Any Way to find what New Cases are coming out?

[Da Don Giovanni]

Need an *Ultra Tower Workstation* but not happy with what's available (Comos II is the closet thing to what I want) and wanted to know if there was a way to stay informed on upcoming cases.

Thanks in advance.

[shypin]

you could get one of the caselab cases

[soaringchicken]

follow all of the manufacturers on twitter I guess. 

[dukethedj]

The 900d from corsair is a good ultra tower. But to answer your question, the best way to stay informed is go into tech review sites like tomshardware and anandtech.

[Da Don Giovanni]

The 900d from corsair is a good ultra tower. But to answer your question, the best way to stay informed is go into tech review sites like tomshardware and anandtech.

thx!

[Da Don Giovanni]

follow all of the manufacturers on twitter I guess.

YES!!!

I've seen ppl with 10,000+ posts and no bronze contributor, how did you do it.

[All]

Either a 900D or a 780T (If you are on a budget, which I assume you are probably not.) would probably be fit for the job, but it would help us alot more with picking out a case if you told us what you need to fit in it.

[Da Don Giovanni]

Either a 900R or a 780T (If you are on a budget, which I assume you are probably not.) would probably be fit for the job, but it would help us alot more with picking out a case if you told us what you need to fit in it.

two GPU's probably Titan x, one or two SSD two HDD, full mobo, room for liquid cooling, sound card, 1000+PSU off the top of my head

Media production major at college, gaming, video, audio

[All]

You don't need a super tower for that, just a full tower, you underestimate their size. Get a 780T, it can fit quite a bit more than what you have there in case you want to upgrade, a 900D would simply dwarf it.

[Da Don Giovanni]

You don't need a super tower for that, just a full tower, you underestimate their size. Get a 780T, it can fit quite a bit more than what you have there in case you want to upgrade, a 900D would simply dwarf it.

but bigger is better!

[All]

but bigger is better!

A 780T can fit up to an XL-ATX motherboard, as well as has 9 expansion slots.

It has 3 2.5 inch drive bays and 6 combo 2.5/3.5 inch drive bays.

You can fit up to 9 120 mm case fans on it.

The dimensions are 637mm x 288mm x 602mm, which means you will have absolutely no problem fitting in a custom waterloop with 4 Titan Xs, a 200mm tall CPU cooler, 360mm radiator, 6 HDDs and 3 SSDs.

[Da Don Giovanni]

A 780T can fit up to an XL-ATX motherboard, as well as has 9 expansion slots.

It has 3 2.5 inch drive bays and 6 combo 2.5/3.5 inch drive bays.

You can fit up to 9 120 mm case fans on it.

The dimensions are 637mm x 288mm x 602mm, which means you will have absolutely no problem fitting in a custom waterloop with 4 Titan Xs, a 200mm tall CPU cooler, 360mm radiator, 6 HDDs and 3 SSDs.

ok you win, I don't need a cosmos II