What would you say are the top 10 "Cadillacs" of computer cases?

Kaido

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Like P180, Sonata, etc...if you didn't have a budget and could buy the case of your dreams...what are the top 10 coolest, nicest, sweetest cases?
 

jimbob200521

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cant really list the top ten, but im kinda partial to thermaltakes tsunami and cooler masters cm stacker, myself
 

Finns14

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ITs mostly personal opinion its just that some are more sturdy than other (which some stress is important but I tend to disagree casue how often does one move there tower around) and air is kinda important for a case.
 

hurtstotalktoyou

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I don't think there's such a thing as a "Cadillac of cases," is there? One man's flimsy is another man's light. One man's upgradable is another man's bulky.
 

Kaido

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Originally posted by: hurtstotalktoyou
I don't think there's such a thing as a "Cadillac of cases," is there? One man's flimsy is another man's light. One man's upgradable is another man's bulky.

Well, I mean in your opinion. Like, Lian-Lis are Cadillacs...really nice build quality.
 

leigh6

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Antec Solution Series is a Cadillac.

Up from there are BMW's, Mercedes, Jaquar, Yugo's (just checking to see if you are paying attention), Rolls Royce, Bentley.
 

Fullmetal Chocobo

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My case, a Enermax FS2300BB. :D 23 5.25" drive bays, modding to handle two power supplies, and room to hold two more if ever necessary.

EDIT: And sturdy enough to sit on and roll around in the living room (all tile at my house). And yes, me and wife did this when we were moving in. :D
 

eLiu

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Originally posted by: tasburrfoot78362
My case, a Enermax FS2300BB. :D 23 5.25" drive bays, modding to handle two power supplies, and room to hold two more if ever necessary.

EDIT: And sturdy enough to sit on and roll around in the living room (all tile at my house). And yes, me and wife did this when we were moving in. :D

WOW...how much $$ did that run you? Yeesh!
 

leigh6

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Originally posted by: tasburrfoot78362
My case, a Enermax FS2300BB. :D 23 5.25" drive bays, modding to handle two power supplies, and room to hold two more if ever necessary.

EDIT: And sturdy enough to sit on and roll around in the living room (all tile at my house). And yes, me and wife did this when we were moving in. :D


WOW
 

Fullmetal Chocobo

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Originally posted by: eLiu
Originally posted by: tasburrfoot78362
My case, a Enermax FS2300BB. :D 23 5.25" drive bays, modding to handle two power supplies, and room to hold two more if ever necessary.

EDIT: And sturdy enough to sit on and roll around in the living room (all tile at my house). And yes, me and wife did this when we were moving in. :D

WOW...how much $$ did that run you? Yeesh!

Case was about $450, and $125 to ship. The damn thing had a 106 pound shipping weight. My computer now weighs an estimated 165 pounds...

This is the website for my machine. I just finished installing new heat sinks on the Xeons in there too. :)
 

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The Praetorian PAC-T01 is a good case once you replace the loud 80mm fans with some good Nexus fans or add a fan controller to your case. I have an Intel 1 ghz system built on this case. If you have a faster processor and more heat I wonder how well the 80mm fans would get rid of the extra heat? Other than using 80mm fans it is pretty well designed case without the door option.
 

Mrvile

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CM Stacker 830/810, CM Praetorian 7300, CM Wavemaster, Antec P180, Lian Li V1000/2000 series, Lian Li PC-65, and Silverstone TJ03 would all be on my list.