Rosewill R105-P BK Black SECC Steel MicroATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: Got this case for a Freenas server I was putting together from some old parts. MicroAtx mobo fit with no issues. There is a lot of room in the case despite the small form factor. Enough space for 4 HD 6 if you don't use the floppy drive bays. Comes with a 120mm fan which I moved to the front to suck in air and pass it through the HD to keep them cool which proves effective since my drives don't even flinch any higher than 23C.

Cons: The only con like many other Rosewill seems to forget those little pads for the drive buttons. Mine is missing the top one. Also if your optical drives are pretty long then you might have issues hitting the PSU wires. There is also a restart button but you have to get like a pen tip or something of the sort to actually push it all the way.

Other Thoughts: Other than the later mentioned the case has a clean look to it. Simple and everything is hidden and flush. Plenty of vents for fans and cooling. I'm not sure on overall system temp but I'm pretty sure it is low considering when I remove the cover my hand gets pretty chilly as soon as I put them into the case. I have the front 120mm fan another 80mm fan on the side with the hood over the cpu heatsink and one final 80mm for exhaust. The PSU also has it's own fans.

Pros: great little black case. little bit of room to stash wires but not a lot of unused space. has a very clean look to it.

Cons: read other thoughts

Other Thoughts: i don't like the doors that cover the front usb it is just pain to have to open then and have that door sticking out so i took it off. the door that cover the DVD drive bays were designed with the button on the door so when you open the drive you cant press the button to close it, stupid i know but i have a habit of pressing the button to close it and i still try to do it so i just took them off and moved the drives forward more so they are flush with the case.

Pros: Sleek Black Styling, Ventilated nicely

Cons: My only con is the power button is small and also black, somewhat hard to find in a darker area.

Other Thoughts: Also removed the drop down panely that reveals the USB ports in the front since I have things plugged there all the time.

Don't know what the guy was talking about a PSU, this doesn't come with a PSU. Ignore him.

Pros: Power supply is indeed weak but runs my dual core Ok. If it was more of a power HTPC I would rate it less. The fans are loud but all in all it was workable.

Cons: P/S, Fans,

Pros: The build quality is good for a <$30 case.

Cons: It works fine although a little bit noisy.

Pros: its a case.

Cons: I bought 2 and both were bunk.

1. - missing pads
2. - frayed dangerously thin insulated cableing

Other Thoughts: The power, hdd led, input + usb cables are routed through a sharp hole in the front of the case. The assembler may yank them through shearing the insulation off. So visually check them. i may try some 3m heatshrink to repair.

Pros: Good price + size + not so bad looks (mediocre)

Cons: The pad on the backside of my cd tray door is missing.

Other Thoughts: You can build a case perfectly rosewill but fail to superglue a 1 cent part that leaves my cd drive inoperable?

Hint: Assembly step #124 - Glue pad on cd tray door or provide the assembler x2 pads in with the nuts and bolts

Pros: Cheap case, I bought it with $9.99 shipping equating to $30 total. I was replacing a LAN box that was having overheating issues for a surveillance build. This case offers great ventilation, I did add a second 120 mm fan to the front.

Cons: I was having a power issue when I first transferred the equipment, after redoing it, it worked fine. I am not sure where the short came from?

Other Thoughts: Good case with a lot of room for a micro atx build. I do have a pretty big graphics card inside (8800 GT)

Pros: Good looking, sturdy, no sharp points, lightweight.

Cons: Plastic front doors feel somewhat flimsy. Case looks good but doesn't look expensive.

Other Thoughts: Arrived without damage. Great value, looks good. If I build a budget PC again I'll have no problem thinking about this or another Rosewill case.

Pros: Cheap, easy-to-use case.

*Spot for extra 120mm fan
*Neat, minimalistic frontplate
*Came completely intact

Cons: Don't expect the world for this cheap