Choosing a case for a hot setup - Antec P182 or Stacker 810?

Well i've got my new setup :
C2D 6700 2.66@3.5 Ghz
Asus Commando p965
Tuniq Tower Cooler
2gb Gskill pc8000 at 2.3V
2xSeagate 7200.10 320Gb
7600 gt (soon to be 8800gts )
Antec TruePower 2.0 480W

All these components generate a LOT of heat, the north bridge gets to ~60C and the memory cant be touched for more than a few seconds, so i'm thinking to upgrade my Gigabyte Aurora to something more suitable. After reading tons of reviews and opinions it comes down to these candidates :
1 - Antec p182
2 - Coolermaster Stacker 810

Now i lean towards the Antec case because of the quietness (I would like my system to be as silent as possible), cable management and overall engineering , the question is will it handle this much heat, or should i go with the Stacker ?

Thanks

The question is will the antec cope with the heat ? My current case (Gigabyte Aurora) is not doing the job as well as i'd like (bad front intake is screwing the airflow), so will the switch from aurora to antec be worth ~200$, or should i go for something else ?

the bit-tech review of the Antec P182

using a D955 Extreme Edition and they gave it good marks

should be hotter than an OCed C2D

Thanks for the info guys

Another question -
i had a problem in aurora with vibrations from the hds, with time the case started to emit very annoying high-pitched noise, the hds were mounted in the bottom cage using the supplied rails, removing them from there and placing unmounted removed the noise.

So are the rubber mounting grommets in 182's bottom cage stop disk vibrations effectively ??

RizzyWho - the Aurora 570 is basically the same Aurora 3D i have, so it will have the same airflow problems.

P180/P182 is excellent. Cable management can be a challenge, but check my thread in this forum area for ideas
http://forumz.tomshardware.com/har [...] 26954.html

The hdd cages are amazing to keep vibrations down. Very thick silicone grommets to completely isolate them from the cages itself. Then the cages are on thick plastic rails, not metal, so no vibration transferred there either. Check my sig, highly OC'd and 8800GTS, good temps in the case...but you need good front-to-back airflow with case fans and a good heatsink.