RAIDMAX Reiter ATX-305WBP Black Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case 450W Power Supply

Pros: On sale and a fairly attractive deal despite the complaints of short power supply cables

Cons: Power supply DOA as far as I know or it died shortly after I removed it to use elsewhere.

Other Thoughts: Together with the attractive deal of a decent case with a 450 w power supply, I actually bought this with the complaints of short leads as the selling point. I had a super micro ATX case that really needed a power supply with short leads.

Pros: For the price I paid ($45 + $10 S&H) this was quite a deal. Raidmax customer service is amazing (see other thoughts).

Cons: The rear 120mm fan made clicky sounds (see other thoughts). The front panel is not easy to get off. There is a spot for a PSU filter but it doesn't include one. The fans are Molex only.

Other Thoughts: About the fan; I emailed Raidmax's RMA people and told them the rear 120mm fan was malfunctioning and two days later received a new one. All they wanted was a copy of the invoice, I did not need to send anything to them! As a bonus the new fan also included a motherboard connector as well as Molex.

About the power supply; I used it in another computer, which was my intention from the beginning. I don't know if the cords are too short or not, but the PSU works great in an older computer I had laying about (top mounted).

It seems this product is discontinued, possibly due to the short PSU cable, nonetheless I am still posting this review.

Pros: Its ok design as far as the case itself goes. Wasn't expecting the best for the price I paid for it

Cons: Power supply 4pin cable is two short to reach the motherboard and it stopped working after about a week of use. Had to replace it with an older power supply.

Other Thoughts: Wouldn't be such a bad deal if the power supply cables weren't so short and would actually work. Other then that it's not so bad.

Pros: It's a nice case for sure....Nice red leds and came in without a scratch.

Cons: F?&*ing Power supply.... The 8 Pin ATX CPU 12V cable to short..By like 3 inch. The only reason I'm saying don't buy is because it took me 20 min to build, and can't enjoy my new PC for another 5 days because I have to order a extention. Cases with PSU at the bottom are good for one thing: Air vent. The rest is just preference. And mobo usually have the CPU 12V connector at the top left, so if the cable is not anought long, you're done for.

Other Thoughts: Yeah don't buy... Go for a case with the PSU at the top.

Pros: Basic black case. Attractive without the flash. Good value. Unique plastic modular hard drive cage. Painted internal surfaces. No sharp edges. Quick release for the 5.25 in drives.

Cons: I too experienced CPU power cable being too short to reach. Didn't read through the reviews as thoroughly as I should have as many others have this problem. While the hard drive cage is attractive, the power and SATA connecters being on the bottom/left side of the case is odd. One pretty much has to remove the bottom/left cover to access.

Other Thoughts: My case arrived damaged. Shipping box was fine. Lower right cover screw was impacted bending the case. Hard drive cage was loose and banging around in the case when I got it. One fin of the main case fan was broken off. Ive emailed tech support asking for a replacement fan and CPU ext cable. We'll see.

Pros: I like this case because it looks good and it comes with a Power Supply. I bought it so that I could purchase a new CPU and MoBo (A10-5800K & GA-F2A85X-UP4) with one 8G stick of Ram, on a budget, and just get it done; up and running. I can always add to the build later. It all worked out great! The system sits in my living room, everyone else that's seen it/used it likes it a lot too. The Power Supply has a 24 pin and an 8 pin power connector. This is the first build I've had where the power supply is on the bottom, I think I prefer it this way. You don't have all of that stuff hanging down in the way anymore. I almost always get the ATX size boards for myself, and I really like the mid tower size case, it doesn't take up so much room, still big enough though. Big enough to stick more stuff in there for a long time to come.

Pretty often, I will have my system sitting with easy access to the rear panel ports of my MoBo. I like the orange fans and horizontal expansion slots in the back of case. It's a lot more pleasant to look at than a lot of the systems that I've owned in the past.

Cons: The Power Supplies 8 pin connector is just a little short, so at some point you might want to get yourself an internal power cable, (extension cable) for the 8 pin connector.
I think this one is right: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812198024

Pros: Nice case for the cost. No sharp edges encountered. 2 case fans installed, removable HDD caddy.

Cons: Horrible choice for included power supply. The 24 pin plug was BARELY long enough for the motherboard I had, and the 4/8 pin power plug was over 1 inch too short. I had to scrap the included one and put in another, costing me more money in the end.

Other Thoughts: Pick this case up with the intention of using another PSU, the included one will most likely disappoint.

Pros: Things fix where they are supposed to fit, the fans are quiet, the blue and red lights work and are not overwhelming - just nice. This build was with a 955BE proc (OC'd to 3.8Ghz) I had sitting around the house, GA-880GM Mobo, Win8 and not much else. (After I saw how quickly it boots / runs and how clean the graphics were I acquired a 'touch screen' monitor.)

Cons: I had to splice some extension wires on the CPU power plugs. The short wires have been noted by others and I was anticipating this issue (so it's only a -1 egg). It's an easy project if you have a heat gun, wire stripper, wire and wire shrink wrap. I have one or 2 old power supplies that I cannibalize for wire (and sometimes for plugs).

Other Thoughts: With the $$ off on this case, you are better off buying it than trying to "re-load" an old case with new components.

Pros: Looks good, it has 2 fans one of which LED. The Power/USB/audio panel is located at the top of the front panel. the power supply is very quiet.

Cons: Power supply mother power wires are too short! The hard drive bays would not assemble after adding hard drives. The HDD mount sideways this leaves very little room for striaght in connection. There is not a 2.5" bay for a card reader.

Other Thoughts: Case was racked and would not sit without rocking.

Pros: Good finish, MB fit well with supplied screws, nice red pci slot covers.lots of places for fans. received fast shipping good price, like bottom area for PSU.

Cons: did not survive shipping, had loose and broken pieces inside. I will make do because it is still worth it.

Other Thoughts: Looks like places for filters but where do you get those?