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TT Core X5 Tempered Glass Snow Edition Cube Chassis

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TT Core X5 Tempered Glass Snow Edition Cube Chassis

Aug 17, 2017

No thanks, I'll go with the InWin 303 for 90 dollars less. I have a TT Core v1 right now, and it's great..just not as flashy as I'd like.

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s204sti

Aug 17, 2017

bazEThe InWin 303 also doesn't do what this does, which is to allow you to mount your mobo horizontally, so I'm not sure why you're making the comparison.

bazE

Aug 17, 2017

s204stiWow, that's a game changing difference! And definitely makes this tower +$90 over the InWin. :eyeroll:

s204sti

Aug 17, 2017

bazEUh sort of. You're comparing apples to oranges. In the world of cube chassis, this isn't an obscene price.

Zeratzu

Aug 18, 2017

bazEAgreed with s204sti, You are comparing completely different cases. The InWin would be more comparable to my current tower, NZXT S340. In my personal experience, it's a lot easier to work in a cube chassis. Also for the most part, the GPU are properly supported in the PCIe x16 slot which does reduce perpendicular stress on the socket. While this might be minor, there definitely are advantages/differences.
Also, don't forget about aesthetics. I'm not saying this looks better or worse than the InWin, but it's definitely different. Some people would prefer this aesthetic compared to the standard tower. You have people paying like $30 for one key cap on a mechanical keyboard just for the sake of aesthetics.