Cpu case recommendation

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Hi all,

My space dun allow me to position the cpu case vertical.

I can only position it horizontally.

Can anyone recommend me a case which suit my need?
 
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Silverstone have quite a few I guess. Can also consider mini itx form factor.
 
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JavonLee said:
Is node 605 a good case ?? Can gtx970 fit in ?
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Supports graphic cards up to 280mm in length (180mm with all hard drives in place). Depending on brand of Gtx 970 and type of cooler. best to check the specifications and length of the graphic card first. Also not sure what they mean with all hard drives in place. Is 280mm without any hdd?:s11:
 
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JavonLee said:
Hi all,

My space dun allow me to position the cpu case vertical.

I can only position it horizontally.

Can anyone recommend me a case which suit my need?
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What are the dimensions u need to fit?

Anyway, can try Cooler Master Elite 361.
 
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JavonLee said:
Length and wide not a issue but height cannot exceed 270mm
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Do u need to use optical drive? If not then u can consider putting most tower casings horizontal lor.
 
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For some reason i love the Corsair Carbide Air 240.
Looks so industrial and doesn't take up much footprint.
Not sure if its something that suits your needs tho.

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