[Solved] Quick Comparison of Cases

Definitely the HAF 922, but change the combo. I'm not sure exactly which GPU you've chosen, but if it's just a single 4870/5750 as mentioned in that thread then a 500W will be fine.

COOLER MASTER HAF 922
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OCZ ModXStream Pro OCZ500MXSP 500W
Combo Price: $149.98
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Comb [...] mbo.274115

1 vote 932 (Cades)
1 vote 922 (build) with different combo

Thanks for the input, guys.

Anyone else agree with them?

I'll bump this once more, and then let it die.

So far, it seems that CoolerMaster seems to be the favorite both this thread, and others.

... but which to get?

Anyone with an opinion, please post it.

(... and price is not an issue, so long as it's one of these four. If the 932 beats the 922, vote for it.)

I apologize for taking up your time... again... but I'm buying a case tonight, before newegg cycles into next week.

Not bad, but as there's no significant advantage of it over the others (not trying to offend you) that I can see, I'd rather go with something made from steel... and in a slightly larger size.

Currently, I'm favoring the 932.

... but I still have about 3 hours to change my mind... heh.

Still, thanks for the input.

Apparently, I've been mis-informed... I had thought that newegg stated it was plastic/mesh.

On an interesting note, I just discovered that the Antec 1200, with a MUCH louder/lower watt psu, costs the same as the 932 with the better psu.

Any thoughts? Should I switch to favoring the 1200?

... and size isn't much of an issue, as this will be pretty much the only thing on my desk.

Looking over reviews on other sites, it seems that the Haf 932 is superior to the 1200... despite the newegg reviews, which state the opposite.

... with only 2 hours left to choose, I'm back to the 932.
... unless someone can bring up a good point on the 1200 (Air filters were nice)

As for the Lian Li, it just doesn't seem mainstream enough for me to feel comfortable with it. Good looking cases, though, I might try one on my next build.

Guess I don't know my acronyms, heh.

Closing the thread, I'm 20 minutes from purchase... and so far, I'm going with the CM 932.

Many thanks for the input, guys.

Best answer goes to jbakerlent for drawing attention to the Lian Li, which looks great... and the brand will be a serious consideration in my next build.