Need help choosing a case for my new build

you might want to check out the Rosewill THOR cases on Neweg, they come with 4 led fans (I believe).......one version is on sale with a rebate as well, for under $150. They are full size cases.

Or you can check out Newegg's entire offering, pick one you like and ask for feedback once you have selected one or more possibilities.

My current favorite is the Cooler Master HAF XB.

Here are a couple reviews:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVMkGv1uXTE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhjoYbVX1XU

When it comes to high end mid towers these days, it’s really hard to ignore what the Corsair Graphite Series 600T White Edition has to offer. After all, look at it! It’s absolutely drop dead gorgeous. Looks aside, the Corsair Graphite Series 600T White Edition is an improvement over the popular and successful original Corsair Graphite 600T. This special White Edition features a new removable acrylic side window as well as a stunningly beautiful, high-quality white paint job that’ll have all onlookers drooling in envy.

Cooling performance wise, you’ve got dual 200mm white LED lit fans as well as a 140mm fan to make sure everything inside stays nice and chilly white removable dust filters make sure the insides stay dust free. Like your PC quiet? How about an integrated fan controller mounted right up top?

Additionally, this case features a roomy interior with up to 8 expansion slots, compatibility with all the common ATX form factor (and smaller) motherboards and even the largest graphics cards on the market today. The case also features completely tool less design and some amazing cable management options with plenty of openings leading to the back of the case so you can make sure the case looks fantastic through that window. And with two 200mm fans (and room for more), the case will keep the interior cool.The cooler Master HAF X case is possibly one of the most popular high end computer gaming cases on the market today, and that’s because it’s damn good. Starting with the appearance of this case, it’s absolutely stunning. The entire “tank like” chassis is finished in black and wrapped in some very high quality steel and plastic. As its name, high air flow, implies, the major selling point of this case is in its top notch cooling performance. Up front through the mesh grill you get a 230mm red LED lit fan sucking plenty of air into the case while up top you also get a large 200mm fan complemented with another 140mm fan to round out the exhaust system. On one side of the case you also get a large window covering 3/4 of the sidepanel allowing you to show off your components, while the other 1/4 of the window houses an extra large 200mm intake fan for unprecedented graphics card cooling performance.

Of course, the case also features some other pretty sweet features such as USB 3.0 front headers, full support for every motherboard size between mATX to XL-ATX, excellent cable management, tool free installation, SLI/Crossfire support, and even casters so you can roll this badboy around.Don’t like it? Check out some other top picks:

NZXT Phantom 410
Corsair Carbide Series 500R
NZXT 810 Switch
NZXT Phantom
Silverstone Raven RV-03

+1 i forgot Fractal Design R4

It's really hard to recommend a case without knowing your tastes, so much of deciding what makes a case good is subjective.

Do you have any other examples of cases you like?

Edit: Also, if you like the Thermaltake case and your only qualm is the lack of rubber pads for the PSU, why not just spend an extra buck or two and get something suitable from a local hardware store, or online when you purchase the case?

I'd probably get one more 140mm for the front intake.

Lycros nailed it.

Also, if you really care about silence, I believe the two 120mm fans that come stock can both be replaced with 140mm fans, which will be quieter. I'd wait until you have the case to see if it matters that much, though - that case is pretty amazing.

I believe the two stock fans in the R4 are 140mm.

I didn't realize that - even more impressed with the case now. And no, you most likely won't need an additional fan unless you plan on moderately heavy overclocking.

The NZXT 810 Switch is a very nice case! I would go for that over the R4. It's a little bigger though.

I agree with Lycros

The 810 switch is a very nice case, but it's not designed for silent operation, if that matters to you. Just throwing that out there, as it's part of why I love the Design R4 - it's very silent.

Those two and a good CPU cooler should be plenty.