Okay, I finished this build on my brother's birthday (it was a surprise and boy was he surprised!). It's a work computer, so nothing fancy. Replaced a failing Dell XPS 700 that just broke down.
Case: Corsair Graphite Series 600T White Ed
MoBo: Asus P8H67-M Pro
CPU: i3-2100
Cooler: Stock
Thermal Paste: Noctua NT-H1 (I still had plenty left-so why not?)
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws X DDR3-1333 8GB (F3-10666CL7D-8GBXH)
PSU: Antec HCG 400w
Gfx: EVGA 8600GTS (stripped and reused from my previous system)
Linksys Wireless-N USB
1x DVD-ROM (from Dell system)
1x DVD-RW (from Dell system)
2x 320GB Seagates SATA II (from Dell system)
1x 1TB WD Caviar Blue SATA III (new)
2x 40GB IDE HDDs (Maxtor and WD)
Fans: replaced included outtake fan with a Scythe Slip Stream (the one that came with the Mugen-2 cooler-it was a spare I had lying around). Turned the 200mm outtake fan into an intake. Wanted postive pressure to prevent as much dust from getting into the case. His room is a giant dust magnet with lots of fuzzy fur from our pets. I kid you not when I say you brush the floor of his room every few days and you would have accumulated fur and dust the size of a tribble each time.
I got the stock cooler correctly installed on the first try I think. Temps running idle at 32-35'c. P95 Blend after a few hours showed temps peaking at 60-63'c. I think that's good for stock cooling with a low end SB CPU.
Well, here are some pics.