Quest for the Perfect Case

[amoeba1126]

I was wondering why every great case out there has some sort of serious flaws to it. In the course of my computer building obsession, I have gone through quite a bit of cases:

Cheap flimsy Powmax case - It was garbage
Aerocool Galaxies - Hard drives had crappy cooling, using the PSU to cool
Gigabyte Aurora - Hard drive holder blocked any sort of airflow on the intake available
Thermaltake Armor - Hard drive next to PSU renders the PSU into a hotspot
Lian Li V2000 Plus - While the reverse ATX form is a good idea in terms of heat flow
Cooler Master Stacker T01 - Top PSU cage is useless and restrictive and when removed, cover can no longer be fitted on without further modding
Lian Li PC-G75 - While the best case I have personally used, there are 2 things horribly wrong here...no mobo tray and two dedicated 3.5" bays

Each of those case save the the Powmax were good cases, but not great. So, with all the great minds here, can we come up with a "perfect" case that is a good balance between air and water, has a removable motherboard tray, no 3.5" bays, and tasteful?

 

[qbert95]

Ive always felt that the UFO cube was the perfect case if you didn't include the high price as a "flaw".

 

[brydon10]

tj07? I was gonna say p182, the case I just got, I gotta say this thing is great for cable management.

 

[Darkstofknightz]

Well I think you could prob. find a flaw in every case ever made, thats why they make new ones and try improve upon previous designs But Im sure theres a case out there for you that has alot of great positives that will out weigh that one negative you find, you just have to find it.