Case upgrade question

I'll second BlueMikey's recommendation. I built a friend's computer in a Centurion 5, and it's a really nice case. It's well made, has good ventilation, easy to work in, and looks good to boot. The tool-free assembly actually works right; I think I used a grand total of one screw to install all of the drives and cards in the thing, and that was only because I didn't really want to hold this monster in place with a little plastic clip. ^^

The only downside is that the front panel leaks out lots of noise, so you have to choose your parts carefully if you want a quiet PC. Noisy hard drives are particularly annoying in it. The Hitachi T7K250 that I installed in it was barely audible, but the seek noise of the Seagate 7200.9 that he added to it is quite noisy. His case was quite a bit noisier than my stock Antec P180 even without the Seagate drive, but then, the Antec costs almost 3 times as much as the Cooler Master.

Jam it back in, in the dark.