Rosewill CHALLENGER Black Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer Case, comes with Three Fans-1x Front Blue LED 120mm Fan, 1x Top 140mm Fan, 1x Rear 120mm Fan, option Fans-2x Side 120mm Fan Rosewill CHALLENGER Black Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer Case, comes with Three Fans-1x Front Blue LED 120mm Fan, 1x Top 140mm Fan, 1x Rear 120mm Fan, option Fans-2x Side 120mm Fan

Pros: Multiple Fans, Lots of space, Easy installation for ALL parts

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Only issue I had with this case was damaged upon arrival. I could not wait to build my CPU so i made is work but it has a dent at the bottom of the case that prevents me from being able to secure my power supply fully. Other then that case is great!!!!

Pros: It's a good case for the price. It comes with a front, rear, and top fan for good cooling. Plenty of room for extra hard drives. I like the front usb and sound ports as well. It's no Antec nine hundred but I saved enough cash to get a better video card. A good compliment for an inexpensive (relatively speaking) build.

Cons: A bit flimsy compared to my aging Inwin case but for the price it's well built. I also didn't like how the hard drives mount across the case. There was barely room for the sata cable to clear the side panel. I'm still giving it 5 eggs for none of these issues affect my overall satisfaction.

Other Thoughts: Overall I am pleased and am going to buy another one for my next build.

Pros: super fast shipping.
im from ontario canada and ordered saturday night, received pc case on tuesday. great shipping, although the idiotic move by the dolt ups driver left it out on my front porch....lol

case is very light, good looking black finish.
looks like a very well made case for air flow also.

i cannot wait to start filling it up over the next couple of weeks.

Cons: none yet as i just received it.
although doing some research before buying this case.

i don't expect anything but happiness.
knock on wood.....

Pros: I have had it for two days, and the rest of the stuff for my build hasn't arrived yet, but I'm very excited. it's so much more beautiful in real life! the pictures don't it justice. it's huge too, definitely enough space for all my components. I ordered it Wednesday at about 6:00 pm, got here Friday at noon, two days later. packaging was good, although UPS ripped the box a little, but that's no big. Had Styrofoam packaging things in box to keep it from being bounced around too much.

Cons: none

Pros: The case looks beautiful, weighs a hefty amount, and comes with three case fans. THREE! They provide for great airflow and even better CPU yemps. I live in texas, and with the Intel stock cooler, I haven't seen Temps above 55.

Cons: The included HDD rails do NOT properly mount to a standard 3.5" HDD. The rail doesn't have the proper screw alignment.

Pros: I bought this thing 3 years ago for my first real computer. Since then I have upgraded everything except the case. This thing is built like a tank.

Accidentally bought a non-modular PSU with no less than 2 miles of extra bundled cords. Stuffed all the non-used ones underneath the HDD bay, and this thing still gives good enough airflow for an R9-290X and an overclocked CPU to stay below 70C.

Cons: Front fan filter is hard to clean out, not bad enough to warrant taking off an egg. I might also just be doing it wrong.

Other Thoughts: One of the best cases on the market right now.

Pros: Good price, looks amazing, fans all work perfectly

Cons: A little bit of a tight fit for my GIGABYTE GTX 970 card.

Other Thoughts: Everywhere I looked said this case would fit a GTX 970. And while this is true, you have to be careful with it.
Depending on where the PCIe slots on your motherboard are determines if the card will fit or not.
I was forced to slide the card into the USB expansion area and it was still a tight fit. The card looks like the Berlin Wall inside the case

Pros: Lots of Space (I have a power color R9 280 in it (a very long GPU))
Sleek look
3 Built in fans
Plenty of expansion potential
Lots of extra hardware
Simple installation of components

Cons: No front USB 3.0 slots.

Other Thoughts: This case is hands down a lot better than the last case I had. It is amazing how much difference a case can make.

A lot of people are complaining about the materials it is made out of. I have no qualms with the material at all. Sure, it may be a bit more plastic than my last case, but it is still very durable. My favorite thing about it is that the PCI expansion slots are not some tool free quick install junk. There are actual screws I can secure my GPU down with.

All in all I think it was 45 dollars well spent, and I would buy it again if I were doing another build.

Pros: Inexpensive
Relatively solid construction *except front panel-see cons*
Side loading drive bays
cable management was better than expected in this case
excellent cooling for a case at this price point

Cons: Perhaps I'm simply accustomed to buying much higher quality parts, but I did a budget build for my office and ordered this. My biggest issues were with the pre-drilled holes for screws. Specifically the MOBO standoff holes were out of alignment, and difficult to get the standoffs perpendicular with the case side. The holes for the PSU were not aligned very well either - I had to fight a good bit to get the PSU screws into place.
The HDD was so close to the edge of the case that it bent the SATA and power cables pretty bad-plan on needing 90 degree angle cables.
The entire MOBO also sat back from the mounting plate in back by way too much. There is a good 1-1.5cm of clearance between the connectors and metal plate.
As with nearly all cases, the "tool-less" drive bay mounting options were somewhat flimsy and did not hold the drives very solidly.
The cabling coming from the front panel interface was very poorly thought out. Its a large bundle, and comes down directly over the drive bays. I cannot envision any way in which you could actually use the top drive bay and still connect everything.
Lastly, the entire front panel had two issues: 1. It was really difficult to remove and I nearly dropped it when it finally came loose. 2. Once everything was assembled and the computer was turned on, the entire front panel vibrated terribly. Perhaps this was because I did something to it while fighting to remove it...though no damage was visible- really really poorly engineered. Fortunately the user of this pc sits pretty far from the actual case, so the noise will not be an issue, but if you plan to have it near your face, ear, head, body - be aware it was pretty annoying.

Other Thoughts: Overall it is difficult to be too upset about a case this cheap. The most disappointing things were the vibrating front panel and poorly designed front panel wiring. I expected less than perfect machining, and can fix that myself. A vibrating piece of plastic though, well I couldn't figure out a way to stop that without making it look like a duct tape special.

Pros: i really like the overall look of this tower, a lot better than my old beat up case from 2001 that had no fans AT ALL
the 3 fans that are pre-insalled all work and keep the air moving in the case
blue LED's are defiantly aesthetically appealing
my components all fit easily
lots of screws to keep everything solid/in place
the USB ports on the from work

my computer used to get quite hot to the point where the office would actually get noticeably hotter around my desk area, since upgrading to the "Rosewill CHALLENGER Black Gaming ATX Mid Tower" i have noticed that the entire office now stays the same temp as the rest of my house.

Cons: the audio ports on the front of the case do not accept the 3.5mm? cable from my turtle beach headset, feels like its bottoming out before its seated fully, i tried to look in there but its to small to really see if theres something stuck in there, il just have to keep a USB port free on the front for them instead

the case is somewhat flimsy but its a desktop its not going to be getting dragged around very often so its fine

not really a big deal but i don't like having the power supply below the motherboard, however this is just personal preference

again not a huge issue but the screws that hold the sides on are cheap plastic and would snap off if your not careful

Other Thoughts: took off a star because of the few minor inconveniences, overall i am satisfied with the case, would have been a better deal at $50.00 rather than $69.99