New PC, but which case?

[joule]

As you already, probably well know, I'm in the midst of upgrading my computer(or rather building a whole new machine) in the next coming weeks. First off the bat is a new case with a beefy power supply to boot. So I am asking all of you for your opinions and thoughts of the following cases.

Teh Sechs

Teh Pwn

Teh Leet

I shall let the community decide. Cast your votes now!

 

[Qonfused]

Fag, you stole my thread title.

OMFGFORUMPOLICE!

Btw, teh sechs looks like best although they all look "meh"... (and I still wouldn't trust those PS's).

 

[JNightshade]

I actually like "Teh Leet" far more than the others, although I think there are much better cases out there...

 

[bryanf445]

teh sechs imo

 

[duffers20]

Teh pwn because of the best looking cooling. other than that, don't really like the look of the cases, but hey, its your poll and that would be my choice if i had to choose one.

 

[Quixoticism]

What motherboard are you planning on getting?
Most PCI-Express mobos need a 24 pin power connector; all of those cases have 20 pin connectors. You would need to buy an adapter to make it work.

That said, of those cases, I would choose teh sechs

 

[ComradeBadger]

Teh sechs.. but I don't really like any of them. Go with a nice ThermalTake, Lian Li, Antec, Chieftec or Coolermaster

 

[Qonfused]

I convinced him to get a PSU, and different case on Xfire. I'm so talented.

 

[baron insig]

get coolermaster centurion 5

fine strong case

 

[dream431ca]

Bah..I don't care for either of those cases..I like metallic sleek cases...yeah.

 

[joule]

I convinced him to get a PSU, and different case on Xfire. I'm so talented.

Yes, indeed. Qonfused FTW!

Teh Win!
Teh Win!

 

[EVIL]

none of them because they prolly suck anyway, and you only picked them because they look cool (I personally think they look like shit)

 

[Asus]

Whatever you do, don't use the powersupply from the Teh Pwn.
Also if you do get a board with a 24pin ATX plug, get a new PSU with a native 24pin rather than getting an adapter. You want that extra +12Volt rail that those provide (they have 2 +12V rails) for the PCI-Express gfx card.

 

[joule]

Read my last post, both of you.

 

[ktimekiller]

teh leet

 

[EVIL]

teh ugly