Welcome to {marca_origen}, in this buying guide we will discover the best ATX houses to buy, sorted by different price ranges
The case is undoubtedly one of the fundamental components for our PC. It represents the "home" of our members, and just as such, it plays a fundamental role in various aspects, that we will try to clarify today once and for all. Specifically, today we face the buying guide for the best ATX case category.
So, sooner or later we all found ourselves at least once faced with a dilemma: "Which case do I get for my pc?". Looking at the various producers, the proposal is really wide and varied, basically you just need to find the one you like best, in relation to the budget, but also the one that most of all manages to represent the right choice for our components.
This is where we at {marca_origen} come into play. We have compiled this first guide of three overall, where we are going to deal with form-factor cases ( micro-ATX, tower e full tower). In this guide we will focus on the houses PC ATX, divided by price ranges (plus a final gem).
Best ATX Houses to Buy | What parameters do I take into consideration?
In general, the purchase of the case is evaluated based on the type of configuration we intend to carry out. In fact, there are various sizes of the case, and above all of the space available to house our components. If we decide to create a custom loop for example, we should adopt a case that allows the housing of fairly bulky components such as tanks and radiators. Conversely if we want to make a build with mini ITX motherboards, we could adopt for smaller size.
Also remember to evaluate the support in terms of fans, heatsink and radiator. Each case, on the manufacturer's website, indicates how many fans it can install, and above all up to what size it supports in terms of radiators, and the height of the air cooler.
Finally, excluding design as an absolutely personal parameter, we have to evaluate the quality in terms of materials and dissipation. The case has a passive, but at the same time active, role in providing the right directional channel to those in charge of dissipation (the fans). A good case certainly allows good air flow. Thanks to numerous ventilation grids strategically placed, and above all, protected by dust filters to limit damage to our PC and facilitate cleaning itself. Finally, we can consider the quality of the materials as a key point for the choice of the same, and the possibilities in terms of interior modifications.
To conclude, we have one of the most important elements to evaluate, which is the wiring. A good case allows you to make a good one too cable management, with strategic cable housing systems, and slots to facilitate the same. But we will see in detail what the market offers by price range.
Best ATX Houses to Buy | Low and mid-range
In this price range, roughly between 50 and 90 euros, you have to go down to a few compromise, especially if you keep around the minimum threshold. Certainly i materials make a difference, the sheet with which the skeleton of the case is made DON'T will excellent workmanship and many times even definitely thin even compromising its shape if we are not careful in handling it.
In addition to the materials, another aspect that unfortunately we have to sacrifice is theairflow. We know how important the latter is in our systems to keep them fresh as much as possible by extending the life of internal components, but sometimes you have to make some sacrifices in front of the budget.
Homes over 50 euros
MSI MAG VAMPIRIC
One of the first branded houses MSI that enters this slice of the market on tiptoe trying to win over its fans even when it comes to the world of homes. This model comes with a pre-installed 120mm rear RGB fan. It's surely an entry level, unfortunately not equipped with a mesh front as it is equipped with an RGB LED strip but the sides of the front are well ventilated and allow a good intake of fresh air. Another positive note, the PSU cover that makes the build very clean aesthetically.
