Fractal Design Cases

Why am I not surprised their designs have nothing to do with fractals?

My advice would be don't buy overpriced PC cases. A hundred fucking bucks for a metal case, fuck that.

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I've been buying Azza cases for my last few builds. They are start inexpensive, and the more pricey ones are just gorgeous. Not as clean as the fractal cases, but awesome.

The PC I'm using right now is in a Hurricane 2000. It's a few years old, still awesome, but it looks like a 90's batmobile.

They are high quality. I've used the Fractal XL and the Node 304 and they were very high quality.

I'm using a Cooler Master HAF932. It won't win any beauty contests but it's spacious, solid, had room for a 360mm radiator, and I got it cheap. :D

I have R4, it's a nice case. Only minus comes from a resonating sound I haven't been able to locate.

I'm using the define mini. I would recommend adding a few more fans if you play any taxing games.

I got the R4, and it is a really nicely finished case, plenty of room for anything, even the larger video cards. It is a blessing in sound and cablemanagement. The thick steel does not resonate due to the silent 20cm fans, my ATI 9650 runs really cool in this case and the case has a clean undah covah look that I like.

This case (as my last case) will last me for at least four generations, so for me it was worth the investment.

If you want to go for mid tower case buy the R4 BP, and not the R3 (still available in some shops).