Budget Casing Shootout - Affordable PC Housing
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The Ikonik EN2-WB
The NZXT M-59
The Thermaltake WingRS 301
Analysis
If sheer size is what you're after, the Gigabyte Luxo M1000 will not disappoint, because despite being positioned as Gigabyte's entry-level mid tower casing, it is surprisingly spacious. The only downer is that it comes equipped with only one rear exhaust fan - an additional intake fan can be added at the front.
The Antec Two Hundred is yet another fairly spacious casing and it stands out from the competition thanks to its hot swappable drive day. And if ventilation is your concern is your concern, you'll be happy to learn that the Antec Two Hundred can be installed with up to five fans in total - rear and top side exhaust fans come as standard. Thus, it is the most balanced of the six casings in this segment.
Having said that, another 'cool' casing is the NZXT M-59. Granted, it's not the most spacious of casings, a little cramp even, but it comes with both rear and side exhausts fans, and you can add on another two top side exhaust fans and a front intake fan for up to five fans in total.
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