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Hi my GPU (Asus GTX670) is getting really hot about 80 degrees when playing games on max. Its a HP case and doesn't have much breathing space and I was wondering what is the best case for cooling. I Would also like it to look good.
Cases I have been looking at:
NZXT Phantom Black, Orange Stripe (my favourite)
Antec Twelve Hundred V3
Cooler Master HAF X
Corsair Vengeance C70
Thanks.
Cases I have been looking at:
NZXT Phantom Black, Orange Stripe (my favourite)
Antec Twelve Hundred V3
Cooler Master HAF X
Corsair Vengeance C70
Thanks.
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What size is your motherboard out of curiosity? And ChadMc that link is for the us and its over budget too.
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Buxtyy wrote What size is your motherboard out of curiosity? And ChadMc that link is for the us and its over budget too.
It's a Micro-ATX (9.6 x 9.6 inches)
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I may be mistaken but aren't most of those you chose Full tower cases? With a Micro-ATX board you will have a silly amount of room to spare when you fit everything as full towers are huge.
Have you considered a Mid Tower case? The HAF X's baby brother the HAF912 Plus i have experience with, and the airflow is great on that one, due to the size too it'll be cheaper.
Have you considered a Mid Tower case? The HAF X's baby brother the HAF912 Plus i have experience with, and the airflow is great on that one, due to the size too it'll be cheaper.
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Buxtyy wrote I may be mistaken but aren't most of those you chose Full tower cases? With a Micro-ATX board you will have a silly amount of room to spare when you fit everything as full towers are huge.
Have you considered a Mid Tower case? The HAF X's baby brother the HAF912 Plus i have experience with, and the airflow is great on that one, due to the size too it'll be cheaper.
I was thinking if I wanted to change motherboard in the future. but does the motherboard have any affect on how the computer performs?
So what would be better NZXT Phantom 410 or HAF912. I really like the look of the 410 and it would be nice to have a window. but if the HAF912 is better then I might as well go for that.
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I wouldn't be able to comment on the performance of the NZXT, however my styling preference is more rough boxy style hence me owning a HAF912. The HAF range stands for High Air Flow but i guess you'd have to decide which one you prefer from looking at the case and reviews.
The size of the motherboard, no. However different motherboards offer different things and a HAF i know can take up to an ATX which is a popular size. There is a size bigger an eATX i believe but i haven't seen many of those.
The size of the motherboard, no. However different motherboards offer different things and a HAF i know can take up to an ATX which is a popular size. There is a size bigger an eATX i believe but i haven't seen many of those.
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I own a nzxt and they are pretty amazing looks and performance wise mine blows out cold air while on bf3 with only 1 extra fan
Mines the gun metal 410 if I was you I'd get one ;)
Mines the gun metal 410 if I was you I'd get one ;)
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Buxtyy wrote I wouldn't be able to comment on the performance of the NZXT, however my styling preference is more rough boxy style hence me owning a HAF912. The HAF range stands for High Air Flow but i guess you'd have to decide which one you prefer from looking at the case and reviews.
The size of the motherboard, no. However different motherboards offer different things and a HAF i know can take up to an ATX which is a popular size. There is a size bigger an eATX i believe but i haven't seen many of those.
I think I might go for the 410 after what HIV said.
Thanks for the help.
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Do it man! Remember law in the UK says you can return stuff up to a week after you get it so if you dont get on with it send it back!
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