Im looking for a new case to accommodate my NF7 and a big typhoon, as right now my 947u and a 92mm fan touch my psu. unfortunatly my local shops dont have a huge selection, so i would like to see what cases will fit big typhoons (or any other 120mm hsf). i dont need a full tower case, do I?
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choosing a good case for big typhoon
- Thread starter tomchong
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have you tried coolmaster cases? i believe they are rather wide 
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Coolermaster_Cases_126.html < uk shop but some there
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Coolermaster_Cases_126.html < uk shop but some there
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This should hold it http://www.amselectronics.com/Products/PC_Servers/CF-1100S.html .
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Look at the Antec TX1050B. It comes with a nice modular psu. It is not for those who liek flashy cases and has a professional look. I own one, and my SI-97 has alot of breathing room. Even with a 120mm fan and a 92mm pana on top of it.
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ur picking a pc case based on a cpu heatsink that isnt all that great? hmm id just get a nice case and add a xp-90c or similar.
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well, the numbers ive seen suggest otherwise, it will quiet down my current socket a, and then migrate to socket 939 when i get around to upgrading. thats why i have selected that particular heatsink. i just need it to fit in a nice case!
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Nathan0490 said:
What are you talking about. From what i've heard. The big typhoon gives temperatures that are a just about the same as xp-120 or one of those xps.
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