Now I may be wrong but I'm sure that one of the basic principles of thermal dynamics is that hot air rises!
So I cannot see why all the serious overclockers would opt for a tower case over a desktop case... I bought a desktop case originally for my rig as I was planning on storing it out of site and it would have suited my needs perfectly. I switched to a tower case though (due to a furniture change) and found my temps sky rocket as the hot air from my two GFX cards was rising up directly through my Zalman 9500 Aero Flower.
Surely the best config would be to have a desktop style case with some fans on top sucking the hot air out?
So I cannot see why all the serious overclockers would opt for a tower case over a desktop case... I bought a desktop case originally for my rig as I was planning on storing it out of site and it would have suited my needs perfectly. I switched to a tower case though (due to a furniture change) and found my temps sky rocket as the hot air from my two GFX cards was rising up directly through my Zalman 9500 Aero Flower.
Surely the best config would be to have a desktop style case with some fans on top sucking the hot air out?
But you cant stick a load of fans ontop of a desktop case because most people would plonk their monitor on them.. also if you have front intake fans, the air would just get sucked through the top and not allow the air to reach the components. And tower cases look nicer 


loll. i'l take a case off your hands if you want, and it wont look like a tower anymore