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Is there a silent Mid Tower case for the HD 5970?

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For the HD 5970 I want an i7 920, an ASUS P6T Deluxe V2, X58 (triple PC3-10667U DDR3), 6gb 2000mhz RAM and a Corsair TX 750W ATX 2.2. PSU. And maybe I want to crossfire it in the future when prices drop.

The card is 13.5 inches(34.3 cm) long. So is there a good silent mid tower case for the HD 5970?

Thanks

*Sry, i've asked about a case for the 5970 earlier, but not in this forum and not especially for a silent one.*
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Nick911
Antec p180 case. If my acrylic build works out, I can sell you one for a good price!
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Yup, the Antec P180/182 cases should have enough room, though you may need to remove the top HD tray for that - not sure really. But unless you have 5+ HDs, that shouldn't be an issue.
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a p182 should have enough room, the the top 3.5inch cage is removeable, so you got the full length of the case there
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Doh, the Antec P180/182 cases are the mATX form factor.

Nice piggyback posting there, idiots.
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a p182 should have enough room, the the top 3.5inch cage is removeable, so you got the full length of the case there


First, you're a necro.

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Doh, the Antec P180/182 cases are the mATX form factor.

Nice piggyback posting there, idiots.

Secondly...

Doh, the P180 MINI case is the mATX form factor.

Nice posting without knowing what you're talking about, idiot.
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Dream Killer
I have a Lian Li PC-60B II mid-tower and it'll fit any length card you want provided that you remove the bottom HDD rack. I fitted mine with S-Flex 120mm 800RPM fans and this computer is inaudible.
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Doh, the Antec P180/182 cases are the mATX form factor.

Nice piggyback posting there, idiots.

I wish I could -rep people.
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bleh, i got distracted when posting i think :x
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oh u should budget in a replacement heatsink for the card, stock ones can be pretty noisey
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