I like the trooper more, but as said, it requries a bit of modding for a 360 rad on the top. OC3D.tv has a video guide on how to do it though.
The 670 is such a low wattage card that you'll be totally fine with a 360 with decently low spinning fans (assuming they are of good quality).
My computer/hobby/gaming/etc room.
Shelf of tools and supplies, small desk serves as workbench. Comcast Business 50/10 Gateway on the bottom of the shelf.
Books! (and some cases there in the corner)
Whiskey - fridge is stocked with spring water from Ireland and Scotland, as...
It's not just a case that you're spending the money on. Trying to justify it in terms of features and specs is the completely wrong way in going about it. It's a piece of handcrafted art that you are buying. Don't get me wrong, even if money was no object, I wouldn't buy it myself.
Check out Lian Li PC-A06 and A05 as well.
Out of the cases you listed, Define is the only one that really qualifies as quiet. There isn't a ton of room for cable management due to the sound padding on the panels.
The FT03 and TJ08 aren't really quiet cases either.
Coolermaster 690II, Fractal Define R4 (fits on front), Fractal Arc Midi, Corsair 400R/500R/600T/650D, Bitfenix Shinobi XL/Raider/Ghost, Silverstone TJ04.
Those would be the best of the bunch.
I'm the guy from OCN. There's a lot of the answers in the thread I linked from the previous page, but to summarize:
H100 does not fit, no way, no how. The Gene V has a high placed 8 Pin, which it interferes with, same with all ASUS P67/Z68/Z77 boards. Others, like GB/MSI/ASRock all have fitment...