looking for a pc desktop case ATX as cheap as possible but was wondering if there is any decent cases where installing the motherboards is easy like a swing door type of design to make it easy to upgrade
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Coolermaster do a good, relatively cheap case with thumb screws that don't require a screwdriver. Think it's the 330 or something.
I don't know of any hinged cases at any price range (I'd imagine they'd actually make it more difficult to put parts in) -
cheers have a few old pc cases but when it comes to upgrading there sometimes a pain and a bit cramped inside coolermaster ..well i guess from there name would be ideal to keep stuff coolComment
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You get what you pay for really, there's always going to space/build issues with small cheap cases. Antec do some well built stuff, there's a low end one called Antec 300. I've never been a fan of Coolermaster stuff, one forumite will vouch me ripping off (literally) the front of his brand new CM Case to access the front panel
Last edited by Rep; 18-11-2010, 18:12.Comment
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I have an old Coolermaster Cavalier, I wouldn't recommend it. Cramped and not as easy as I thought to put together. I have now moved the the Antec Sonata. Its much better. There is even a slot for the SSD but that was a bit difficult to affix.
Overall though its a very good case although a bit cramped with a huge heatsink and graphics card in there.Comment
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Looks good. Lots of space and lots of anti vibration mounted HDD slots.
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cheers for the replys think though to make sure will have to pop into a computer shop and look at them to make sure
could have sworn i have heard of case though that makes it less of a hassle for when needing to upgradeComment
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