RAIDMAX SMILODON ATX-612WB Black/Silver 1.0mm SECC Steel ATX Mid Tower Foldout MB Computer Case

Pros: Its a decent case nice airflow for a mid-tower.

Cons: Well there is not enough room to work with not as nice airflow as a full atx ALSO after 6 months after opening the panels a few times they broke ... And it has the power supply mounted on the top .

Other Thoughts: Its a good case but you can buy a nice full ATX with better airflow and much more roomy case .

Pros: Looks great. Blue LEDS on front door is cool.

Cons: The side arm with the "dirk tooth" barely fits an EVGA 660. buyers beware. Pispoor cable management(i.e. there is NONE). Case came in one day and box was 100% perfect condition. Open it up the side LED fan wires were already detached. As not having a soldering kit atm i had to purchase another fan.

Pros: Looks good; Is big enough to fit anything and everything

Cons: Magnet on front cover stopped working after a while. Dust screen is very hard to clean. Case is LOUD and no way to adjust fan speed even if idle.

Other Thoughts: PSU is on top...if you fill more than 3 of the HDD or disc drive bays the air flow is reduced to only being pulled in from the side.
If you haven't bought a case with LEDs before I would suggest seeing how bothersome they really can be, especially in the dark

Pros: Doesn't get too hot
Solid Construction

Cons: Long Term use loud
front face fell off
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Other Thoughts: Good case overall. Air flow is good. The construction overall is good. The front panel fell off on mine. However, that was my fault the way I was carrying it, so I can't dock it for that. The fans, over time started getting loud. If you have a large video card, take note of that before you put in your hardware. I had to re-run wires because the case wouldn't close correctly. Annoyance at first, but a non-issue once I got it together.

Pros: This case is pretty nice. Two 90mm side fans. A 120mm fan in front and back. A intake fan slot near the HD cage. Nice blue lights everywhere. Heavy and sturdy. Opens up completely! Very nice when building to be able to open the whole case up and mount the Mobo and CPU, etc.

Cons: One of the plastic silver pieces that holds the plexiglass on was broken but I was able to repair it.

Other Thoughts: I'm not a big fan of doors on the front of my cases either, It has to stay partially open all of the time anyhow to fit my usb devices, etc.

i5 3570k Idles @ around 30c @ 4.2 GHz stock voltage w/ a Zalman CNPS9500A-LED 92mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler. System temp is about 32c @ idle.

Pros: everything

Cons: i haven't found any

Other Thoughts: looking for a tower this is it

Pros: It has worked for a long time without failure - so from that perspective, its not too bad.
Appearance is just average.
Workmanship is again, about average. Nothing special but no terrible gaps in the fit/finish.
Side fan with age starts to vibrate/rattle.
Keeping inside clean is a significant effort.
Likes to be on a shelft for door to swing open.

Cons: For a modern case, its just not up to speed.
A dust collector.
Cable routing is poor.
Fans are substandard.
Airflow is poor compared to most modern designed.
Build is consistant with 90's style builds.
No USB3, pretty much a standard requirement now.

Other Thoughts: It does the job for a case on the cheap side. It is not for a mod builder. It doesn't appear that is has been redesigned w/improvements since it came out years ago.

Pros: The things this case has going for it are a 500w powersupply, a ton of fans, and cool LED's, and it just plain looks cool.

Cons: The case that I got apparently had a grounding with the power supply causing the power to shut off a few seconds after starting. After switching to a different case the computer turned on just fine.

Other Thoughts: If the case does what it is supposed to and actually allows the computer to turn on it would be amazing if you have the spare room for it. Otherwise if you end up with the problem that I got you will pay the cost of the whole case for only a 500w power supply.

Pros: I have had 2 of these cases now for 4 years and the only trouble I have had is needing to replace one of 80mm fans...not too shabby afater 4 years of heavy usage! The case is extremely durable and has gone through many hardware component upgrades over the course of time. For the price, you won't beat this case.

Cons: Not really a con, but through the course of several upgrades, I am maxing out on space with the larger graphic cards/heat sinks, but this case has taken me a very long way.

Pros: Screwless: Except for the motherboard, you don't have to use a tool remove components.
Flip down sides: Install your components with ease.

Cons: I guess that the door has to be opened to power on, or use USB.

Other Thoughts: Love this case. I've been using it for almost 6 years, and I am extremely satisfied with it!