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Bsantos
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I think the define R4 will suffice.

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Silverstone GD-07! 

 

I love that case. I recently build a server on it and its pretty damn sexy! 

 

It has a cool implementation of HHD mounts and has dust filters everywhere. 

It can accommodate around 5 120mm fans and 2 80mm fans if I'm not mistaken.

 

Cable management is a bit tight though. I suggest using a modular PSU or something with flat cables. :D

 

ALSO use Noctua fans. or if you can watercool the thing. (P.S I used the coolermaster 240v or somthing like that to cool the CPU but I ended using one of those uber slim fans like the Kaze June from Yate Loon to accomodate for it.) 

CPU: i5 -2400 Cooler: Noctua NH-L12 Mobo: Fatal1ty Z68 Pro Gen3 Memory: Corsair Vengeance 8gb 1600mhz SSD: Samsung 840 120gb HDD: WD 3TB Green, Seagate Barracuda 1TB GPU: Asus GTX 760 Direct CU II (future SLI) Sound card: Xonar Phoebus PSU: Corsair RM series 750 watts Case: Aerocool Mechatron Fans: Bit Fenix Spectre Pros
Monitor:Samsung SyncMaster SA950, Philips Blade 234CLSpeakers: Logitech z506 Headset: Razer Tiamat 7.1 KB: Blackwidow Ultimate Stealth edition Mouse: Ouroburos Mouse pad: Golaithus Extended Speed edition Gamepad: Orbweaver Controllers: Wireless Xbox 360 Controller, Razer Hydra 
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Yea I think that is a good choice as well.  I would have said go with the nzxt source 210 as I have done but you are looking for a quiet case.

 

Edit:  Plus the R4 has dust filters.

Depending on what the system's being used for, a single quiet fan in the back of the Source 210 Elite for exhaust might do.

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