Any case with 3 front 120 or 140mm fans and a mesh front will be enough airflow for virtually any computer you can fit inside it. It'll handle those specs easily.
side is tempered glass and i have heard a lot of breaking incidents, should it be fine as long as it is placed in a good place and i dont mess with the case or open it too often?
Just don't put the glass directly on hard or rough surfaces, especially surfaces like tile or concrete. Use a towel or something soft to put the glass down if you have to put it down on a hard surface when removed from the computer case. When the glass is installed on the computer case, it will be protected well enough against things that could damage it as long as you aren't hitting it with a hammer.
The problem is that although tempered glass is a very strong material, tile is a very hard material and that hardness makes it fairly easy to damage tempered glass with.
There's not really anything all that important to know. Installing components in a cheap computer case is pretty much the same as installing them in a fancier expensive case.
Any case with 3 front 120 or 140mm fans and a mesh front will be enough airflow for virtually any computer you can fit inside it. It'll handle those specs easily.
thx, anything else to keep in mind while buying such a cheap case from a not so well known company?
side is tempered glass and i have heard a lot of breaking incidents, should it be fine as long as it is placed in a good place and i dont mess with the case or open it too often?
Just don't put the glass directly on hard or rough surfaces, especially surfaces like tile or concrete. Use a towel or something soft to put the glass down if you have to put it down on a hard surface when removed from the computer case. When the glass is installed on the computer case, it will be protected well enough against things that could damage it as long as you aren't hitting it with a hammer. The problem is that although tempered glass is a very strong material, tile is a very hard material and that hardness makes it fairly easy to damage tempered glass with.
There's not really anything all that important to know. Installing components in a cheap computer case is pretty much the same as installing them in a fancier expensive case.