Test Setup
To determine how each of these cases would fare under real-world conditions, we equipped them with standard hardware. Specifically we used:
| Motherboard | Gigabyte | GA-8I945GMH-RH |
| CPU | Intel | P4/2,6 GHz |
| CPU Fan | Cooler Master | CM12V |
| Memory | ExceleRAM | EX2-2800Ps, 2x 1 GByte, DDR2 |
| Hard Drive | Maxtor | Diamond MAX 10, SATA-II, 300 GByte |
| Optical Drive | Gigabyte | GO-D1600D (DVD) |
| PSU | Hiper | High Power 560 Watt |
| Graphics | Gigabyte | GV-RX30128D |
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reading that makes me pleased i went for an Antec NSX 1300. more compact, good cooling, better looks, very solidly built - its down side is the nonstandard psu and lack of front facing 3.5" bay for a card reader but i'd reccommend it over any of the reviewed cases!
I will be building a micro-atx based box soon Lian-Li v300 for the same price as these looks like much better value