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what size case and what recomendations does anyone have for this board
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProduc...ion=13-127-164 |
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Any ATX case will do. A few brands that are good are Antec, Enlight, and Lian-Li. There are plenty of good cases though - just find one that you personally like.
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thanks when i went there there were different atx cases like mid tower, desktop and full tower so i guess i can use either right?
btw this is the one i was thinkingof buying http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProduc...ion=11-147-002 |
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![]() Yep - that looks pretty good. I might also add onto the good cases list - Thermaltake makes some very good quality cases. They also come with quality PSUs too. Aspire also makes some good budget cases - just their PSUs leave much to be desired. And yes - that one looks good to me. Just one comment - the PSU looks Generic - vuy a seperate PSU once you get it. Generic PSUs can often permenantly damage systems to the extent that they are often rendered unusable . A good powersupply comes from Enlight, which are pretty good priced, and Enermax, Sparkle, Thermaltake, and Antec (few to name).Hope that helps, kram
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thanks for the advise i will go with a new psu
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