Gaming/HTPC Case - Help

grease-monkey

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Hello all

So i recently moved into a new house and would like to keep my gaming pc in the living room, its a full tower Antec Eleven Hundred which is quite an eyesore in the living room as opposed to being under the desk, it houses the following:

CPU: Intel i7 4770k
GPU: Nvidia GTX580
MoBo: ASUS Rampage IV Formula
Ram: G.Skill Ripjaws 16(4GBx4)
PSU: Mushkin 1000watt Gold
my cpu is cooled by an Asetek closed loop liquid cooler which has 2 additional fans attached to it.
I have also added 2 more 90mm fans to the side panel for and extra OOMPH!!! of air circlulation; this brings my total fans to 4.
my pc has 4x3.5 hdds and an ssd

Now here is my predicament:

i would like to move to an HTPC case that could contain most of my components nicely, i realize that a few sacrifices may need to be made, i dont mind shifting my data here and there in order to get rid of a few HDDs or get fewer but larger HDDs since WD drives have gone up to 6TB, i would also not mind scrapping a few cooling fans assuming no harm would be done.

my only requirements are that the case has to (somewhat) look nice inside an entertainment unit (basically look home-theaterish) and must have a few usb ports in the front, optionally i would like the case to be able to support a double SLI of my GPU's in the future should i wish to do that.

i see that silverstone has a few cases that look good but i'm not sure of compatibility issues especially if the case would be able to hold my motherboard. Ive especially taken a liking to the SilverStone Grandia Series GD08B, please have a look at it and tell me if i can pull this off given my current pc components.

let me know if i forgot anything

thanks
 
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Check your components against the Silverstone GD08B specs here to see if it's going to work out for you. It seems to fit the majority of what you have. You need to size up your GPU though.

nismoguy82

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Check your components against the Silverstone GD08B specs here to see if it's going to work out for you. It seems to fit the majority of what you have. You need to size up your GPU though.
 
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