Replacing an OEM Case with a Gaming Case HELP

[cinemadudeofficial]

I have an HP xw6600 Workstation that's part of my project and I'm looking into adding some aesthetics by replacing the stock case that it came with.

This is the PC: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c01383568
This is the ATX motherboard: http://www.ctsestore.com/hp-compaq-socket-771-motherboard-440307-001-439240-001-xw6600-tower

I've already upgraded the internals and now looking to make it look "cooler." I already have a few LED fans on the way.

My question is, is it even possible? Which cases should I go for?

 

[Herc08]

That is a very interesting motherboard with dual CPU sockets. But a regular mid tower ATX case should be good. You need to make sure you can take the power supply out of the case and make sure it is transferable.

 

[Animus3D]

As with any prebuilt, pay special attention to the motherboard power pins. The first time I tried to work with a prebuilt, i took back 2 PSUs and straight up bought a third one before I looked at the pinout. I'm mainly saying that because the psu might not fit in the new case, and if it does, I dunno if it's going to have all the power cables you need. Just a tip.
On the "do it fit" part, the motherboard is standard ATX. They only thing you're going to have a problem with is the front panel IO, as it's probably a thicc ribbon cable instead of modder-friendly individually labeled wires. Why? probably just cause they can. Hope this helps, and if you have more prebuilt questions, ask away

p.s. those are some funky dimm slots

 

[Herc08]

As with any prebuilt, pay special attention to the motherboard power pins. The first time I tried to work with a prebuilt, i took back 2 PSUs and straight up bought a third one before I looked at the pinout. I'm mainly saying that because the psu might not fit in the new case, and if it does, I dunno if it's going to have all the power cables you need. Just a tip.
On the "do it fit" part, the motherboard is standard ATX. They only thing you're going to have a problem with is the front panel IO, as it's probably a thicc ribbon cable instead of modder-friendly individually labeled wires. Why? probably just cause they can. Hope this helps, and if you have more prebuilt questions, ask away

p.s. those are some funky dimm slots

I said the same exact thing, never seen something like it

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

The power supply in that HP is proprietary.

 

[cinemadudeofficial]

That is a very interesting motherboard with dual CPU sockets. But a regular mid tower ATX case should be good. You need to make sure you can take the power supply out of the case and make sure it is transferable.

Would something like this work? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I6BJATW/ref=twister_B019NLUPQ0?_encoding=UTF8&th=1

And the power supply seems to be removable, but how do I know if it's transferable or not?

Thanks for the help!

 

[Animus3D]

I'd recommend the deepcool dukase. Same price, but a bit bigger. If you really want peace of mind, go with a mastercase 5 or something similar