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The other thing with the Mozart TX is that the fan mounting points are all right next to each other, the holes on the PA120.2 and PA120.3 are much farther apart than the ones on the Mozart.
Something like a MM UFO case would be a better choice if you are looking to keep everything internal.
There's probably enough space in a MozartTX for a PA120.3 to fit vertically, but if you're talking about cards the size of the GTX280 (I'm assuming they're as long as the 8800GTX boards are), there won't be enough room for a PA120.3 to fit without a fan, let alone with a fan.
Here's a photo...
Are you sure that you don't have one of the applications running as Admin, and one not?
If WoW is running as admin, and Vent isn't, you would see that type of behavior. (Same if Vent is admin and WoW isn't)
The P182 has the following changes from the P180:
* The vent grid above the expansion slot backplane is replaced with two grommets for liquid cooling coolant hoses.
* There is a mounting point for the fan speed switches for the Antec Tri-cool fans on the back of the case
* The motherboard...
A Ninja still fits. The mobo tray hasn't moved that much farther forward, it's only about a quarter inch or so.
I'd post a picture of my recent build, but I don't have any good pictures that show the top of the Ninja in relation to the side of the case.
The backlighting IS as good as what's on their website.
I have a Deck (blue) and a Saitek Eclipse. The Deck is connected to my secondary systems, and the Eclipse is on my main PC.
The Deck has a slightly strange key layout -- a couple of keys are not where you normally expect them...
Yeah, the V1200 is deeper. There is a couple of more inches in the powersupply compartment, which makes it easier to work with the cables there. Also, you can use oversized power supplies without having to remove one set of the drive bays.
Acutally, looking at your pictures again, what I would do is this: sleeve your SATA cables in black (or color them if you wish.) Then, route them down the motherboard like you have them now, but instead of going through the big hole in the "floor" of the motherboard compartment, route them along...
Go with flat cables & creative folding, as others have said. Flat IDE cables should be able to be easily routed along the back side of the V-1000.
It looks like those are 1 meter (~30") cables that you are using. That's the longest length of cable I've been able to find. (I guess they could...
Well, I'm not an expert photographer by any means, but both keyboards got the same amount of ambient light. The lamp in that room was off to the right of the keyboard shelf. Any shadows that I would have cast would have been cast off behind me, out of the shot. It's just that the silver finish...
Here are some comparison pictures of an Ice Deck keyboard, and the Saitek Eclipse.
The two keyboards, with camera flash.
Same as the previous, but no flash.
A closer shot of some of the keys, no flash.
Another closer shot.
An extreme closeup of the Saitek keyboard.
An extreme...
Pics are here! (Ignore my grubby little paw in them...)
I had to use a dual plug cable, but the distance between the motherboard end and the first connector was 18".
Front bottom
Front top
Back bottom
Back top
(On the "Back bottom" picture, I didn't get the drive all the way in...
Well, here is a picture of my V1200 (before any cable managment). The blue SATA cable you see is about 20 inches long (from the absolute end of each connector).
A PCI Raid card may give a little extra slack for some of the cables, since the wires won't have to go all the way to the back of...