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Case and PSU...

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Chinoman

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I spent forever looking for a quality case but one that stands out. I found this here Cooler Master. Case

And I spent an equally long time trying to figure out the right power supply to buy and decided on this one. PSU

Now I need you guys' final touch. Tell me if that would do well with the system I am currently running ( sig ). Thanks! 🙂
 
Wow, that case is really yellow:Q, other then that nice choice.

As for the PSU I can't recomend Tagan, try PCP&C, Seasonic or Forton.
 
Originally posted by: Operandi
Wow, that case is really yellow:Q, other then that nice choice.

As for the PSU I can't recomend Tagan, try PCP&C, Seasonic or Forton.
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Yep those are all good brands of PSU's, I think they you are just suggesting those because you aren't familiar with the one listed here though. The ePower is suprisingly great!!!! it's just not well known.

The case is not a personal favorite of mine, I would sugest a P180, but that's just a personal preference i have one myself and love it.
 
Originally posted by: Chinoman
I found this here Cooler Master. Case
Tell me what you think
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1. Yellow Sucks
2. Doors Suck
3. 80mm rear fans Suck
Other than that, it looks like a great case. :laugh:
 
Wow, um, even I wouldn't be able to pull off a yellow and purple case 😀. XOxide has plenty of others cases that "stand out" without being quite so unusually colored.
 
The case is really your preference. Know that some cases offer great cooling advantages and can often greatly reduce noise.
If you know this power supply is good, go for it. My preference would be the OCZ 520W PowerStream, or an Antec, Seasonic or Fortron around the same wattage and amperage.
 
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