Try contacting these guys, www.xcsase.co.uk I found them to be a great help when ordering my case.
I have an 8800GTX I got an enermax server case in the end, but i don't think they do it any more.
Loads of room and a nice looking case though
Try contacting these guys, www.xcsase.co.uk I found them to be a great help when ordering my case.
I have an 8800GTX I got an enermax server case in the end, but i don't think they do it any more.
Loads of room and a nice looking case though
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I think he means www.xcase.co.uk
Eclipse FTW!!!!!!!!
I would say a P180/2 but you need to remove the top HDD cage as others have probably said before me, no biggie as you can fit plenty of HDD's in the lower cage,.
I've just changed from the Eclipse to the P180B and I do miss the build quality and internal looks of the Eclipse, although the Antec has it when it comes to silence, such a good case.
CPU with stock Intel cooler at 30% PWM Cycle it just touches 60 degrees on both cores, and I can't hear the system from 8 feet away with the bottom 120mm fan removed and the top two on low.
Superb case for silence, bitch to build in (could do with more space behind the motherboard tray and a bigger hole for cables IMO) looks good too.
Eclipse is a breeze to build in, everything is removeable, acres of space and the looks of it are superb (in my eyes)
If you've got the money a Silverstone TJ-09 is the way forward,Great Cooling, Classy, Quiet and Big
The Akasa Eclipse would get my vote....all the space you could possibly need and great build quality...and only around £80 at the moment...
Akasa Eclipse 62 here, with an 8800gtx inside. Fits great.
Theermaltake Kandalf Looks pretty good, any opinions guys?
UPDATE
i went for the Antec P182
overall a fantastic case but a extra inch here and there whould reallyu have made a diffrence but overall a fantastic case very low noise
coolermaster s4000 sx-1
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Dunno if they still sell it, but the Gigabyte Aurora might fit the bill. It's pretty big, and has a large perforated side-panel:
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/200..._aurora_case/1
It's a nice case, and I've had one for years. However, you won't be able to fit in a graphics card that is longer than a GTX 260, as the drive cage gets in the way.
I would get a Lian-Li p50
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