Antec NSK 4482 Black / Silver 0.8mm cold rolled steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case 380W Power Supply

Pros: Plenty of room for micro ATX board. Rubber mounted hard drive mounts a plus although they weren't necessary with the SSD I installed. Nice quiet power supply and the 120mm rear fan is very quiet on the low setting. I didnt seem to have a problem getting the panels on as others have mentioned. Buying Antec you know you are getting a quality product.

Cons: None for this build

Other Thoughts: Looking for a case with PS included for an average business machine? This is your case!

Pros: -Comes with USB 3.0 front panel ports and adapter to USB 2.0 in case MB doesn't have USB 3.0 headers.
-Power supply is great and quiet.
-Plenty of bays for my needs
-Stock rear exhaust fan really does a good job and is very quiet.
-Price, including PSU, was very good.

Cons: -Case is very cramped when trying to put an ATX motherboard in, but is doable.
-Removing motherboard after initial install was ridiculously hard. I could not get screws out. Standoffs would spin and I damaged at least 2-3 trying to get board out. A removable panel to access rear of motherboard would be extremely useful.
-Sides and top lid are difficult to get back on properly.
-No good place to put intake fan to bring in cool air from front of case.

Other Thoughts: All in all, I'm happy with this case and PSU for my first build. After putting everything together, I know what I would want in my next case (more room inside, removable back panel to easily access underside of motherboard, and a better way to attach side/top panels) but this one gets the job done and after all the initial work, I doubt my cons will affect my everyday usage.

Pros: Its all about the power supply which will handle anything save a 2 graphics setup.
Case is good but nothing overtop.

Cons: fitting the side panels and the top back together is a royal pain.120mm fan is loud on high ,audible on med and almost quiet on low.Things can get a little warm inside.
Use only 1 hard drive if you have a graphics card longer than 10.5in.

Other Thoughts: Although this is a decent combo ,for the money there are better and cooler choices on the egg.

Pros: - Build quality of the case is good
- No sharp edges
- Clean looks
- Pretty easy to work in
- Comes with plenty of screws
- PSU has 24-pin mobo power, 8-pin CPU power AND a 6-pin PCIe despite it being only 380W. Quality PSU.

Cons: - Not really a "bargain"
- Didn't come with an instruction manual

Other Thoughts: I thought the front panel was going to be made of brushed aluminum from the photos, but it's plastic.

Pros: Excellent power supply included with lots of SATA connectors and everything you will need for a standard duty machine (not a gamer). Easy to strip, way more screws and standoffs than you will need, easy to build with.

Cons: Couldn't find any.

Other Thoughts: For a mATX board without a giant video card, this is a perfect little package for a web surfer and home/office machine. Everything just--FITS in there without a bunch of hassle or screwdriver acrobatics. Highly recommended case setup for professionals or novices. Antec's power supplies are affordable, and among the best available.

Pros: Sturdy

Spacious (for a Micro-ATX anyway)

Cons: 5-inch bay is non-removable, and interferes with aligning the board with th IO shield.

Other Thoughts: Overall, quite pleased!

Pros: They are solid and have a quality power supply.

Cons: Tight fit to squeeze the motherboard in (no tray).

Other Thoughts: I've purchased about 10 of these and all are still running strong. Don't let the 380 number fool you, it's a quality power supply.

Pros: * Solid construction
* No sharp edges inside.
* Quiet; quieter than the old Antec Sonata I have.
* Economical; 380W power supply included.
* Spiffy looking!
* The blue LED power indicator light is much more tasteful than the huge blue lights on my old Antec.

Cons: * Very tight fit for the motherboard (ASUS M4A88T-M/USB3)
* Somewhat insufficient space: Radeon HD 6850 card made it impossible to fit the hard drives in the bottom two slots in the 3.5" drive cage. Depending on where your MB's PCI-E slot for the graphics card and the length of the graphics card, this can be very annoying or even physically impossible.
* No rails for hard drives or optical drives unlike the older Antec cases I own; need screw driver to remove drive cage to install the hard drives.

Other Thoughts: It's good enough if one wants to build a quiet, good-looking PC, close the case--provided all the parts fit.

If planning on opening the case more than once a year to add/upgrade/fiddle, get something else.

Pros: Quiet, comes with power supply, looks nice. Lots of internal space for drives.

Cons: Front panel audio connectors are somewhat tight making it a struggle to remove (or insert) headphones. This is not a huge deal for me, though.

The upper portion of the case gets cluttered with the extra wires for the power supply

Other Thoughts: It's a little pricey, but it is an Antec.

Pros: Good looking fairly basic case. Fairly quiet. Very compact, which could be a con for some, but it's what I need. PSU is plenty for a case of this level. Rubber grommets for HDD mounting.

Cons: Included TriCool fan does not interface with motherboard fan controls at all. Has a bump in the sheet metal where the rear fan mounts. A replacement fan with a thin frame may flex so that the blades hit; loosen fan screws to solve.

Other Thoughts: ATX board is a tight fit. No SSD mounts but that's ok for a case of this price. Had an issue with the case "humming" intermittently which was fixed by tightening all screws.