Silent cases

[JohnR]

Looking to get a new case which will hopefully be quieter & better looking then my current case. I seen the other post with the thermaltake cases & they looked good, i am also looking into water cooling some time so it would be nice to have a case that could facilitate that, any suggestions??

 

[DonNagual]

Some quiet cases use padding inside to buffer the noise, while others use design ideas and less fans.

Here is a great one that uses buffering to keep things quiet. It is a very high quality case but note it comes with no power supply:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811129154

Here is one that uses less fans, and designing to keep quiet. It is the one I own, and I am happy with it. It depends on your budget really. It comes with a high quality power supply as well, so for the price this is an amazing deal.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811129155

Both are about the same price, but the latter comes with the power supply. The first one however is a higher quality case, just be sure to get a decent power supply if you go that route (don't buy a no name PSU, you will regret it. Not to mention that the PSU is where a lot of your noise is going to come from).

 

[JohnR]

Those look good, but i should be receiving my new Cpu & mobo soon & dont want to have to wait any longer for delivery to the uk. I have deceided to get the thermaltake Kandalf, but cant find a uk dealer that sells them in black, anyone know a place??(uk preferably)

 

[patio]

Contact Thermaltake and they will give you a list of U.K. vendors...

patio.

 

[howard_hopkinso]

Those look good, but i should be receiving my new Cpu & mobo soon & dont want to have to wait any longer for delivery to the uk. I have deceided to get the thermaltake Kandalf, but cant find a uk dealer that sells them in black, anyone know a place??(uk preferably)

Take a look HERE or HERE

Regards Howard