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Remember that the Hadron includes a very good 500W PSU.
It's also the most bad-arse looking mini case. The 250D is a close second and can fit certain 240MM aio coolers which is a very nice bonus. True high perf in a small package. If you want a bit of versatility take the 250D. The Prodigy is just too bulky IMO. Considering the size of an ITX mobo the prodigy should be smaller but that's JM2C.
I didnt really mean an AIO, but a custom loop And I was thinking about a CPU and a GPU block in the near future
In a mini ITX case? You're asking for a headache dude. Just get the 250D. It's made to take a prebuilt 240mm liquid cooler straight out of the box. You won't get much better perf doing it all custom. 250F FTW man. For you, I think it's the right choice.
What are you going to do exactly? Just to know...
280X is a perfectly respectable GPU. Nothing wrong with it.
Are you SURE you want to mod a case and custom loop? Have you done a custom loop and case mods before? Don't get in over your head. Air cooling and just using and enjoying your PC works too.
Big difference. Go 970.
A 970 competes with a 290 and sometimes the 290X, it's vastly superior to any 280X.
Hmm.. And what would be the best choise with 210€ to buy?If you think you can save for the 970 I would do that.
It's night and day better than a 760.
Hmm.. And what would be the best choise with 210€ to buy?
I see... I might be stalling it a bit then and getting a 970.. Is it true that the 970 shares the same chipset with 770 and 670...?you might find a 280X for that price. Or a 290.
I see... I might be stalling it a bit then and getting a 970.. Is it true that the 970 shares the same chipset with 770 and 670...?
I see... I might be stalling it a bit then and getting a 970.. Is it true that the 970 shares the same chipset with 770 and 670...?