DD case

[ultimatebeast]

Hey everybody
I am considering buying a DD case like the one that the new Origin Pc Big-O uses. To me the case looks crazy and it probably supports 4 way sli. Please tell me if the case is good. I want to do a 700 dollar build that can play current and upcoming games on high. Thanks

 

[Ika]

For a $700 build, why do you need a case that supports 4-way SLI?

 

[ultimatebeast]

I will be upgrading it when I need and I want to make it the ultimate pc when I get the money.So i dont want to have to buy a new case when I will get more money to upgrade on it

 

[aigomorla]

700 dollar build = more then half of your budget going into that case..

http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-double-wide-tower-21-black-series-edition.html

379 dollars and thats with 0 options.


Typically... the builds that uses cases like these start at around 1500 dollars... and climb as high as 3000 dollars... and even then, more then half of them will have an additional 1000 - 1500 dollars in Liquid Cooling gear to finish off the system.

You sure you thought this through?
Its typically the 1000-1500 dollar parts in liquid cooling gear that makes the system look nice.

and im talking about the LC system like this:

and not corsairs H#O.

 

[ultimatebeast]

Yeah I guess ur right. I just had an Aw M15x for a year and I thought I would be able to play games better> Thanks though

 

[ultimatebeast]

But the cooer master haf x would be good right. I mean i chose the 140 dollar one that is a full tower. It looke good right.

 

[lehtv]

Why do you need a full tower now? IMO you should go with a $60 HAF 912 and put the $100 you save into something else. When you get the cash to build your ultimate gaming PC (which is kind of a silly thing to do because tech advances so fast, but whatever), just pick a new case.

 

[ultimatebeast]

How much did your rig cost lehtv.

 

[ultimatebeast]

Because to me the cooler master haf x looks good.

 

[aigomorla]

u may want to take your thread into general hardware and ask the guys there to help you make a system.

Read the stickies up at top, and start a post in general hardware.