full tower case

[MorganO]

i want it to have a big window,

 

have good watercooling support(up to 480 80mm in the roof(single rad)(not icluding fans))

 have good airflow,

 

for reference the corsair 900D is TOO expensive

[Shiv78]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811133299&cm_re=thermaltake_case-_-11-133-299-_-Product

[MorganO]

3 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811133299&cm_re=thermaltake_case-_-11-133-299-_-Product

besides this what else is there, without it being ludicrously expensive, i do have the phanteks enthoo primo on my shortlist

[Zyndo]

39 minutes ago, KOMTechAndGaming said:

besides this what else is there, without it being ludicrously expensive, i do have the phanteks enthoo primo on my shortlist

Not a conventional case per se, but has 480mm radiator support for any thickness, and looks pretty badass if you put the right build into it, and it can be set up vertically, horizontally, or even wall mounted (which is a cool option imo): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA6ZP3MK4043&cm_re=Core_wall_P5-_-11-133-283-_-Product

 

Also I would like to recommend not to dismiss the 900D for its price. Yes, its one of the most expensive cases out there to date, but if you're putting in a massive 480mm radiator, a custom loop, and some reasonably high level hardware to go with it and possibly multiGPU.... are you really willing to skimp out on your case because its 80-100 dollars extra? I know everyone has their budgets, but when you're likely spending thousands, that extra 80-100 doesn't make a lot of sense to avoid. Now if you don't want the 900D for some other reason, or you like the Primo more, then by all means go for it, I'm just saying don't back down from an ideal case because of a few extra bucks at the end of an epicly expensive system =)

 

Beyond those options, there is other thermaltake Cube cases (don't know if you're into that or not) such as this Core X9 (which has room for up to 4x480mm simultaneously I believe): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA6ZP3KE5690&cm_re=Thermaltake_X9-_-11-133-275-_-Product

 

and outside of thermaltake/caselabs I'm not aware of many manufacturers that do 480 cases. lots of 360/420 ones out there, but 480's seem to be a rare breed.