batman3009 :
From the comparison in the link above the direct cu II is faster(Base & boost clock) but i want to know if the asus card will fit in my case & mobo?
From the conclusion to that review:
"There were some surprises throughout testing as well. Lightning’s paper specifications are a bit of a fallacy since they seem to indicate it won’t perform up to the DirectCu II TOP’s level. That wasn’t the case as throughout testing, MSI’s flagship was able to consistently trade blows with the best ASUS had to offer. It even pulled ahead by a miniscule amount once everything was said and done. At first this may seem impossible but through the “magic” of NVIDIA’s GPU Boost, the Lightning’s advanced power distribution and slightly lower temperatures allowed the core to hit its maximum speed more often and for longer periods of time than its competitor. The actual difference may be minor and will be indistinguishable to end users but in our charts at least, MSI now has the fastest GTX 680 we’ve tested. But is it worthy of a $599 price on that merit alone? No."
In terms of your mobo and case, your mobo is designed for quad-SLI so a single triple slot card will fit no problem. For your case, well here's what it says on the NZXT website:
"Maximize Expandability: E-ATX support allows more compatibility with high end components including large graphics cards, high end power supplies. and server boards"
http://www.nzxt.com/new/products/crafted_series/tempest_evo
Take your pick, the Asus DirectCU II, particularly if you can get the TOP version is a great card. Both are probably the two best single GPU video cards you can buy.