Sentey Extreme Division GS-6500R Burton Red Tower Case 6x Fan LED/ 4 x USB / Multi Card Reader / 4 x Fan Control / E-SATA / 6 x Removable Aluminum Bays / Screwless

Pros: i got this on sale for around $70 im not a fan of red but the price was right. has a lot of airflow and space for any parts easy to use.

Cons: card reader dosnt work

Pros: I really like the aesthetic of this case, reminds me of Deadspace with red/black theme. The screw less assembly works perfectly well for me. Easily fits my z77 Mpower ATX board. Bottom mounted psu is nice and make cable routing via the provided routing holes a breeze.

Cons: Pet peeve really but front blue led (which doesn't fit color scheme) is incredibly bright I covered it with tape so I can sleep. Im going to replace it with sequential leds to get a knight rider effect. The top most optical drive tray presses really tight on the wiring for the card readers and usb wiring. The Hd Audio cable is very short will have to buy a extender in order to hide it behind board.

Other Thoughts: Ive read reviews where they are having issues with ssd installation. I used the provided screws and holes lined up fine on hdd tray no problems for me. You do not need a ssd tray conversion assembly.

Pros: The tool-less design is interesting. The cable management is great (if the cable ties held to the case with double sided tape don't fall off) It looks very impressive, beautiful finish. Roomy and PLENTY of fans.

Cons: Not at all what I would expect from such a high end case. Since I have put it into use (about a month) the latch that holds the side fan door has failed, The CD/DVD Drive bay cover door hinges have broke (These were a VERY POOR DESIGN) There are No USB 3.0 ports in the front. The mounting points provided for a 2.5" drive in the 3.5" bays are useless for an SSD drive. (The drive sits too low and the cable connectors are under great strain)

Other Thoughts: I hate to be such a whiner, but again this is just NOT what I expected from such an expensive case. The outside of it is very sturdy, but everything else is just so so flimsy. I dont know what to do with my broken drive bay covers, probably just live with it, I'm not going to disassemble a system to RMA the case for two broken doors and the broken side...well it only rattles a LITTLE bit...lol. My bad, I will never go with Sentey again.

Pros: After eight months of service i have had absolutely no problems with this system.I bought it as a combo and it went together fairly easy and it looks great.

Cons: The front cd tray doors hang up a bit and when they come off they are a total pain to get the springs back on and in place one egg loss

Other Thoughts: Sentey Burton Series GS-6500R ,GIGABYTE GA-970A-D3 AM3+ AMD 970 SATA,HIS IceQ X Turbo H679QNT1G2M Radeon HD 6790,AMD FX-6100 Zambezi 3.3GHz Socket AM3+,,Klipsch 5.1 surround,, Kingston HyperX Blu 8GB (2 x 4GB),,CORSAIR XMS 4GB (2 x 2GB).

Pros: I have been working with all sentey cases brand over a year now. People, if you wanna change the fans from the burton, arvina, wolf and spider, is very easy. There are 6 screw on top, they are on the corner of the case. Also at the bottom, there are color black. When changing the fans, you will see the air diferent and cooling. This cases also fit 140mm fans on top, front and bottom.Use the finger to find them before arming your case. Do it gentally. Arvina, burton and spider have to be a 2/pin fan if you wanna used there fan controller. Wolf dont have fan controller. This cases only fit the corsair h60 or h80 radiator, if you wanna fit a 240mm radiator will not work, but a 120mm or less you will have to place the fans on top, intead under the fans. You may also place the radiator, on the side of the motherboard and hdd sense this cases have plenty of space. Still, i do not now why people used a big radiator to cool down a cpu when the corsair series do a find work.

Cons: The cases are really good, i am proud of selling them.

Other Thoughts: If you guys need help, contact me at navarrocomputers@gmail.com

Pros: Nice cable management

Cons: I believe my unit was returned before; it came with scuff marks almost everywhere as well as fingerprints. The case looks great on the pictures but in real life – it just looks cheap. It is flimsy and made of out thin aluminum that bends easily. First of all, the HDD cage was badly bent. I had to take the whole thing apart, drill new holes and re-fasten everything using my own bolts and nuts. Furthermore, none of the fans were working and I had to replace all 6 of them. The cables for the front panel were way too short to reach the headers on my motherboard. All in all, it is nothing but disappointment… I ended up spending more money and effort in order to get this thing functional. This is my first and last case from Sentey…

Other Thoughts: Give yourself a favor and spend a few more bucks and get you a nicer case. This case is not even close to be a full tower. It's a little taller than a mid tower but not tall enough to be considered as a full tower.

Pros: It's definitely as cool as the claim, my fx-6200 3.8ghz stock o.c. to 4.4ghz on stock cooler (seriously!) never went above 127f*.
I've never been able to achieve that on air, let alone the stock cooler.
Good airflow.
6!!!! FREE fans that light up!
Fan control's that light up
Power button that lights up
hdd light is purple idle and red active...cool!
Built in multicard reader
doors for optical drives
mobo panel comes off easy for access to back side of cpu and good cable management . no more taking out mobo to put those darn cooler clamps on.
Power supply install was no issue

Cons: The toolless stuff, like most cases suck.
The optical bays are the worst of the toolless stuff, cheap plastic.
fortunatley they have holes for screw mounting though.
The hdd bays are a pretty cool design layout and not as bad , the cheap plastic levers like to have a mind of there own so be careful when putting on or taking off.
The gpu fan bracket isn't as bad as some say just be careful.
All the Mobo holes don't line up but we've all seen this before.
My sabertooth is snug.

Other Thoughts: IMO the cons aren't enough to turn away from this.

Pros: Well built attractice case, easy to use and very quiet.

Cons: a bit heavy but expected.

Other Thoughts: I would recomend this case to anyone!

Pros: Everything was great about this case, at first. I am now writing a review to write about how displeased I am with it.

Cons: The main problem I have with this case is that I cannot change out the fans on it... The top mesh, grill, for the exhaust fans can be undone with an Alan wrench, which usually wouldn't be a problem... But every single screw that was in it was stripped, I cannot take the top of my case off to switch fans out, its terrible. I wrote an email to them, asking about it, and got NO RESPONSE. This was my first computer case I have purchased with them, and I WAS pleased at first, now I will not purchase through them again.

Other Thoughts: Waste of money if you want to upgrade.

Pros: Plenty of room inside. Easy access to the whole case. This may be the first time I've ever managed to get all of the hold down screws for the motherboard installed. I expected it to be noisier with all those fans, but it's not.

Cons: The knockouts for PCI cards are solidly attached. Match up the motherboard and figure out which ones you need to remove before you mount the motherboard or you could have trouble getting them out. Docs are very skimpy, just a diagram of the case with component labels, and no indication of which harnesses did what.

Other Thoughts: I got this as part of a DIY bundle, so it wasn't researched at all. Easy to work in and the drive mounting was simple. Just remember that you'll be putting 5.25" inch drives in from the back of the enclosure, so you'll need to remove any bezels on the drive. 3.5" drive bays have screw holes for 2.5" drives, so no adapters needed.