Same here. Except one. I have a few pc's under my desk right now. One is a Dell Dimension 9150. This is a btx case and while not real high end....is running a brand new Pentium D 960 (3.6 gig dual core conroe), 4gigs DDR2, 2x500gig Hitachi drives, 2 opticals, Xi-Fi, Tvtuner, and a 7900gtx. The thing is really quiet. 1 92mm fan at the bottom of the case to cool the hdd area..makes only a slight buzzing if you put your ear to the front of the case, and a very quiet 120mm fan just above it....This draws air in through a front grille, and blows it over the cpu heatsink, which is actually mounted on the front of the case, and hot air then passively exits out the back of the case which is largely done in a sort honeycombed grille style. Not sure what the cpu temps are, but the gpu is overclocked to 700/1880 and idles at 37 degrees. Part of this is to do with the fact the btx design allows for the airflow from the front 120mm fan to pass over the cpu and the gpu. Personally I think it's an excellent design and wish 3rd party case makers copied it. Everything is pretty standard in this case...mobo, psu, and it's completely and I mean completely toolless.
