Did you realize that you can change the case to your computer? Are you a dedicated gamer? Then you have multiple choices to make. Gaming is addictive and so is all the hardware that goes with it. Do you play for long hours? Well this may just be your lucky day! A day full of exciting new items to enhance your gaming - this is a guarantee - you will find something that you think you must have - and this is it! The must have of the week - to update your look is just minutes away!
The first case that I found was the NZXT Nemesis Elite Case. This Elite Case is a jazzed up version of the Nemesis Case. And we all know how great the Nemesis Case was. Well if you enjoyed that one, you will fall in love with the NZXT Nemesis Elite Case.
Do you want more memory for those memory hogging games? Well it is easy with the Nemesis Case. There are no screws and you need no tools to use more expansion cards. Why? Because they are conveniently swapped out with a single screw bracket that will give you access to all seven cards! How convenient is that?
The front bezel has a Crafted Gaming Armor front door that will remind you of the plate amour worn centuries ago by those daring knights. Will you be the next shining knight? The external power button is outside the door - you never have to open this door to turn on or off your computer.
The Nemesis Elite Edition has many features that the older model, the Nemesis Case. The Nemesis Elite Edition has a built in LCD thermal and fan monitoring system. This great feature monitors three different channels and has a warning alarm that will warn you in advance if the temperature gets out of control. The LCD display not only shows you the temperature of your computer it shows the current time and date, as well as acting as your personal alarm clock.
One more feature that I really like was the ability to choose your color. That's right, switch your color between all that are available. The available colors are green, blue, red, yellow, purple, teal or white. It also has a blue LED fan which gives you one more color to work with. With all these cool features how can you refuse to pay just $109.99?
The other highly rated case is the NZXT Rogue Gaming Case. This custom built case is made with a 3mm black aluminum frame which is light enough to take to all those gaming parties. Never will this light weight case be an issue. The NZXT The Rouge Gaming Case has one of the leading cooling systems. We all know how heated those games can get - well no more. Not with this massive cooling device.
The Rogue comes with a great carrying strap, plenty of space for all four hard drives and those extra long video expansion cards. How Can you go wrong if your are just paying $124.99 for this amazing case?
Another great choice is the Centurion 5 from Cooler Master. This case encompasses it all. The Centurion 5 has style and functionality. It comes to you with a sleek new design that features a clear window that is begging for the extras.
Since the designers at Cooler Master know you want to have more gaming time instead of spending your time setting up your computer into this new, sleek case; they have made this case tool free assembly friendly. That's right, no tools needed to set your computer up! Not only is it easy to set up, it has been designed to allow maximum airflow. This way, your computer will never seize up because it is so hot! This case sells for a measly $63.99.
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However a well made and designed case can make very obvious and pleasant differences for your computing experience. Although most cases will do for the very run of the mill, everyday computer, a better case can benefit you in many ways.
Looks are probably the first thing that you would look for. At the very least you will have to look at your case, so it should look good. Many cases, even really cheap ones can come in many different colors and styles. Of course looks are important, but that is an easier thing to decide than the more unseen details that can effect the design. We will look at those in details, so that apart from a good looking case, it will be functionally good too.
Construction of the case will mean the difference in how much of a beating the case can take, how sturdy it is and how easy parts are to put in. Most cases utilise aluminum of thin steel. Very cheap cases that use aluminum are often very flimsy because the aluminum is more expensive and so they keep costs down by making it thin. Under $50 don't expect much. Might be fine if it's never transported or knocked. More expensive cases for $150 and up are aluminum. They are constructed from tough, thick aluminum, because of this, they are heavy, which is an easy way to tell if its strong or not. Avoid aluminum, except for more expensive cases.
Fans on the case keep air flowing through the computer, pushing cooler air into it and sucking the warmer air created by the CPU and other parts out. Modern computers have become hotter as they've become more powerful so they need more air passing through. Unfortunately the answer of more fans makes more noise. Cases can often take up to 4 80mm fans. This will provide enough air going through. Sometimes you can use less, if not none, for underclocked or light load computers. An option that I like is 120mm fans. They move twice as much air as 80mm fans, but with the same noise, to 2 120mm fans will move as much air as 4 80mm ones, but produce half the noise. Cases need to be made to take 120mm fans or modified yourself.
Thumb screws instead of screws that need a screwdriver are a cheap extra, but can make the opening of the computer that much less hassle, requiring one less screwdriver to be used.
Another extra to be considered are mounting brackets for hard drives and optical drives. Instead of having to open the case to take out the drives, brackets are included. The brackets are attached to the drives with the normal screws and then the drives can be slotted in and taken out without tools. Useful if you take them out a lot, I don't, so it's not high on my priority list.
Something that effects convenience is the positioning of the USB ports and sound plugs. There are always the standard ones on the back of the computer, but the other ones on the case can be just about anywhere. Most common is on the front, but there are some that position them under a flap on the top. On the top is okay, but if your case is in a closed area with something over its top they will be inaccessable. See if the position in convenient for where you will keep your computer.
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