Just wondering what kind of case would be better for the GTX 8800? I have an old Antec case that doesn't get enough air flow through it. Thanks for the advice!
Just wondering what kind of case would be better for the GTX 8800? I have an old Antec case that doesn't get enough air flow through it. Thanks for the advice!
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All I have to say is lucky *******...my power supply has enough cables for 6 hard drives...alot of tie wrapping
As for case, not sure (my Dad, HP Engineer builds my PC's for me. Try searching Fry's web site. Last time I checked out one of their stores they had some monster cases at good prices)
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I have an Antec 900, lots of flow!
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I use a Cooler Master 690. Its a mid tower, but it is a joy to work in and round. Lots of options for extra fans and where you can put cables.
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That case of yours should have good air flow..What is that strapped to the bottom front???
If you would recable that case and get the things stuffed into a front bay that are extra you will find it runs much cooler..Cables restrict air flow big time..
What are all your temps now??? CPU Graphics
I find the best case is the ..http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811133021 I have two of them and have built more with it..
The newer HAF is great too ! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811119160
I found out the best thing to do on buying a case is to buy the biggest one you can afford. It is always better to have a bigger case than needed it will always come in handy when ya need more space.....kinda like a garage...it is never big enough...lol...Mike
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Your own case is plenty big enough....but you really need to route the cabling out of sight. That mass of wiring is severly restricting the airflow in the case.
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Theres a thread on avsim about this....
If you have money to spend and want a high quality case look at the Silverstone TJ10 series
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811163091
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You could still move the HDDs up into the drive bays and thus out of the way. Adapters for fitting and fixing them properly shouldn't be that expensive.
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