TOPOWER TP-1687BB-300 Black SECC 0.8mm MicroATX Desktop Computer Case 300W SFX Power Supply

Pros: Looks pretty nice, easy to put together easy to take apart.

Cons: fans are worthless (really loud) not much ventilation, not enough hard drive racks for what I'm using it for, power supply is kind of scary and had a loud fan I replaced. thankfully I have a dremel, and know how to use epoxyand it's not like I was going to send it back

Other Thoughts: Still pretty happy about it, just wanted to list things that might bother someone

Pros: Well made. Put an 80mm side panel fan and an 80mm front and you have great airflow. Have bought 4 @32 bucks each.

Cons: Nutin

Pros: -Clean look for HTPC
-Cheap price

Cons: -The doors that cover the I/O panels on the front are a little flimsy, I broke one off maneuvering the case around during the build.
-When mine arrived the frame was slightly bent, not unusable, but it made it impossible to get the cover on flush with the housing

Other Thoughts: -For the price, what can you expect.
-It comes with PSU so that made the overall price of the build lower

Pros: Product comes in a very small, sleek case. Very presentable and looks great. The shield on the back is a little awkward but you can always install another one. The inside of the case is small so make sure you have cable management on lock. Power supply unit is fitted quite nicely inside the case and overall it feels sturdy.

Cons: The PSU came DOA. The case wasn't even remotely functioning at the time of arrival. RMA'd it and am receiving a replacement. Not exactly a good first impression.

Pros: Tower comes with adequate psu, sturdy and does the job for a budget build

Cons: metal a bit sharp on inside, on the cheaper side.

Other Thoughts: great tower for the price, the psu works good, no complaints, great box

Pros: Small unit gets the job done. Fits uATX board just fine. Bottom expansion slot is a little tight to secure with screw. Not stated in detail list or website, it does have front 80mm fan install spot (does not come with 80mm fan). PSU fan noise acceptable.

Cons: The two included 60mm fans are just beastly loud, 4k rpm operation, recommend replacing with low rpm alternative.

Other Thoughts: With silent fans installed (1 front (80mm), 1 back (60mm), really no need for two rear 60mm), operation is very quiet even with supplied PSU. Using as HTPC in living room.

Pros: The size on this thing is really appealing when you consider where future hardware design is headed. The interior layout is good and able to accmodate a larger video card if desired. Decent cable management for a sub $30 (on sale) case with PSU.

Cons: Poor air flow. This case could really benefit from having some feet to get it off the desk, and some ventilation for the bottom mounted GPU. More mounting holes for 120mm fans would be nice too. Uncertain about the PSU quality. The smaller width prevents some options for PSU upgrade, but, hardware design is looking to get smaller and there are already a number of good options available should your PSU die. Limited storage capacity. A better layout could resolve this and solve the airflow problem at the same time.

Other Thoughts: This isn't really your best option for a HTPC as it's a little big, but, it's not going to be obscene if you have to use it for that purpose. I'm using this case as a transitional piece while I mess with my Trinity CPU and wait to see what the Richland processors are able to do.

Pros: cheap and cheap
$30

Cons: fans a little loud

Pros: At the sale price of 44.99 this was an excellent buy because the power supply was included with the whole unit. Fit everything nice snug and all the hardware was included.

Cons: Just a one concern about all the extra metal plates I had to bend off so everything could be put in and fit comfortably.