- Joined
- Feb 25, 2013
- Location
- Spring Hill, Florida
Hello clockers!!
I was wondering for cooling... Is it better to have a larger case which offers more room for cool air or a smaller case? I'd guess a smaller case would expel the heat quicker though it'd offer less "room" to breathe.
The two pcs I've built have been Phantom 410s by NZXT. A great case that was easy to build in! This time id like to step out of my comfort zone and mix it up a bit. Smaller cases sound quite appealing to me at the moment though I'm concerned about temperatures and noise.
I'd like to try water cooling this time around. I'm thinking the Corsair H110i GTX.
A clear side panel and three fan intakes would be ideal.
What do you guys think?! I saw the Manta and that's a sexy case. I just have no experience with smaller builds and I'm a little gunshy with pulling the trigger.
I'm aiming for an i7 and a 1070 to game and live stream. My previous builds have been i5s. Right now I'm playing on an Asus G series laptop.
I was wondering for cooling... Is it better to have a larger case which offers more room for cool air or a smaller case? I'd guess a smaller case would expel the heat quicker though it'd offer less "room" to breathe.
The two pcs I've built have been Phantom 410s by NZXT. A great case that was easy to build in! This time id like to step out of my comfort zone and mix it up a bit. Smaller cases sound quite appealing to me at the moment though I'm concerned about temperatures and noise.
I'd like to try water cooling this time around. I'm thinking the Corsair H110i GTX.
A clear side panel and three fan intakes would be ideal.
What do you guys think?! I saw the Manta and that's a sexy case. I just have no experience with smaller builds and I'm a little gunshy with pulling the trigger.
I'm aiming for an i7 and a 1070 to game and live stream. My previous builds have been i5s. Right now I'm playing on an Asus G series laptop.