Sorry but getting a freaking sound card for $150 is stupid.. get the HAF-X case for $150 and way better.. plus the parts you are getting are over priced
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HAF X Would fit anything too paying almost $300 for that case is just too much... trust me don't waste money your computer will be outdated in 1 year
The 800D is much bigger, with much better airflow (from what ive seen) and is probably 100x better quality wise. Not to mention the amazing cable management, which is why I first fell in love with it. Sometimes you actually have to pay for quality, and the 800D has that quality.
Well, the fact that I haven't upgraded my computer in 10 years kind of says something about a computer being outdated in a year. Just because it's a year old doesn't mean it's obsolete.
@Stevenom, 17-2600k is the MODEL of the CPU... not the cost.
@Moto Your sentence doesn't make sense. This isn't a "troll" or what have you.
@Stevenom, 17-2600k is the MODEL of the CPU... not the cost.
@Moto Your sentence doesn't make sense. This isn't a "troll" or what have you.
But still $300 for freaking case? i paid $30 for mine and i got V4 Black gaming case.
Troll is troll 
You are spending way too much, on way too good of things.

You are spending way too much, on way too good of things.
Like iverson said, you could easily save a lot of money on that system. Why do you want dual 6950s? Why do you want a sound card? Why do you want a 1000W PSU?
As for the case, I'd recommend the Corsair 600T. It's nothing but good reviews, has an extremely well thought out cable management system, has plenty of fan options and is designed to support water cooling, very good build quality, plenty of room (I think someone managed to fit an E-ATX mobo in it, don't hold me to it though), and is a very good looking case.
As for the case, I'd recommend the Corsair 600T. It's nothing but good reviews, has an extremely well thought out cable management system, has plenty of fan options and is designed to support water cooling, very good build quality, plenty of room (I think someone managed to fit an E-ATX mobo in it, don't hold me to it though), and is a very good looking case.
1000W for psuedo-future-proofing. Sound card because my current computer used on-board (forgot which mobo since all my shit is currently in a PODS and I'm chillin' on a laptop) and when I switched over to a sound card, albeit a cheap one, the sound quality was completely different. Maybe it's different now, but I'm going with a sound card first. Dual 6950s to put into CrossFire. It should be sufficient for quite a long time and it's only a tad more expensive than NVIDIA's GTX 580 and 590 cards and performs just as well if not better. I also might consider the Obsidian 650D. It might just be me but I love the way the Obsidian series looks.
@CABLE
I say troll because i think this is fake, you are trolling us for attention
But im probably wrong, so whatever.
Point is, you are wasting WAY too much money. You could get a decent computer (single high end gpu, six core amd cpu, get 8 gigs or so of ram, you don't need to spend so much money on this)
I say troll because i think this is fake, you are trolling us for attention

But im probably wrong, so whatever.
Point is, you are wasting WAY too much money. You could get a decent computer (single high end gpu, six core amd cpu, get 8 gigs or so of ram, you don't need to spend so much money on this)
AMD <3
HD RADEON <3
HD RADEON <3

