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Epitaph · 10-02-2010, 10:57 AM

That depends. Are you building a gaming rig? How many video cards are you going to put it in? What size are they?

The Antec cases are some of the best designed cases out there, and they're pretty cheap (not cheaply made).

If you want a basic look, and assuming everything fits, go with the Antec Three Hundred.

My bro-in-law bought a Cooler Master & it works flawlessly. No excess noise from fans. I would recommend them as well.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...NG&PageSize=20

FYI - it's never a bad idea to buy an extra fan or two if you're worried about overheating. I don't how many spots there are for fans on the 300, but it includes a 120mm & 140mm(one on top, the other on the back, you can add a 3rd on the side). Even if you do overclock, it should be more than enough to cool.

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Epitaph Custom User Title Drives: Fast Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 550	That depends. Are you building a gaming rig? How many video cards are you going to put it in? What size are they? The Antec cases are some of the best designed cases out there, and they're pretty cheap (not cheaply made). If you want a basic look, and assuming everything fits, go with the Antec Three Hundred. My bro-in-law bought a Cooler Master & it works flawlessly. No excess noise from fans. I would recommend them as well. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...NG&PageSize=20 FYI - it's never a bad idea to buy an extra fan or two if you're worried about overheating. I don't how many spots there are for fans on the 300, but it includes a 120mm & 140mm(one on top, the other on the back, you can add a 3rd on the side). Even if you do overclock, it should be more than enough to cool.