Best ATX case?

[Sniper564]

Hi, I was wondering what is a good ATX case?
I would like it to have good cooling and either be a mid tower to full tower.
Thanks.

 

[anarki_gr]

here's a link for you with some nice cases:http://www.checkmate.gr/addtronics.htm
but i don't think you can buy anything from the site cause it's a greek company
only the shipping will cost you a fortune

 

[most deaf]

the Aopen full tower is the best, if you go to virturalhideout.net most of the mods their are on Aopen cases cus they are so easy to use

 

[anarki_gr]

is virtualhideout.net up again? I can't get in, it always has a 404 not found error

 

[Sniper564]

Is the Antec KS-188 good?
Cooling wise, etc.
Thanks.

 

[William]

The Addtronics or Supermicro (they are pretty much the same) are both very very good. The Antec full tower is liked a whole lot too.

 

[blueberry]

I like the Lite on. If you don't mind the noise of 120s, and you don't want to hack up your case you should check out this case.

 

[coolmojoe]

Antec 830 tower with the "car door" handle on the side panel. Great cooling and great design

 

[puppet]

Sniper564.....I've got one of those KS-188's and it's great. I mod'ed the front to accept an old Gateway2000 grill. Put (2) 120mm 24v fans behind that and one 80mm in the bottom front.(he's on wheels) They allow for a couple 80mm at the back,too.

Plenty of room.....very good PSU. Fit and finish is very good. Even with the hot weather we get here the system temps' stay pretty much @ ambient. Can't beat this one for the money.

 

[Sniper564]

Ok, well out of these cases which would you choose , Superpower Polaris KS-198, Enlight 7237, Inwin Q500.... or any others you would choose?
Thanks.

 

[William]

I would go enlight, only because everyone seems to love that case for its room.

 

[Yomama]

William (Jun 16, 2001 04:47 p.m.):
The Addtronics or Supermicro (they are pretty much the same) are both very very good. The Antec full tower is liked a whole lot too.

I agree In particular the addtronics extra series ending in -96 are great, since they use a factory installed 12cm fan in front.

They are not cheap but very well manufactured and provide easy access. If you are interested get one without the P/S from their website, and provide your own 430W or so. That way you can get a 6896 for $80. An addtional $90 for a good Enermax 430W PS is not excessive, and the whole thing is ready to roll at $170.

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