looking for a sizeable side window, but it's fine if its got a 120mm fan in it.

 

I've looked at the Antec 900, which looks pretty nice. The Coolermaster StormScout looks alright, but I prefer the clear window. The thing I like about that case is the cool style front I/O panel.

 

So, do you have any suggestions? Thanks.

RIP TET

 

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"That which does not kill us makes us stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche

If you like massive cases, the HAF 932 is amazing.

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If you like massive cases, the HAF 932 is amazing.

Looks pretty sick, but I'm more looking for one with a large side window. The case will have to be midi tower preferably or full tower ATX, by the way.

RIP TET

 

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"That which does not kill us makes us stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche

If you want a large side window and you the Haf series, then go with Haf X.

Full tower with lots of driver bays, side window, cable management, bottom PSU, 200mm fans.

Why bottom mounted psu if i may ask?

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Bottom mounted PSU generally makes it easier for cable management.

Unless you have a modular PSU, all the spare cables are going to hang there in a bulk on the top, which might not look so good.

Also unless you use a couple of cable ties, they might dangle there and be in the way.

With a bottom mount PSU, all the cables are down the bottom, not in the way of anything.

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