BitFenix Prodigy BFC-PRO-300-OOXKO-RP Atomic Orange Steel / Plastic Mini-ITX Tower Computer Case

Pros: I love how the motherboard lays down flat so the I/O pannel is horizontal across the back.
Plenty of space to work with Mini-itx once you get the panels off.
USB3 up front (on the side)
BLAZE ORANGE!

Cons: nothing major.

the thing can rock like a rocking-chair on a hard surface

power supply BARELY fit.

Other Thoughts: Looks pretty sweet with blue LED power-supply and added one extra LED fan for zazz.

Pros: Portable
Well built
Great paint job

Cons: only ITX motheboards fix (Not that big of problem)
No other problems found yet

Other Thoughts: I didn't think that I would like the color at first, but now that I can see it in person I love it
I was the only color in stock or I would have gotten black for the extra air flo.

Pros: Very Modular and excellent build quality

Cons: Poor customer support.

Pros: Lots of room for a mini-ITX chassis - because of it's clever modular design and nifty touches like the SSD pockets in the right-side door, this case has room for pretty much any 2-slot video card on the market as well as the craziest of multi-rad water cooling solutions. Huge tower-style air coolers are only limited by your choice of motherboard and RAM. Plenty of fan mounting options, including 2x120, 140, 180, 200 and 230mm options up front, 2x120mm up top and 120 and 140mm rear options. The included 120mm Spectre fans are fairly quiet.

Impeccable build quality and fit/finish. The panels are all thick steel and everything is well-engineered and screws or locks into place perfectly. The soft-touch finish on the handles and front panel and hard powdercoat everywhere else are durable and feel expensive.

Styling may be subjective, but this case neatly straddles the line between tasteful and daring, resembling nothing so much as a smaller, squatter version of the classic aluminum PowerMac cases. The integrated handles make toting it to LAN events a snap, and this version tilts the scale more towards 'daring' it up by being dayglo orange.

Cons: The PSU cage could stand to be a bit longer, and it's front is a solid steel plate. A typical enthusiast PSU comes in at 160mm long and will be a pretty tight fit, especially if your chosen PSU has large modular plugs. Note that all the hardware used for PSU installation is #6-32 thread, so a fairly simple solution is to use standard motherboard standoffs (if this isn't your first rodeo, you'll invariably have a bunch of these laying around somewhere) to offset the PSU mounting plate from the back of the case itself - this provided just enough room for my 160mm HX650 to fit without issue. Alternately, look for a 140mm long PSU instead.

Other Thoughts: The Prodigy is in a class of one for providing room, portability and style for your mini-ITX monster. I can't recommend it highly enough.

Pros: awesome looking,small,deadly

Cons: EXPENSIVE a vary expensive case for what you get

Other Thoughts: waffles taste good

Pros: Since almost all the drive bays are removable I had more than enough room to fit my H80 liquid cooler inside this tiny case, and it looks amazing with orange Cougar fans inside it. Of course it's a tight fit with everything inside it, but it's very easy to work with since everything is removable.

Cons: None

Pros: Fist off this thing is super modular. Second the reason i bought it was looks its kinda cute but its small. Looks like a a mac kinda but smaller.

It is bigger then i thought it would be and i was just going to run my 128Gb SSD and 1TB WD Black but now have 1ssd & 3x 1TB WD Black and still have room for 1 more HDD and the DVD drive.

you can water cool the heck out this thing just Google the case and you will see the white one with 2 monster radiators.

I am using i5 3570K with a Corsair H60.
In my old Case a Thermal intake Armor II its huge like a full size case 11 5 1/4 bays. Hence i am down sizing. o and 7 HDD and 1 DVD drive

My temps at idle would get down to the 20's and maybe to 50's on load never saw 60.

Had 2 120mm fans on the radiator on the rear, a 250mm fan on the side door, 1 front 120mm, 1 top 90mm. 1 rear 90mm.

Now in this case I just have 1 120mm on the radiator mounted on the top and 1 120mm in the front. Board only has 2 fan connects those are on the pump and radiator fan.

So now at idle maybe in the 30's and 40's and 60's under load i know less air flow and and smaller case. I am trying to go silent as my PC is next to my bed.

Its quieter then before. Need to order some fan adaptors and try a 230mm fan maybe just playing around trying to be silent and get temps down.

But over all awesome combustibility. Lots of options and small form factor I plan on buying 2 more of these one for a NAS and one for my daughter

Cons: Not a Con on the case but Newegg is out of stock on almost everything from BitFenix.

Like i been looking at these cases for months and the only one they have had in stock is this one the orange one so good luck on finding another color even though it comes in red, black, and white too.

Accessories like the 230mm Fan and such is out of stock so going to have took around they also have cable sleeves i don't see on newegg.

not realy a con this is a ITX case but my Power supply is a 750 watt OCZ full modular and hangs a quarter out the back its 6.9 deep according to newegg and i can confirm its too big looking for a smaller one around 500 watts and prefer fanless

Other Thoughts: Buy the case if u just want to down size or you something on the small ITX size but have plenty of room to expand its a awesome case and will buy 2 ore of them.

Pros: Compact, well laid out, versitile, and user configurable to your needs.

Cons: Newegg doesnt sell any of the accessories for this wonderful case.

Other Thoughts: I was forced to buy the Atomic Orange colored case due to the fact everthing else was sold out. A true testiment to the type of case this is.

Pros: Room for uber cooling solutions, massive airflow possibilities, modability, great styling, heavy steel side doors for durability, well thought out inside design.

Cons: cant find one yet.

Other Thoughts: MSI Z77 itx board rocks so far, H50 Cooling works well in this case, 2500K @ stock clocks is enough but ill be @ 4+ ghz later tonight im sure, Corsair Modular 500 watt psu seems like its coasting along with no heat detected from it so far. Old ATI 5830 showing a 7.5 WEI. Waiting on my 32 gig m-sata for the onboard boost potential. My feeling is that ITX will be the way to go in the future because everything is so much more power miserly and that matters these days. Plus its sexy.

Pros: Small footprint, good room inside, great color for a lan box.

Cons: we will see if there are any.

Other Thoughts: Bored to death not building much anymore so this is my Feb. project. I may sell it to fund another project. Google tactical brotherhood and find our TS info to find me.