Which PC case do you use?

Just switched from Corsair Stormtrooper to Phanteks Entoo Evolv Atx. Loved the Stormtrooper (yes it's heavy) but wanted something smaller and sleeker. The Evolv ATX is both and I couldn't be happier!
 
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It's big.... but all of the stock fans died in a few years. Cannot recommend it, I currently use seidon 120m water system in it. Which seems to be another flop, from what I can tell a air cooler would be better for the buck. No incoming fans. Big holes where the old 250mm fans once stood. If I ever manage to get some extra cash I'll replace it.
 
Coolermaster HAF932, it's pretty old, but I guess so is my desktop. The large fans in this thing run really quiet and keep everything pretty cool.
I have the same case for some years, the thing is really spacious, I added some dust filters - as it's not shipping with any - and now the airflow is great, with low temperatures and basically no distinguishable noise. The fact that this case is also watercooling-ready makes it pretty future-proof :)
 
Graphite 600T with custom 1/2" acrylic side panel.
I love this case and will keep it another two years at least.
Using same one, with replacement side panel with 2 fixtures for fans to cool 2 x 7970GHZ cards in crossfire. Been running the 2700k i7 @ 4.7Ghz since building in this case. It's a big heavy thing but a pleasure to work inside. Think when I eventually need to upgrade I''ll be using the case again.
 
Phanteks Enthoo Primo. I'm on my second build inside the case and I'm still happy with it and wont be changing it anytime soon. Bags of room which is how I like them.

Same here. I have two white Primos and, IMHO, there's not a better case out there.
 
The 4 I'm currently using:

Original CM Storm Sniper, had to paint the inside black myself and purchase the clear side panel separately when it became available, I had made my own until then. Great case, love the handles, the fan controller, and most importantly the look, nothing else comes close. This is my main rig outfitted with an Hexacore i7 and GTX970.

Next is my CM HAF 932, this one came painted black on the inside and with a clear side panel. This is my server outfitted with 10 drives ATM, ready for another 4 easily. i7 920 powered, very quiet.

Then there's my SG10, excellent mATX case, so far the best I've ever worked with. Plenty of room for big video cards and large tower style coolers. Currently I have an i7 960 with a Silver Arrow cooling it with an HD7950, I swap in the 970 when I don't feel like lugging my sniper to Lan parties.

Last is my HTPC Fractal Node, nice little case, easy to work in, room for surprising amount of drives and room for a full sized GPU.

I also have a Corsair 250D which was another great little case, I have plans for it, just going to wait until I need to upgrade something, which I don't see being required any time soon.
 
I still use my ~18 yr old Antec sx830.. The thing's a beast, wrapped in solid 1.0mm steel. It does what I need it to do, and if it didn't.. I could just take a grinder/welder to it if necessary.
 
Just purchased the Corsair Graphite 780T and it is absolutely PHENOMENAL! Unfortunately I do not have pics of the install yet, but there is literally so much room I feel like I could crawl inside after I swapped all my components into it. It replaced a CoolerMaster HAF 932 that I have had for the past 6 years. The CoolerMaster case was really nice, but this thing is just on another level.
 
Currently; Cooler Master 912 for work, Antec Three Hundred for Home, Corsair 400r for gaming

The Antec is probably my favorite.
 
I just have a fairly standard mid-tower by X-Case that has a few years now.
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Also this one that has a lot more than just a few years :eek:

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I am using the Alienware X51 R3 6310BLK desktop pc. This version of the case is the one without an optical drive. I am considering something new, as the AMD Radeon R9 370 is showing its age in some newer games, like XCOM 2, Doom, and Batman: Arkham knight. Since this case won't support any of the new video cards I am considering, a new system will be required. I am not sure if I want to build or buy a pre-built system.
 
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