RAIDMAX SAGITTA 1 ATX-921WBP Black / Silver 0.7mm SECC Steel ATX Mid Tower Removable MB Computer Case With 450W Power Supply

Pros: Bought this Case 5 years ago for a asus/amd/nvidia build.
Looks great and I loved the tooless design and roominess.
All fans are original and Still spinning like champs and I run this 12/7/365

Cons: Finally Uprdaged to a SATA drive this week and the one sata connector does NOT reach the bottom FOUR bays. Had to shuffle other hardware around to get the drive closer to the PSU, annoying. The PSU fans are getting noisy, but hey it's been 5 years. The front door is a little flimsy, had to gorilla glue the door magnet back in within the first 6 months,

Other Thoughts: Can't complain too much, was a great case for the price and overall exceeded my expectations. The door also covers the front USB/audio ports but I never used those anyway.

Pros: I think that the largest pro is that this was my first custom built computer, and the mere fact that everything worked when I turned it on for the first time is a testament to this case's ease of use.
Aesthetics wise, the blue lighting is a nice accent to the black and the clear panel has a furturistic machine print with the name of the case along with a blue fan under speaker grills.
Build wise, it worked like a charm. Everything slipped into place, the graphics card just perfectly fit (A GTX 260 so you know this thing can take the biggest out there), and the cable management was nearly nonexistent (And that's without a modular PSU).
Overall it's an amazing case, there are some tiny gripes but nothing enough to drop a star.

Cons: There are TONS of screws that come with the case, and are they marked or mentioned in the manual?
(As far as I can tell) No.
Also, I have yet to leave this computer on overnight or use it late, but I can easily imagine the blue lights being a bit bright.
I have a couple of loose 5.25 covers on the front that I don't want to remove, lest I open a hole into the case. Oh well.

Pros: It really is coo1! I upgraded from a black Thermaltake Tsunami with side panel. It was getting a bit too warm in the air of rear from PS. Great lighting!

Cons: only that when you touch it, it smudges easily. When you try to wipe it it just scratches. Once i opened case and the side fan touched the outside, it scratched some of the paint off. Not really that much! just use a sharpie.

Other Thoughts: Lighting is better than i expected. Just be careful not to scratch.

Pros: Large size able to hold those large coolers and cards. The toolless design is always nice, comes with a psu, very neat looking

Cons: psu is not very good, the window scratches easy so be careful, bought from fry$

Other Thoughts: the best thing to do is use the included psu with a small office type of build as thats what its best suited for, kinda ironic its bundled in a gaming case. buy the altec 500 earthwatts and youll be glad you did as it is far more reliable and has better selection of plugs

Pros: Quick Catches for all the Drives.
Sleak looking Case with LED front light panel.
Side window with fan.
Cheap case cost.

Cons: Side panel fan will most likely interfere with any substantial sized CPU cooler. My Sunbeam CR-CCTF 120mm hits the fan in the side panel.

The ATI HD4850 X2 video card does not fit in this case without modifying the HD cage, bascially drilling out 5 rivets and remounting the cage fwd about .5" and you must also remove 2 HD quick clips.

Other Thoughts: Overall a decent case for the money...
Just be aware that new equipment may not fit in most of the cases out today

Pros: Nice look, great finish, good color LEDs.

Cons: PSU is really bad.
I put it up for sale.
Front Intake blue LEDs mix with the red HDD Light and it looks purple. Not really what I care for.
Upper right LED on the front went out, so I unplugged the front Blue LEDs instead of RMAing it and just let the red HDD LED glow.
Now it looks like my computer has eyes. I like it.

Other Thoughts: Jetway HA07/GX790 Chipset
AMD Athlon X2 6000 ~3.1GHz
ATi HIS TurboX 4850s 512MB running in CFX
250 Seagate HDD
8GB of DDR2 800 OCZ Platinum RAM
Windows Vista 64-bit
Raidmax Sagitta Gaming Case with Side Blue LEDs and Front Red LEDs, Front Intake Vents, One 80mm Side and 120mm Rear Case fan
22X LG DVD/CD ROM Drive
750W HEC Zephyr PSU
Logitech X-540 5.1 Speakers

Pros: makes my friends jealous
the LED's look fantastic
comes with 2 Exhaust fans

Cons: PSU is LOUD (the other fans are quiet tho)

Other Thoughts: The case is good i would suggest getting a better PSU if u have
A) more than two SATA drives
B) a highend GFX card
C) don't like the PSU's aesthetics

Pros: Looks pretty good, decent amount of room on the inside. Nice paint finish although it attracts fingerprints easily. Side window.

Cons: The power supply sounds like a jet plane taking off (two 80mm fans inside it) and is complete junk. Don't use it. The fans only have a 4pin molex connector so you cant control their speed. The case isnt put together very well and likes to rattle when the HDs or DVD drives are spinning. The front LEDs die after about one year.

Other Thoughts: I've had this case for about two years. The door feels cheap but amazingly it is still attached. There are better cases for the money.

Pros: I have had this case for a month now and I love it. It is very quiet and has lots of room. Highly recommend it.

Cons: No cons so far.

Pros: The case comes with a power supply, a money saver indeed. It also comes with an exhaust fan and a fan in the clear siding. It is a sweet looking case. The pictures on here do not do it justice. You can see the inside very well through the large clear window. The blue LED's are bright but not annoying, they shine on the inside perfectly to impress.

It also has a great layout for installing HD's DVD's and media card readers. I can easily install a hard drive in under a minute from turning off the pc to being finished.

It hold alot of stuff for such a medium sized case, it even has room for a huge fan in front of the HD cage, if you wish to install one there

Cons: The case is flimsy compared to other similarly priced cases. I also have an Xclio case for $100 and it feels like reinforced concrete compared to this!

The included power supply is 450W but id rate it more like 350. It has a small number of power connectors, only 1 of which are sata. A huge bummer if you install more than one HD or DVD burner.

It does not have a 6 pin connector for a graphics card so you will have to use two 12 v connectors with an adapter.

With the above, i have one hard drive, one DVD burner, one floppy drive, and two fans and i am OUT of connectors.
Any future upgrade (unless i tempt fate with a splitter) will also cost an additional 40 bucks for a power supply with more power capabilities.

Other Thoughts: Its a good case and psu for the price, but i would reccomend buying a case and psu separately. This psu has no hope of filling up the case with accessories, and wont even dream of SLI/crossfire. It was perfect for a mediocre build for me, but any serious use will require a bigger psu.

The case does look pretty sweet though