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Product Name: | EVGA DG-77 Mid-Tower Case (Matte Black) |
Product Description: | The DG-77 Mid-Tower Case from EVGA is a sleek and stylish case with three tempered glass side panels that let you show off your build. Inside, it can accommodate up to an ATX motherboard, either two 3.5" and 2.5" drives or four 2.5" drives, and seven PCIe expansion cards or three dual-slot graphics cards. Aesthetics-wise, it features built-in cable management cutouts, a covered PSU shroud, and hidden hard drive trays. Moreover, it supports vertical GPU mounting with the included riser cable so you can show off your graphics card. For cooling, this case can fit up to a total of seven 120mm fans, including a 360mm radiator for water cooling. |
Model Number: | EVDG77MB |
Product SKU: | 1361914 |
UPC: | 843368051082 |
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Tiny front intake and nearly no bottom intake. The only method you can cool components is using loud fans above to produce negative pressure.
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Tiny front intake and nearly no bottom intake. The only method you can cool components is using loud fans above to produce negative pressure.
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Tiny front intake and nearly no bottom intake. The only method you can cool components is using loud fans above to produce negative pressure.
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Not saying the case has the best airflow but honestly it's not that bad. Don't judge a book by its cover.
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Tiny front intake and nearly no bottom intake. The only method you can cool components is using loud fans above to produce negative pressure.
you actually got one?
anyone have recommendations for a budget friendly setup building my daughter 1st school pc.. im assuming it'll be an AMD since its cheaper with pretty good performance nowaday