What's a quiet computer case for gtx980 and i7 skylake

[DavetheChamp]

Give me a couple options I'm willing to spend a lot.

[edh]

Cases themselves are neither quiet or noisy, it's what you put in them that counts. What is your usage scenario? What other components are you using?

[DavetheChamp]

gona use a ninja 4 cpu cooler. I dunno what motherboard. Gonna get a 1tb ssd.

I'm thinkings of getting the fractal r5 case.
evga supernova 850 watt.

[Stratohero]

Cases themselves are neither quiet or noisy, it's what you put in them that counts. What is your usage scenario? What other components are you using?

People like you should be banned.

There are hundreds of graphs on various sites showing different cooling/noise results for cases with identical components, and here you are speaking such deceiving nonsense.

Mods, pleas ban this useless guy.

[Mod comment: your opinion is your right, but this poster makes a valid point, and you do not need to insult them. Keep it civil, and read the rules of posting.]

[quest_for_silence]

Mods, pleas ban this useless guy.

What about leaving this community? We don't need your gross ignorance and your rudeness.

[Cistron]

Cases themselves are neither quiet or noisy, it's what you put in them that counts. What is your usage scenario? What other components are you using?

People like you should be banned.

There are hundreds of graphs on various sites showing different cooling/noise results for cases with identical components, and here you are speaking such deceiving nonsense.

Mods, pleas ban this useless guy.

While edh probably one of the more cynical guys, he's right. The noise-blocking effect of cases is marginal.

You can have a super quiet PC, even with a GTX980 and top-level i7, in a relatively cheap case. As long as the case has decent ventilation and your components aren't -- let's say -- short-tempered.

@DavetheChamp: The Fractal R5 is a great choice. Have a look at the ATX-gamers build guide on the front-page.

[Quinnbeast]

Cases themselves are neither quiet or noisy, it's what you put in them that counts. What is your usage scenario? What other components are you using?

People like you should be banned.

There are hundreds of graphs on various sites showing different cooling/noise results for cases with identical components, and here you are speaking such deceiving nonsense.

Mods, pleas ban this useless guy.

People like you need to learn how not to overreact to something because you disagree with it. Instead of requesting a ban, feel free to offer an alternative opinion in a constructive manner that is helpful to the OP. Otherwise, all you've done is rant. And, part of what he said is true - cases do not generally make noise, although they do (of course) vary in how they deal with resonance and direct escape paths (i.e. top & side vents) etc to a greater or lesser degree.

For a single GPU setup (even with some overclocking on the CPU/GPU) the Fractal Define range is a natural starting point for many on here. Solidly built, clean aesthetics, easy to work in, pretty flexible for both quiet operation and/or improved cooling... and not extravagantly priced. It's worth seeing if you think they'll fit the bill and going from there.

[NeilBlanchard]

Lets stay on topic, please, and keep it civil.

[xan_user]

There are hundreds of graphs on various sites showing different cooling/noise results for cases with identical components.....

not one of those sites has a soundproof room with a noise floor as low as ours. -so they can basically stick their "graphs"
up their collective arses.

[DavetheChamp]

I like the fire. This is the kind of fire I need in my new pc.
Ya I'm gloing with the fractal r5.
Could use a more specific power supply recommendation. Willing to spend more for quiet.