Pros: Excellent build quality
Solid instructions
Stellar appearance

Cons: Was hard to find the USB hub for the front, I had to order it from the UK.

Other Thoughts: A gaming rig with a window is so 2001, I wanted an open-air gaming rig, and the Lian-Li PC-T80X delivers. Show off all those bits you spent hundreds of your hard earned dollars on. I was even able to fit my radiator on the top plate. This turned out exactly like I wanted it to.

Pros: beautiful case as are all cases from Lian Li

Cons: The base plate had some holes that were not machined meaning that you can not screw in the drive cage. They were just holes. I notified Lian Li last week , but they have not responded. I even sent pictures. The Sending back the unit is more difficult than getting a part the waybase plate needs to be replaced. I notified Newegg first, but they said to contact Lian Li. Usually if I have a problem , which are few, I call Newegg. This time they could not help me unless I send back the unit. So far no reply from Lian Li. A review I read after I got the unit had the same problem.Newegg, please look into this.

Pros: Excellent construction
Easy to change out parts and modules
Plenty of room to work with
Great PSU mount

Cons: Could have slightly more detailed instructions to streamline process
3.5" HD cage screws didn't work (waiting to hear back from manufacturer), but I only have one 3.5" so its just laying in the spot where the cage should be right now

Other Thoughts: Replaced a highspeedpc Tech Station after quite a few years to get a cleaner, more solid and easily modifiable design. I was not disappointed with the PC-T80X, but since I have only had it for a few days I'll probably update down the road. Haven't explored the cable management that in-depth yet, but it looks promising from the parts they provide.

Configuration:
-AMD FX-8350 on ASUS M5A99FX Pro R2
-16G DDR3
-2x GTX 580s in SLI
-Thermaltake Modular 850W
-1x SSD, 1x 2.5 HDD, 1x 3.5 HDD, 1x DVD drive
-2x 120 mm fans, and soon to be adding an H60 for the CPU