Pros: Added a 550W BFG power supply, Biostar 890GX motherboard with 8Gb RAM and an AMD X2 555 BE with all 4 cores unlocked at 3.2GHz, one DVD-RW and 2 WDC Green drives all fans stock this thing barely reaches 45 degrees C. Low space footprint.

Cons: Nothing worth mentioning. Everything was easy enough to install without much trouble.

Other Thoughts: Really great basic case. For $29 with free shipping this thing is the best deal ever. I will buy another if needed.

Pros: Like most Rosewill cases, it's not the most attractive design, but it more than makes up for that in build quality. If you're looking for an inexpensive case that is well constructed (which can be difficult to find) this is the case for you.
And is also built to accomodate some larger size video cards like mine in it's 9" length. Furthermore, you can cram alot of components inside one of these cases with a little ingenuity and no physical modding. I have 2 SATA drives, a 2 slot video card, and a 650w (non modular) PSU all installed and looking good, and no stray cables.

Cons: I can't really think of any worth mentioning.

Other Thoughts: Like I said this make take some ingenuity. I found the best results by connectig all of the headers on the bottom of the board first. I then installed my CPU with cooler, then installed my RAM, then my video card, then my HDDs.
To aid in cable management, installed the HDDs backwards (with their connectors facing the front of the case), and then ran all the necessary cables through the front of the case, and use zip ties to fasten them to on of the lower drive bays so as not to hinder air flow.

This can be a great inexpensive Micro ATX case if you're willing to take your time when building.

Pros: Easy build, good quality, roomy.

Cons: No instructions so first time builders may have trouble. Fan stopped working after 5 minutes.

Pros: Enough room to fit six-core I7 heat sink and two NVidia 480 graphics cards. Extremely quiet and cold( my laptop makes more noise). Costs under $30.

Cons: Screw less clamps for hard drives do not fit to holes in 3.5 HDD, so you will have to use screws instead. Screw less claps for expansion boards do not lock on graphics cards, so you have to remove them and use screws.

Other Thoughts: Really good case. In real live looks better then on website.

Pros: This case was just what I was looking for, small, cheap and good construction. If you're looking for these characteristics then by all means get this case. It's also very quite. I hear my harddrive more than the fans in the case.

Cons: none

Pros: inexpensive. Roomy for a mATX mobo. fan is quiet. lots and lots of screws, including a spare standoff if needed (it wasn't for me). Lots of drive bays. Plenty of room in the front for a fan (complete with filter). I'm quite pleased with this case, I got it for a "mom PC" and it fits the bill perfectly.

Cons: The side vent would have been better with a fan instead of a CPU duct, I'm likely going to remove that and put in an 80mm fan instead. Also, the expansion slot covers are (all but one) the breakaway type, so no re-using them, plus the slots have a weird little mounting bracket that I could do without. None of this is worth deducting an egg, however, it's just personal preference.

Other Thoughts: People who have complained about the lack of standoffs, or worse, installed standoffs and complained about the IO panel not lining up, learn and return. the mobo tray has stamped protrusions that hold the board up. There are no standoffs necessary unless you have a board with an odd mounting hole, and a single standoff and hole in the tray are provided for this. This is not an error in design, it is a different way of doing things and it works fine. Things do not ground out, and everything lines up. End of rant.

Pros: -Very inexpensive
-Offers all the basic features
-Large 120mm fan and front panel USB/audio jacks
-Reasonably good build quality

Cons: -Fan isn't really that quiet

Other Thoughts: For $30 and free shipping, there's not much to complain about this case. It's very basic, but if you're sick and tired of clear sided cases with billions of LEDs blinding you, that's not necessarily a bad thing. Assembled everything no problem, and the case is reasonably sturdy. The 120mm fan is a big plus, however it's not exceptionally quiet (I can sleep through it easily though, but it's audible).

If you're like me and building a budget PC, I'd suggest getting one of these bare cases and getting a great power supply, as those combo power supply/case deals can be somewhat sketchy in terms of quality- the last thing you want is a bad power supply destroying the rest of your components.

Pros: Typical value from Rosewill, solid construction.

Cons: Only got one mobo mounting screw. Really? Also couldn't mount my mobo properly because the mounting screws made the mobo rise too high so it wouldn't meet its back plate.

Other Thoughts: Watch that back fan. Ripped my hand right open.

Pros: Well built, no sharp edges. Easy to work on. Good cooling design, and good drive bay placement. The hard drives are moved away from the motherboard more than average cases, which avoids issues with things like SATA connectors behind the hard drives. Standard microATX features and plenty of bays. It even includes a 120mm fan for quiet, effective cooling.

Cons: Ugly. At least it's all black so you don't notice it as much.
CPU duct. Who uses these? I have a pile of the stupid things.
Not quite enough room to fit the manuals and discs inside the case. Not a big deal, but it's something I like to do to avoid lost manuals and driver discs.

Other Thoughts: All in all, this is a great value and you won't be disappointed. It gets the job done for average desktop systems, and it won't cut up your hands.

Pros: Reasonably compact, good airflow, hard drive cage (?) with front fan blowing over them, lightweight.

Cons: The front bezel didn't have to be that deep - they could have easily shaved 2" from overall depth.

Other Thoughts: Will probably buy again.