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Some of your cases position the power supply mount at the bottom instead of the top. What are the benefits of this? 2012-9-4 The two major benefits of this design are heat isolation and noise reduction. By moving the PSU to the bottom of the case, the PSU will not take in hot air from the CPU and GPU, resulting in a more stable system and less noise resonance. A bottom-mounted PSU also frees up space above for additional fans, and offers a lower center of gravity for a more stable case when transporting.

If I'm not a gamer, can I still buy a gaming case? 2012-9-4 Of course. Case selection is all about what is right for you. Gaming cases can just as easily function as home PCs, desktops or HTPCs. In fact, some people prefer the aesthetic style of Aresze gaming cases over traditional home PC cases. Again, case selection is all about what is right for you.

What are the different case sizes? 2012-9-4 The below five case sizes are common on the market to accommodate the various motherboard types:I. Full Tower: This is the largest case size and typically supports up to Standard ATX or Extended ATX motherboards. It features the highest expandability and most cooling, making it suitable for server or home PCs. (580mm x 210mm x 510mm.)II. Mid Tower: This is the most popular size and can be consider...

What does motherboard type have to do with case size? 2012-9-4 Case size corresponds directly to motherboard type. All cases list what motherboard type(s) they are compatible with, and typically the larger the motherboard, the larger the case, and vice versa. There are four types of motherboards:I. Extended ATX (E-ATX): 12" x 13" / 305mm x 330mm. Used for industrial-level computers or servers.II. Standard ATX: 12" x 9.6" / 305mm x 244mm Ge...

What features are important in a case? 2012-9-4 When choosing a case, you should pay attention to features like: cooling, airflow, noise, build quality, convenience and, of course, style. You might want to take note of the number and size of fans, quiet computing features, chassis material, drive bays and expansion slots, and the internal and external aesthetic of the case. Determine which features are most important to you before choosing your...

Why is choosing the right case important? 2012-9-4 Your case houses all of the delicate and expensive components in your computer. The right case protects your system, provides adequate cooling and airflow, and is compatible with your current parts and any future parts you might want to add. Plus, your case defines the look and style of your computer.