click meIf you're going to spring for a new case, get one with a decent power supply.

of times, its actually cheaper to get one WITH a power supply than one without. Buying a case without a power supply is sheer stupidity unless you already have one handy. Also, keep in mind to accept nothing smaller than 350 watts. Thats with running a modern processor, motherboard, and video card combo. Right now I'm running an Athlon XP 2800+, half a gig of RAM, a GF3 Ti200 (not exactly the biggest power hog in my system, I'll give you that), two hard drives (both 7200RPM), two burners (one CD-RW and one DVD +/- RW), one FDD (used sparingly), with six or seven fans running (counting power supply, video card, and CPU fans). All of this off of a
Fortron 350W power supply and it has absolutely no trouble at all handling this load.