Maxie94

For cooling I'd just be using one 360 mm rad on the top, the rest I'll fill it with fans

If I could get this case I definitely would, but apparently I can't get it on my country 😢

It may be super heavy, but I agree with tdkid, some components (GPU) are getting larger and larger over time, and if I want to upgrade to a more powerful GPU in the future I think I'm gonna need an even bigger PSU than the one I currently have. So I think the 7000d is the case I'm choosing right now, but I have to wait until it gets here on my country, but if I had to choose right now, I'd choose the 7000d for future proofing.

personally i would go for the 7000D because being even bigger means that it will be able to support computer components like GPUs getting bigger over time so it will save you money in the long run.

haha i love to see some one steel my pc...when i done even 2 people wont be able to pick it up....
 
ill probly end up stick my thermaltake core x9 on top to save space....only need a tower 900 on top of that...i kid....

 

 
thermal take tower 900 on the way boys....ya im Friging nuts....

You're totally right, I was also thinking about going into a store and try the options myself. I appreciate the warning and I'll definitely take it into account.

Hey what do you guys think about the Audio-Technica brand? Specifically, the ATH-M20X and ATH-M30X.

Of course it's possible.
 
Any potential bottlenecks depend on your resolution.

I run a 1080 on my 4670k (at stock) with no complaints.

And an SSD. You need an SSD.
 
Back to the topic - you should be fine. You might be slightly bottlenecked in a CPU demanding games/places in games but nothing you will really notice.

it'll perform very well.

You'll be fine and shouldn't experience bottlenecking with a good quad core like that