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be quiet! Pure Base 600

Darksaber

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System Name Corsair 2000D Silent Gaming Rig
Processor Intel Core i5-14600K
Motherboard ASUS ROG Strix Z790-i Gaming Wifi
Cooling Corsair iCUE H150i Black
Memory Corsair 64 GB 6000 MHz DDR5
Video Card(s) Gainward GeForce RTX 4080 Phoenix GS
Storage TeamGroup 1TB NVMe SSD
Display(s) Gigabyte 32" M32U
Case Corsair 2000D
Power Supply Corsair 850 W SFX
Mouse Logitech MX
Keyboard Sharkoon PureWriter TKL
The be quiet! Pure Base 600 is aimed at the purists out there. There are no colored elements or a front door, just a clean and understated design. However, do not let that fool you as the chassis offers excellent liquid-cooling capability and a great amount of storage flexibility, all while being quiet, especially thanks to the built-in fan controller.

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"The front panel is made of plastic, but has a brushed surface to mimic that of aluminum. In the rear, everything is where you would expect it to be. You may notice that there are no unnecessary or dated openings -"

Something I don't like in quite a few case designs is the perforated PCI slot covers and the perforations in the case adjacent to them.
To me they are just openings for the ingress of dust and do nothing to assist with positive air pressure.
While this is a nice looking case, it looks like it needs more height above the Motherboard for those that insist on Liquid cooling, and for me at least, orange accents on the front.
 
Not impressed.

I would rather pick up a Nanoxia CoolForce 1 or Deep Silence 1 Rev. B. case over this tbh.
 
I like what i see too bad no PSU cover.
 
I think the real reason behind all those massive cut outs is to reduce weight, the engineers at those companies receive a bonus when they get more ideas to reduce weight
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Something I don't like in quite a few case designs is the perforated PCI slot covers and the perforations in the case adjacent to them.
To me they are just openings for the ingress of dust and do nothing to assist with positive air pressure.
While this is a nice looking case, it looks like it needs more height above the Motherboard for those that insist on Liquid cooling, and for me at least, orange accents on the front.
 
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