APEVIA X-SUPRA G-Type X-SUPRAG-BL Black / Blue SECC Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: Case is does have a large space for a motherboard. I was afraid that the motherboard we chose wouldnt fit since it only supports 12", however I was able to fit in a 12.5" without any issues.

The 2 case fans keep the temps down nicely, with the 2 fans hooked up right the dial works perfectly.

Cons: The plastic tabs where the PCI slots are do feel like you can break them easily. As well one HDD click rail broke really easy.

Other Thoughts: Worth the coin for a decent case without a massive price tag

Build:
Case: APEVIA X-SUPRA G-Type
Motherboard: MSI 970A-G43
CPU: FX 6300
HDD: 2TB Toshiba
RAM: 8GB DDR3
Video: Asus HD7870 2GB

Pros: very nice, big. affordable and a really good price i recommend this for person that wants space and doesn't wanna waste 100 dollars for a pc case.

Cons: just watch out for the gpu slots the plastic tips can break, but not much of a deal. plastic feels a bit flimsy in the front a bit.

Other Thoughts: would of like that the other fan would lit up, wish there was a button to turn off the lights.

Pros: Looks great (especially the LED fans), very spacious, doesn't look or feel cheap, excellent price, leads for power,usb, etc. were well labeled and positive leads were labeled with a triangle, the manual has pictures and was helpful for the most part.

Cons: No USB 3.0 ports.

The tool-less mounting brackets for the 3.5" drive did not work for the USB 3.0 panel we bought for the case. Luckily, they can be removed, and so we were able to screw in the panel normally. The tool-less mounting brackets worked nicely for the hard drive, however.

Other Thoughts: There are two types of screws that come with the case. They are the same thread but one type is shorter than the other. We made the mistake of using the long type to screw the motherboard to the standoffs. They are too long and do not secure the motherboard down (rather, they stuck to the standoffs and pulled them out). Be sure to use the shorter screws and make sure the motherboard doesn't wiggle.

Pros: Roomy and light but don't feel cheap.

Cons: None

Pros: Excellent Working Space
Good Airflow
Quiet
Smart placement of USB ports (Top)
Sturdy
LED's dim as Control Knob is turned down for Fan-speed

Cons: Big Footprint

Other Thoughts: I'm a Tech Specialist and build a lot of systems, this case worked extremely well, not flimsy or a lot of sharp edges. System (I7-Gamer) went together easily and runs cool.

Pros: Nice sized case. The fan Controllers works good. Fans are still working. Stays cool for a budget case.

Cons: the back fan doesn't light up. . But i knew that before buying it so not really a con..

Pros: I really like the room and access with this case. I was able to fit 2 x XFX HD-577A-ZNFC Radeon HD 5770 (Juniper XT) 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 in Crossfire with just a little room to spare and on a ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard. Everything works GREAT! Stays cool and no sharp edges.

Cons: Only thing , and it is small, the usb and audio ports on the top get dust in them very easily and need to be blown out frequently.

Other Thoughts: Love this Case!

Pros: Great Case! Looks amazing with blue LEDs. I recommend adding more LEDs for a much better looking case! Stays cool while running at full power. The two fans it has are great but I will be adding one more LED fan to the front!
Has lots of room for everything to fit in there with no problems at all.

I defiantly recommend this case!

Cons: The fan dial was incompatible with with my Asus Evo Mobo so I had to buy some extra wires. Not a big deal at all.

Pros: The brushed aluminum front is top notch, and the color (blue) is not as shocking as it appears in pictures. I was worried that it could look like a toy, but it is the opposite. It looks high end.
I had no trouble inside the case, but did remove the screwless sliders - and used screws instead. (I intended to build it like a tank, and did) The sliders were simple to remove, so that was no issue.
The airflow in this case is excellent. It also has a great layout for cable routing.
I mulled over cases for this build for weeks. It was the one component that I worried over the most. I wanted a killer look for the money I spent. I put the Scythe fan controller in this. The nMedia LCD panel. The panel for the X-fi Champ. And the DVD drive.
Inside I have three 120mm blue fans where you see them on the picture, and mounted two red lazer LEDS inside the case. I use the case's built in fan speed controller to 'turn up' or 'turn down' the LEDS.
Total head-turner!

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I considered painting the case black inside, but that would have been a massive understaking.

Pros: I like it. Its big enough to expand for later use. I love it and my buyers love it too.

Cons: It works, but this color is a bit weird. I love the gray.