An ATX case for me

[CurlySturly]

Against my own will, I have succumb to buying a new ATX case instead of using my already bought Micro ATX case as the motherboards available for them are quite shoddy (AM3+ socket wise). Anyway, I have decided to get a normal sized ATX case but here are my needs:
- It need to be able to support bigger cards such as the GTX 780.
That is basically it as I am looking towards the future with this build as currently I will only be running a 270X at max until I have enough money. Anyway, It needs to be quite cheap as I'm already far off from my budget but still good enough to support the newer features such as USB 3.0. So I'm probably thinking that it will cost more as a result... anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[LurkingWeasel]

It's nearly a cliché to recommend a Corsair case at this stage, but I think the 300R would suit you well (depending on your actual budget).

 

[CurlySturly]

Does this have good ventilation and thanks for the quick response

 

[Steveocee]

Bitfenix Merc Alpha/Beta? Nice cases IMO (not sure if they're USB3 though)
Bitfenix Shinobi
Corsair 300R
Corsair 400R

 

[CurlySturly]

It's nearly a cliché to recommend a Corsair case at this stage, but I think the 300R would suit you well (depending on your actual budget).

Is there a cheaper equivalent? That case is very nice but is there a cheaper option as it's slightly busting my budget

 

[stulid]

BitFenix Shadow or Ronin?

 

[SilverTongue]

Bitfenix Merc Alpha/Beta? Nice cases IMO (not sure if they're USB3 though)

USB2 unfortunately, nice cases though except for cable management

 

[LurkingWeasel]

If you're only going for a single GPU set up, the 200R from Corsair might do?

 

[CurlySturly]

If you're only going for a single GPU set up, the 200R from Corsair might do?

Yeah I am only going to be using a single GPU and that case doesn't neccesarily bust the bank, so the 200R is a considerable case.

But what about this one:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-064-XG