Cheapest High Airflow Case: 6 Fans for 70 Montech X3 Mesh
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Date: 2021-07-24
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Caitlyn
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HyunMo
Quite a portion of that 70 must be shipping cost, considering in my country (South Korea) budget 6-7 fan airflow cases starts at around 30 with similar build quality. (I bet some are made in the same factory in China. I recognize that pivoting side panel especially. That exact glass panel became quite popular 1-2 years ago here.)
As a small system builder I actually prefer thinner and thus lighter cases. Not fun carrying around 20kg cases around the shop for building and shipping haha. Ofc, my own systems get beefier cases though.
Well I think if you're not going to ship your case somewhere, I have no problem with thinner cases as long as the cost reduction is partially shared with the customer.
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Quite a portion of that 70 must be shipping cost, considering in my country (South Korea) budget 6-7 fan airflow cases starts at around 30 with similar build quality. (I bet some are made in the same factory in China. I recognize that pivoting side panel especially. That exact glass panel became quite popular 1-2 years ago here.)
As a small system builder I actually prefer thinner and thus lighter cases. Not fun carrying around 20kg cases around the shop for building and shipping haha. Ofc, my own systems get beefier cases though.
Well I think if you're not going to ship your case somewhere, I have no problem with thinner cases as long as the cost reduction is partially shared with the customer.
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Duffimus
I just helped my room mate buddy build a new PC in a Modtech AIR 100 ARGB case. I was very impressed with his choice. 4x120mm addressable fans with a fan hub, Nice compact MATX, just what he needs. He's not PC building savvy at all, I just told him to avoid glass front for best airflow.
The ONLY con was, there's not enough clearance to break out the PCI slot covers with out scraping the motherboard. Make sure you break out the PCI slot covers FIRST before you put the motherboard in. We tried bending them out of the case, but it ended up bending the dividers. We had to take the whole motherboard out and bend them in and back.
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I just helped my room mate buddy build a new PC in a Modtech AIR 100 ARGB case. I was very impressed with his choice. 4x120mm addressable fans with a fan hub, Nice compact MATX, just what he needs. He's not PC building savvy at all, I just told him to avoid glass front for best airflow.
The ONLY con was, there's not enough clearance to break out the PCI slot covers with out scraping the motherboard. Make sure you break out the PCI slot covers FIRST before you put the motherboard in. We tried bending them out of the case, but it ended up bending the dividers. We had to take the whole motherboard out and bend them in and back.
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Macho
just a heads up do pay attention to the fans i have this case been using it for about two months with in the first week my fans locked up and started heating up bad. the only reason i noticed was cause of the smell but i will say this the company was quick to respawn and fix the problem for me so i would do business with them again real quick. also the case is really good for airflow i think its worth it
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just a heads up do pay attention to the fans i have this case been using it for about two months with in the first week my fans locked up and started heating up bad. the only reason i noticed was cause of the smell but i will say this the company was quick to respawn and fix the problem for me so i would do business with them again real quick. also the case is really good for airflow i think its worth it
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Andres
A customers acer motherboard went kaputs. Couldnt put new board in his case since it was proprietary af so i just did a build in this case like 1 week ago. I was surprised for the features to it had. The build quality wasn t there but it had a psu shroud, decent airflow and fans for cheaper than anything else out there. Great case for truely budget builds
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A customers acer motherboard went kaputs. Couldnt put new board in his case since it was proprietary af so i just did a build in this case like 1 week ago. I was surprised for the features to it had. The build quality wasn t there but it had a psu shroud, decent airflow and fans for cheaper than anything else out there. Great case for truely budget builds
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MarshallRawR
I personally bought a Kolink Observatory Lite Mesh case. They seem to be mostly European but they're OK cases for the price. At least when it comes to fan (4 pre installed ARGB fans) it comes with a controller and not molex. The front IO PCB is visible though and the cables are very rigid. It's also shorter like this one is.
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I personally bought a Kolink Observatory Lite Mesh case. They seem to be mostly European but they're OK cases for the price. At least when it comes to fan (4 pre installed ARGB fans) it comes with a controller and not molex. The front IO PCB is visible though and the cables are very rigid. It's also shorter like this one is.
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Sumiko
The fan screws on the inside of the case problem is one of several reasons I use M4 bolts, washers and nuts to secure all of my case fans instead of using the crude fan screws they want you to use. c:
I can use the same bolts to secure those fans to radiators, using the washers to prevent scratching or unexpected vibrations.
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The fan screws on the inside of the case problem is one of several reasons I use M4 bolts, washers and nuts to secure all of my case fans instead of using the crude fan screws they want you to use. c:
I can use the same bolts to secure those fans to radiators, using the washers to prevent scratching or unexpected vibrations.
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JJfan48
I m glad to see montech do well as a budget choice being they re a brand new company. Currently running an 850W PSU from then with no issues in a friends build for about 6 months now. He even has a basic OC on his CPU. I hope to see them do good once the PSU testing is published. We might have a good new company
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I m glad to see montech do well as a budget choice being they re a brand new company. Currently running an 850W PSU from then with no issues in a friends build for about 6 months now. He even has a basic OC on his CPU. I hope to see them do good once the PSU testing is published. We might have a good new company
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Gorbaz
Placing a fan in one of those PSU shroud mounts blowing upwards could have a very big improvement in GPU temps even if it's just redirecting air from the lower front intake fan to go more upwards. GPUs generally struggle with air recirculation which can be solved by forcing airflow upwards past the GPU.
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Placing a fan in one of those PSU shroud mounts blowing upwards could have a very big improvement in GPU temps even if it's just redirecting air from the lower front intake fan to go more upwards. GPUs generally struggle with air recirculation which can be solved by forcing airflow upwards past the GPU.
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TheSpanjaMan
It's much better then my 12 year old case. For 70 bucks and six fans it beats it silly. My case doesn't even have place for SSDs and cable managment. But I managed to fight with those problems and my temps are great. I did everything to invest in other parts of PC like CPU, RAM, MBO and GPU.
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It's much better then my 12 year old case. For 70 bucks and six fans it beats it silly. My case doesn't even have place for SSDs and cable managment. But I managed to fight with those problems and my temps are great. I did everything to invest in other parts of PC like CPU, RAM, MBO and GPU.
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