Recommended small tower w/o PSU ?
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Recommended small tower w/o PSU ?
Is there a good small tower available without a power supply?
The antec slk3000 series cases are too large,
The antec slk1600 series cases don't have the quality/features,
and the sonata itself (of which I have two) only comes with a power supply.
Thx for the help.
The antec slk3000 series cases are too large,
The antec slk1600 series cases don't have the quality/features,
and the sonata itself (of which I have two) only comes with a power supply.
Thx for the help.
I was in your situation too
I already had a great powersupply and just needed a great case to go with it. I just gave up and went to the clone store. I bought the case I liked and simply ripped out the powersupply.
In the end, most cases are identical except for their PSU...
In the end, most cases are identical except for their PSU...
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I'd look at the Inwin line.
They have a neat m-ATX, and a similar ATX version. There's many options available too, such as no PSU, different bezels, different case fan sizes, some with CPU ducts, some w/o.
They have a neat m-ATX, and a similar ATX version. There's many options available too, such as no PSU, different bezels, different case fan sizes, some with CPU ducts, some w/o.
I use the inwin V5xx series cases and they perform well and can be quite effectively silenced (with a little modding) and they would be close to the smallest conventionally designed micro atx case available -
They get the thumbs up from me .
But get the version with the 92mm rear fan if you use an Intel CPU as it cools a little better for the same noise
They get the thumbs up from me .
But get the version with the 92mm rear fan if you use an Intel CPU as it cools a little better for the same noise
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