Sentey Extreme Division GS-6070 Abaddom Black SECC ATX Mid Tower Computer Case with Removable Aluminum 3.5" Drive Tray, 180mm Fan Included, Tool-Less

Pros: I like it, looks really good. Love having the 4 usb on the top. 4 fans keep it cool and silent. I'm happy with it.

Cons: Was a tight squeeze plugging in the motherboards computer connector. So plan for that before installing the mobo. The front panel is scary. You basically just rip it off and it feels like it could snap in two at all moment. So try to only have to pull it off once. The rear exhaust fan on my case was weak, it wouldnt always start spinning on power up, it would need alittle help to get going sometimes. I think mine was just a bad fan, I had a spare and replaced it and have no problem now. I really wish it had alittle more cable management but you can make it work, just have a good plan.

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this case.

Pros: This case comes with 4 fans and 2 controllers that sync with led lights on the fans. I personally thinks it looks cool with lights. Has decent airflow the dust filter are nice but they could restrict the fans. Tool less design is very convenient too.I got this case on Black Friday for about 50 bucks and I think its well worth it at that price.

Cons: The Front panel can be flimsy. More room for wire management would be nice. Other than that

Other Thoughts: I would encourage someone to buy this for a budget build.

Pros: Great size. Excellent cable management. 4 stock fans with front panel control. Tooless integration. Great air flow.

Cons: Front panel is flimsy. Stock fans are a little on the weak side. No side panel window.

Other Thoughts: I am very happy with this case. The cons are very much outweighed by the pros. The front panel feels flimsy but is fine as long as you a cautious when removing and re-installing. You really have to pull hard to get it off, and it feels like it could break, so I recommend only remvoing once and not re-installing until the end of your build. You may also want to remove the foam air filters that they insert for the fans. Yeah it is nice to filter as much dust is possible, but the fans are not strong enough so I can see it lomiting the air flow a bit. Defeatign the purpose of your fans to stop a little dust just makes no sense to me.

All-inall, installation was a breeze with this case. I had zero isses with connectiviy, cable management, or size.

Sentey Abaddom GS-6070 Case
MSI Z77A-G43 Mobo
i7-3770K 3.5MHz Ivy Bridge
G.SKILL Ripjaws X 16GB (4x4GB) 12800-1600
XFX HD Radeon 7770 Graphics
Corsair GS700 Power Supply
WD Caviar Black 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0GB/s

Pros: -My Rosewill RCX-ZAIO-92 92mm Sleeve Bearing Fan CPU Cooler fit without the need of taking side fan off
-Came with 4 fans
-Side, front, and top dust filters are nice sponge like material
-Putting in my SSD and HDD was easy.
-I like how it looks

Cons: -The bottom filter seems a little cheap, it's Very thin and the filter is made of plastic, rather then a sponge. It also has large holes considering its for dust.
-The fans on the sides and top are NOT elevated so your choices in CPU coolers can be limited by it as said my others who had to remove the fan.
-I had to move the 120mm top fan to the extra 120mm top slot because it was in the way of my motherboards powerconnector.
-The fan controls could be usefull if you add more fans that are louder then you want, but, for the fans it comes with, I leave them at max speed becaue they are not loud at all.
-The paint job seems lousy; Some areas on the outside of the case is not consistent, so I have some parts that seem darker then others. It also feels rough like sand paper, compared to a nice and smooth feeling on other cases I've had.

Other Thoughts: Will look for another 120mm fan with a smaller width then 25mm.

System Specs
Case: Sentey Extreme Division GS-6070 Abaddom Black
CPU: Intel Core i5-3570K
CPU Cooler: Rosewill RCX-ZAIO-92
RAM: G.SKILL Ares Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3 1600
PSU: CORSAIR Enthusiast Series TX850 V2 850W
Motherboard: ASRock Z77 Extreme4
Gfx: HD 4890 (from old system)
SSD: Intel 320 Series 120GB
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 500GB 7200 RPM

Pros: Four fans* (120mm Blue Led Top Fan, *180mm Blue Led Side Panel Fan, 120mm Blue Led Front Fan, 120mm Black, non led Rear Fan) and there is room for two more 120mm fans (1 bottom, 1 top). You also get two knob controlled, fan controllers that you can choose to connect to any two out of the four fans (If you connect the fan controllers to any of the three illuminated, led fans, the fan controller also changes the led brightness in sync with the fan speed). It has descent tool-less drive bays. The case is relatively light (12.76 lbs). Cool temperatures inside the case when all four fans are connected (all the air from these fans almost cools me down when sitting next to it). Will fit a Corsair GS600 psu (5.9" x 3.4" x 6.3") with room to spare and has a bottom air ventilation grill for your psu's fan (removable dust filter etc..). Descent cable management behind the back panel if you know what you are doing. Lots of room (L 19.09" x W 7.48" x H 18.31"). The case is relatively inexpensive. I

