Originally Posted by Digerati

Finally, you are going to end up with a very fine system - now make sure you protect it with a good UPS with AVR - I would recommend at least a 1200VA - the Belkin 1500VA with AVR for £134.25 inc vat looks good and should easily protect your computer, all your network gear, a PDA, and two LCD monitors with no problems. Your equipment is worth it - and your PSU and motherboard regulator circuits will thank you for it. Remember, a surge and power protector is bare anything more than a fancy and expensive extension cord. All computers should be on an UPS with AVR.

Thanks for posting that, i never gave that a thought at all. Yes i just used the calculator and to got around the 700W mark. Your power supply does save me some money however it does not by far, I'd say about $40-50.

Originally Posted by RawrrrFace16

While searching the website you gave me, i looked at some Enermax review website and people were saying that 'NZXT Hush Silent Computer Chassis' works well with the power supply. Here is the link: http://www.quietpc.com/gb-en-gbp/pro...s/nzxt-hush-gr
What do you reckon?
It has plenty of space for graphics, mobo etc etc.

This is a Mid Tower. Not enough room. You really need a Full Tower. Here is another good collection of only full towers:

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g1/c...tml?o=title_az

The Thermaltake mounts the PSU vertically whereas most cases mount horizontally.

The Galaxy PSU has a 120mm intake fan on the bottom and a 80mm exhaust on the rear.

In the Thermaltake case the bottom fan becomes a side fan.

This is why the HDD rack to the side needs to be removed.

There are few cases larger than the Thermaltake but I will keep looking.

Ah that website is easier. Tells you what power supplies they put in them. I found 4 decent cases which do fit the Enermax Galaxy 1000W.

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/53...tml?tl=g1c7s27
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/41...=g1c7s27#blank
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/73...=g1c7s27#blank
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/55...tml?tl=g1c7s27

So far I am still not seeing anything better than the Thermaltake Armor.

The problem with a bottom mount is that your lower PCI_E card will be right on top of the intake fan on the PSU.

The Thermaltake leaves a great open space for intake air although you do need to remove the HDD rack. This rack can be moved to the front if needed but there is already a front mounted fan cooled 3 HDD rack in the front.

http://www.thermaltake.com/product/C...rmor_index.asp

Oh right. I shall trust your opinion. Lucky for me that case if in my local computer store.

I shall reply in couple weeks if i am in need of advise for putting things together or anything i need just to finish it off.

Thanks for helping me out so far.

The problem with a bottom mount is that your lower PCI_E card will be right on top of the intake fan on the PSU.

And some tall full tower cases with bottom PSU bays require some long PSU cables - most of the better PSUs do, but something to think about.

I recently bought a Ultra m988 and like it. It's very roomy, and light, and has an air filter too.

Just thought id say that my rig has been build last weekend and booted first time to top it off and runs like a charm. Currently overclocking the rig and I would like to say thanks to all that helped me decide my rig in the 'developing' stages.

I'll post pictures of my rig soon (:

Cool. Thanks for the update.

Looking forward to the pics.