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Questions on CoolerMaster RC-690

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Adam611

Junior Member
I'm trying to get together a case decision on my next new build I'd like to spend under $110 for case. This one comes in WELL below that and seems loaded with features including 3 big fans, a good wire management system, decent exterior look, etc.

Is this a good overall case or is it too good to be true at that price?
Does it have plenty of room for a GeForce 8800GTS 640MB?
Is the cooling sufficient for minor O/Cing on a Intel Q6600?

Let me know, Thanks!
 
I heard it'll fit the 8800GTX but I have no confirmation (proof) it will. I dont think you'll have a problem getting a 8800GTS in it though. Maybe fire off a email to CM and see what they say?
 
This case will hold the 8800 cards. It has a capabilities of installing 7 120mm fans! Great cooling ! My son has this case and it is awesome! If you are going with a Q6600, Then you best have a good air Cooling Heatsink (120 extreme?).If this case can not keep it cool, then Water Cooling is your best bet. With up to 7 Fans(use Yate loons) , this should do it!
This case has alot of room inside for water cooling.
For the 69.99 w/ free shipping @ newegg and a 20.00 rebate, this is a heck of a deal!
 
I just built my new build with this case, an 8800 GTX Superclocked, and the Thermalright Ultima-90. I LOVE this case. My old build is in an Antec P180B, and this new CM RC-690 is so much lighter and cools so much better than the Antec. I don't think you'll be disappointed if you buy the RC-690.
 
Side fans can make an odd high pitch whine when you crank their RPM up because of the vents' comb design, plus other components' noise such as video card and hard drive seep right through; so I just sealed the side panels and moved the 120mm side fan, it's gotten a lot quieter, I can't hear any noise when I put my headphones on.
 
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