WTB case under £40

fastdude

fastdude

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I'm looking for a mid tower, will hold a small graphics card, mATX mobo, standard size PSU. Looking for good cooling, tooless installation of drives. Fairly compact size is a must. I like LEDs. I'm willing to buy extra case fans, but would still like the total under £40
 
This is the case posted by diduknowthat, and seconded by SslagleZ28:

Cooler Master Elite 341 m-ATX Mini Tower Case Black

$39.99 + $10 shipping
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119193

$39.99 + FREE with Super Saver Shipping
http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Elite-m-ATX-Tower/dp/B001KUV2BK/ref=pd_cp_e_1

On of the reviewers said the steel was thin though (He said it measured 0.5mm)


[Edit] Hmm, seems you're in the UK? The free shipping on Amazon may not apply to you then.

[Edit 2]
This might be useful to some: 40.00 GBP = 63.93 USD (as of 2011-01-19)
 
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It's 0.6mm steel, pretty thin yes. But for the price I don't think there are any better mATX cases out there. You can try to find the Elite 340, it's the older version and uses 0.8mm steel, but I don't think it has tooless mounting.


Benny Boy said:
Just quick look.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/239058
　
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/151368
　
Looks like Challenger by a diff name.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/172779
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Those are all ATX mid tower cases. He's looking for a compact micro ATX case.
 
the Nzxt Omega i think it is... is a nice case, painted insides as well, but its 3inches taller than the elite 341
 
diduknowthat said:
It's 0.6mm steel, pretty thin yes. But for the price I don't think there are any better mATX cases out there. You can try to find the Elite 340, it's the older version and uses 0.8mm steel, but I don't think it has tooless mounting.




Those are all ATX mid tower cases. He's looking for a compact micro ATX case.
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Thanks for all the suggestions guys. I wasn't very clear; I don't need a mATX case, just a small mid-tower. Though if the mATX case offers more bang for buck then I'll take that hands down
 
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