Cons: The front plastic panel is of very low quality. The plastic pieces that hold the optical drive bay doors and eject buttons are far too flexible, causing a down ward sag which will cause your optical drive disc tray to smack the top piece on the way out and will stop it from closing on the way in, I used some electrical tape to solve this problem. The silver eject buttons are held in place with brittle cheap plastic and will likely break off if pushed too hard. When taking the front panel off you have to grab from the bottom (like in the video) and give it a good pull which sounds and looks like it will snap in half and probably would and or will if you do it often or in a wrong manner. The front/top panel HD audio connector cord could have been longer. Using the very top optical drive bay is not recommended because of the pressure it puts on the front/top panel cords and connectors. Using the second down drive bay from the top is fine. The molex connectors for the fan controls are very

Other Thoughts: Do not necessarily, choose not to buy this case based on the cons I listed above. This is still a great case for how inexpensive it is. If you want a mid tower case with lots of room, that has lots of blue led illuminated fans, has fan controls, tool-less bays and great air flow. Yet you do not care about the quality of the front panel ,then I definitely recommend this case to you. Like someone else said, I was a little apprehensive with this case because it was new and it had only eight or so reviews but it is still a decent case despite the cons I listed.

Pros: Good amount of room. I can fit my GTX 680 in there just fine. Decent airflow. Fan Controls are nifty. LOTS of fans, although I couldnt use the 180mm fan for the side panel because of my CM Myper 212 EVO, but thats not really the case's fault. Price.

Cons: Very flimsy molex connectors for the fan controls. I am actually kind of tired of plugging in a molex plug and the pins push back out of the plug itself. Minor flaw and manageable, but a con nonetheless.

Other Thoughts: My Rig is:
CASE: Sentey Extreme Division GS-6070 Abaddom
PSU: Cooler Master Silent Pro M 850W
MOTHERBOARD: BIOSTAR TA990FXE Extreme Edition
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LP 16GB (4x4GB) DDR3 1600
COOLING: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
CPU: AMD FX 8-Core AM3+ 3.6GHz (OC'd to 4.0GHz)
GRAPHICS: EVGA GeForce GTX 680 SC

Pros: Excellent airflow with the fans included, convenient 3.5" trays and plenty of 5" bays.

Cons: The fans are a touch loud but easy to get used to. There are stickers on the center of some of the fans that fall off in humid weather, I'd recommend peeling them off.
The wires for the LED in the power button get pinched each time it is pressed and mine got loose enough for the LED to stop receiving power; the button works fine however.

Other Thoughts: Would recommend Sentey cases but maybe not this one on behalf of the odd construction around the power button; If you can deal with the lack of an LED then this case will be perfect for you.

Pros: This case is great, easy cable management, you are able to use both sides of the case to hide cables. Lot's of room even with two GeForce GTX 550 Ti's installed. Very stylish with 4 very quite pre-installed fans.

Cons: When I ordered my DVD-RW drive weeks after I got everything installed in my case, it was very tough, just to get the drive in, I had to remove everything but the HDD's and the power supply, it was a hassle.

Other Thoughts: Anyone looking for a good, cheap, roomy gaming PC case, get this.

Pros: Good amount of room. Decent airflow. Fan Controls are nifty. LOTS of fans, although I couldnt use the 180mm fan for the side panel because of my CM Myper 212 EVO, but thats not really the case's fault. Price.

Cons: Very flimsy molex connectors for the fan controls. I am actually kind of tired of plugging in a molex plug and the pins push back out of the plug itself. Minor flaw and manageable, but a con nonetheless.

Not much room behind motherboard tray for cable management, but did succeed.

Would have LOVED more clearance for my Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler so I could use the included 180mm side fan, but not a big deal.

Other Thoughts: Great case for 1st time builders, but for enthusiasts like me you may want something else.

Pros: Looks great
Great build quality
Included fans are very quiet and keep everything cool
Plenty of space of whatever you need

Cons: Trim pieces that hide the external drive bays are not great. I had to remove the piece that sat in front of my optical drive because it would prevent the drive from closing all the way.

The drive trays for the internal devices are pretty flimsy. They do support both 3.5 and 2.5 drives though.

Other Thoughts: All in all I am very happy with this case. I didn't drop an egg because the trim piece just isn't that big of an issue for me. the case is large enough to accommodate every thing I need with room to spare.