Silent, Cool, Mid Tower?

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rkowalk

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02-22-2008 at 02:56:06 AM

I was just wondering what everyone would say is the best case for being quiet and being able to keep components cool, i will have a arctic freezer on my cpu and a 8800gts under the case if that really matters. Fashion points are a plus! Thanks for the help in advance

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02-22-2008 at 03:14:55 AM

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Antec P182.

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02-22-2008 at 03:20:51 AM

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Yep, nice case, but look at the Antec 900 too for a great Air cooled case also. The 182 has more room for water cooling, staying air? Then the 900 has great reviews and I used one for a long time with great results.

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02-22-2008 at 03:26:10 AM

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Agree with Conumdrum on the Antec 900 as well. Either will provide great cooling. The P182 will be a little quieter, though. That's why I suggested that as opposed to the 900.

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02-22-2008 at 03:30:15 AM

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Something lighter and sexy would be the Lian Li A10

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