(Nov 14, 2013 07:13 PM)kristopher Wrote: I am fine without the images CyberneticTitan. In fact, I would rather just be linked to the webpage because that will tell you the specs and everything. From the webpage, I can find images.
Don't judge a book by it's cover, especially when it comes to cases.
You can easily make it so the images link to the website and you have an idea of what the case looks like before you click it.
Nov 14, 2013 07:25 PM
(This post was last modified: Nov 14, 2013 07:34 PM by kristopher.)
(Nov 14, 2013 07:15 PM)Cloud Wrote: You can easily make it so the images link to the website and you have an idea of what the case looks like before you click it.
Sure you can, but I just think that it is unnecessary. I don't know if you are talking about the same thing that I am. Anyway, most manufacturers have a trademark design that they follow for all their cases. So if you know what the basic Corsair 200r case looks like, you'll have an idea of what the 300r looks like. Again, this is not the 'case' for all cases. Some versions look different than others, but nonetheless, it is unnecessary to provide pictures of everything. This thread was meant to serve as an accessible resource to find different cases for certain price ranges, not to serve as a gallery/comparison article.
If you wanted to compare a couple cases, you could make a new thread highlighting the differences between the best case in each price range. That would be a great time to add pictures.
(Nov 14, 2013 07:25 PM)kristopher Wrote: Sure you can, but I just think that it is unnecessary. I don't know if you are talking about the same thing that I am. Anyway, most manufacturers have a trademark design that they follow for all their cases. So if you know what the basic Corsair 200r case looks like, you'll have an idea of what the 300r looks like. Again, this is not the 'case' for all cases. Some versions look different than others, but nonetheless, it is unnecessary to provide pictures of everything. This thread was meant to serve a accessible resource to find different cases, not to serve as a gallery/comparison article.
If you wanted to compare a couple cases, you could make a new thread highlighting the differences between the best case in each price range. That would be a great time to add pictures.
"Some people have different tastes in aesthetics such as color, shape, and visual appeal."
It kind of is meant to compare cases. I see nothing wrong with adding pictures (no cons at all) and only pros (no point in choosing a case if it looks ugly, so you might as well save time and not click the case in the first place). The main purpose of this thread is to help members find cases. You don't go to a car dealership website and only look at the names of the cars, most people like looking at pictures too.
Again, as I suggested, pictures could be added in spoilers for those who like to look at the case before choosing it.
Maximum of 15 pictures per message so I will only add images to the 0-50 and some 50-100.
Go search my thread history and look up my old case thread, it will probably help.
This case (currently $50, used to be $40 though) is pretty good. I got it for the aesthetics but it turned out to be okay.
It's the black/red AMD themed case with a scorpion on the side panel.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6811133200
(Nov 14, 2013 07:59 PM)Arm4L1t3 Wrote: This case (currently $50, used to be $40 though) is pretty good. I got it for the aesthetics but it turned out to be okay.
It's the black/red AMD themed case with a scorpion on the side panel.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6811133200
I have that same case (Non AMD edition though), it came free with my motherboard or something around 2-3 years ago. Still using it today, it's pretty nice.
I'm not sure if it's been mentioned, but at $59.99 the Cooler Master HAF-912 meets all of the requirements listed. I use it for my own build, and it's a great case. I'll update with some pictures.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6811119272
- This is just my personal opinion from personal experience.. I'm using the Thermaltake chaser MK-1.. http://www.thermaltake.com.au/products-m...C_00001719
I have 4x 200mm fans, Lots of space. and all the cables are tucked away. Work's great in my opinion. But it is a fairly large case.
The link to the Tempest 210 links to the white Source 210.
Thanks to all that contributed 😁
one does not simply ignore the Cooler Master Storm stryker which does fit a h100i.
The Corsair 750D is probably my favorite case. Nice clean and simple design.
(Nov 25, 2013 11:11 PM)CyberneticTitan Wrote: Thanks to all that contributed 😁
Awesome. You've added the HAF-912. This case kicks so much as it's not even funny. Taking pictures of mine as soon as I get my new desk setup finished. (Rearranged the hell out of my desk area)
Does the LED lights come with it on this case NZXT Phantom 820 (ATX Full Tower) LINK (Black) - LINK (Grey) - LINK (White)
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