Desktop case

The case market is saturated at the moment. Just read as many reviews you can on the cases you have shortlisted and pick one of them.
You'll be happy when it's built and you can enjoy.

asgaard

Another question to ask: how can I check online which of the cases with RGB fans is controlled through PWM not DC (4 pins not 3 pins , they will change to different speeds for different temperatures automatically when thay 4 pins) ?

Thanks

Btw.
I had a look on Cooler Master MasterBox cases (plenty of choices with RGB fans)

Most budget cases come with 3 pin fans so no speed control. Read the specs on the manufacturers pages.

asgaard

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Most budget cases come with 3 pin fans so no speed control. Read the specs on the manufacturers pages.

The thing is if I decide to build PC with RGB fans I might buy in future more RGB fans ( for processor,rear fan) and I would like to connect them to the motherboard so all lights stays the same when I change the color.

Once the fans lighting are compatible with the manufacturer's lighting software they will all link up. For instance if you get RGB Corsair fans then you can link them using Corsair iCue software to get the colors or effects you want.

B Rabbit

Picked up the meshify c that was linked in the bargain alerts for 60 gbp. Seems like a great price for it.

Scan.co.uk

asgaard

B Rabbit wrote: »

Picked up the meshify c that was linked in the bargain alerts for 60 gbp. Seems like a great price for it.

Scan.co.uk

How much did they charge you for delivery to ROI ?

I think I might get this one https://www.scan.co.uk/products/thermaltake-commander-c36-argb-tempered-glass-mid-tower-chassis-and-3x-120mm-pure-12-argb-fans-bundl ,but I don't know if it comes with interface to connect RGB fans.

B Rabbit

asgaard wrote: »

How much did they charge you for delivery to ROI ?

I think I might get this one https://www.scan.co.uk/products/thermaltake-commander-c36-argb-tempered-glass-mid-tower-chassis-and-3x-120mm-pure-12-argb-fans-bundl ,but I don't know if it comes with interface to connect RGB fans.

11gbp

asgaard

I decided and ordered Cooler Master MasterCase H500 ,now it's time to buy the rest and start build up gaming computer. My budget would be around 700 eu, don't need monitor as I have one already (24" FHD). I would like to build it up with Intel (8th generation processor), Motherboard- plan is spend around 120eu (MSI, Asus or Gigabyte , any of them with RGB illumination), graphic card-4GB or 8GB (up the budget plan), 2x8GB DDR4 (or more), power supply-750W, I will get it sorted gaming keybo and mouse on my own (which one are you after), I will get two HDD, 1x240GB SSD 2.5" and 1x2TB 3.5" .

Need some advice, please. Can order stuff on Komplett.ie or Amazon.uk or .de (will take one which one is cheaper).

Thanks

cherryghost

Is there a reason for 8th gen Intel CPU? There's far better CPUs on offer for much better value.

asgaard

cherryghost wrote: »

Is there a reason for 8th gen Intel CPU? There's far better CPUs on offer for much better value.

Which one are u after? AMD??
I know it's cheaper and might be better, so looking for some good/bad points. If I decide to go for AMD I might spend more on graphic card/or RAM .

Thanks

Btw. I heard that some AMD's don't like Linux (and I would like to install Linux as a second OS for my son to teach him a little about it) , but for most of the time he will use WIN 10.

One more: do I have to create another thread or keep it in one place?

I had a quick look on https://www.amazon.co.uk/AMD-Ryzen-Processor-Wraith-Cooler/dp/B07B428M7F/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=amd&qid=1575543449&sr=8-2 seems like a good offer, but before I buy it I will wait for opinions.

Shiminay

Might be handier to create another thread with the template here: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=74542374