Case for an overclocked rig & 8800GTX

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Well, I'm going to go down the C2D road in the spring. My current rig still holds good resale value, so I'd like to switch while I can still claw back some $$$ cost.

I got away with installing my GTX in my trusty old Chieftek Apollo case, as it has no drive bay in the bottom, and my Lanparty NF4 Ultra-D has a 2nd PCI-x slot lower down on the mobo ;)

I won't be so lucky with a new single PCI-x slot mobo. I might just order in a new case before xmas in prep, as I've some spare cash knocking around.

I will always be overclocking, and I'd like something quality, light, easy to work with, plenty of cooling, and not tacky, stylish even. It must fit a GTX. I'd also love USB and Audio in/out ports on the top or front. Removable mobo tray would be nice, unless there's plenty of space to work with. I'm not too keen on getting a fullsize tower - I don't need the drive bays. This should be a quality investment for the future.

I'm looking at Lian-Li, Alaska Eclipse or maybe an Antec 900? The NZXT Zero looks nice too, anyone have one of these? Friendly advice or suggestions would be really appreciated. No flaming please :cool:

Merry Christmas all :)
 
I would recommend the Alaska Eclipse 62. Got myself a Eclipse yesterday and I think its great looks really nice very light compared to my P180, love it to bits.
But it depends on your budget if you can afford it look at the Lian Li V1000 or V2000
 
Case in sig, plenty room for anything you wish.

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Hehe thanks takes a while to sort the cables out(3hrs) :eek: you can put cable`s behind the bottom of the case where the psu sit`s,all i can say is take plenty of time with how you want it to look :D
 
I just love my Stacker STC-T01. Room for triple radiator and psu, and I still have lots of room to work with. I can rip the mobo out without having anything in its way... It's very easy to get good airflow as well :)
 
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