tbyeah wrote Ok.

Get the Cooler Master N200. It is the best option. Your GPU (Graphics card) will fit in there, as will all your other components.

Vast does not know what he is talking about.

There. Hope that cleared things up.

Thank you very very much! +1 Rep, couldn't be better.

Craigyy wrote

Vast wrote Lee you should go for the Gigabyte GZ-G2...

No offense or anything, but you need to research things before you say them....

LOL ir I don't know anything about computers all I know is stedos can build better ones than you

Vast wrote

Craigyy wrote

Vast wrote Lee you should go for the Gigabyte GZ-G2...

No offense or anything, but you need to research things before you say them....

LOL ir I don't know anything about computers all I know is stedos can build better ones than you

Despite being active in this forum for ages I haven't even heard of Stedos. That tells me a lot about his builds.

Vast wrote

Craigyy wrote

Vast wrote Lee you should go for the Gigabyte GZ-G2...

No offense or anything, but you need to research things before you say them....

LOL ir I don't know anything about computers all I know is stedos can build better ones than you

Not true at all. lol


keep it civil god dammit!

Vast wrote LOL ir I don't know anything about computers all I know is stedos can build better ones than you

Are you trying to start arguements or are you just new at using the internet? Craig just made an educated observation about the case you recommended. The observation was based on functionality and value for money.

Also to copy your way of arguing; you stated you didn't know anything about computers. You then said you know he makes better ones than Craig. How would you know that if you didn't know about computers?

Vast wrote

Craigyy wrote

Vast wrote Lee you should go for the Gigabyte GZ-G2...

No offense or anything, but you need to research things before you say them....

LOL ir I don't know anything about computers all I know is stedos can build better ones than you

I really couldn't.... I could give advice on a build, but it couldn't do one from scratch. Why else would I have posted in this exact forum asking for a build if I could make one myself? Craigyy, Buxtyy and I could name more have waaaay more knowledge than me when it comes to building. Don't ignore their suggestions.

I can't believe i didn't look in this forum earlier.

Vast,why come into the forums starting an argument,also why are you suggesting 15 pound case which can't even fit a motherboard in most lightly?Seriously what's the point in just suggesting random case for a really bad price?

Worst of all,when someoene proves you wrong(Buxtyy,Craigyy etc) you just get completely mad and then start saying "your not good at PC building",when you suggest 10 pound cases?

Personally I agree, I don't think I'll be changing my mind now but is there a case that can beat the CoolerMaster N200 for the airflow and space? I will be holding an AMD Radeon R9 270X in it (considering it is a beast of a Graphics Card).


Can't beat the CoolerMaster surely?

Look, it all comes down to your budget. For the price, nothing can really beat the Coolermaster N200, the build quality is second to none, and has brilliant features for the price. Of course there is a case out there that beats it in almost every measurable way, but you will have to pay more. The N200 will be more than capable of holding a 270X, it supports GPU's of up to around 350mm, not many GPU's are that length.

@Vast: As for the comment about Stedos, I have seen him around and have seen him give great advice, I have never spoken directly to him, but he seems to know his stuff about what he comments on. Which I respect, as he doesn't do what you did and comment on stuff he knows nothing about. So stop trying to make an argument, as you'll just make yourself look silly.