Case: Thermaltake Xaser III (very heavy but very solid case)
PSU: Thermaltake Silent Pure Power 480W (its not silent at akk)
Motherboard: Asus A8N-E
CPU: Athlon 64 3200+ Venice Core
Heatsink: Coolermaster Hyper 48
Storage: 200GB Seagate and 80GB Maxtor
RAM: 1 GB PQI PC3200 Dual Channel Ram (2-3-3-5)
Video Card: Geforce 6800GT OC'd to Ultra Speeds
Sound Card: Sound Blaster Audigy using Audigy 2 drivers
It's dusty I know.
wiring was a pain to do on this case as it was huge. It was noisy mostly because of the PSU and that's why I replaced it. 
Here's the newly built case (Antec SLK3000B) with all same components except a few new stuff:
PSU: Seasonic S12 430W (cables are very short and almost didn't have enough connectors for all my stuff)
Fan Controller: Sunbeam Rheobus
Heatsink: Coolermaster Hyper 48 modded with a 92mm to 120mm duct with 120mm Yate Loon fan on it. (less noisier this way. it was really hard trying to find screws to fit the duct though.)
Fans: 120mm Orange Yate Loons from TekGems
My Ghetto HD Suspension.
Cheap but it works! (i can't hear my maxtor drive and my seagate is barely noisy compared to when I mounted them. when I mounted them there was some kind of whirring noise which seemed to disappear once I mounted the drives.)
Not sure about this yet but still monitoring temps. (By the way the Blue stuff is Painter's Tape. Less sticky when taking it out and it looks cool.
)EDIT: Well I began monitoring the temps and when I covered the holes I was actually 4C higher with the tape on than without the tape. Noise wise there is a difference but not that much that I can live without the tape.
After a lot of fixing wires here and there here is the FINAL build and I am finally pleased with it all:
As you can see, I put an Xtreme Gear Blue Cathode on the top and the bottom of the case. It turned out a lot better than I thought it would. Also, I attached it to my Sunbeam Rheobus and so I can dim it or make it brighter. The pics were taken in daylight but it does get very bright at night.
Speaking of temps. At the moment I'm running all fans at 7V that includes the video card and I'm at 35C surfing the web and doing the basic stuff which is about equal to my last case but VERY QUIET. Room temp is higher than 25C. I can't hear my computer running when I open the window in my room.
Some of the cons of this case was that it was easily breakable. I broke off the front door clips when I first got it and the USB in the front was off centered by UPS. So I superglued the clips back together and enforced them with some melted glue and I'm hoping it holds for a while. The USB connections I just bent back into place. Overall, I'm impressed with this case with its quietness and fairly good airflow.
Thanks to everyone who gave me input in this great forum and feel free to comment on what I could do to improve the newly built one. (Maybe a Damping Noise Kit or the Scythe Ninja next.)