AZZA Fusion 4000 (CSAZ-4000) Black SECC ATX Super Full Tower Computer Case

Pros: very large case with an endless list of possability. I think i got the very last one available because everyone is out. It has a very large area to add just about anything you want. If azza keeps building cases like this i will always buy from them.

Cons: after i paid for the item, newegg kept me up to date on status, took them 1 week to package the item, but it arrived the side window was scratched up and the box it came in was the origanal azza case box with shipping lable? why did it take a week just to put a shipping lable on and ship it? (but ill tell you one thing, i called newegg for help and they couldnt help but told me to call azza. I did just that and they said they will mail me a new panel. thankyou azza i will be a loyal customer for life, i will be purchasing 2 more( different ) cases soon for my other builds

Other Thoughts: when i complete all my purchases i will upload video of my build

Pros: Can hold dual systems and is great for water cooling options. All drives are hot swap which turned out to be quite handy. Lots of room to put what ever you want plus more.

Cons: It is REALLY heavy (Although that is kind of expected). The build quality is not good, at all. The clip/handles for the top compartment are horrible, I literally have to bang the doors closed for them to set right. Additionaly, the thumb screw that hold the top bezel on has never fit in its designated hole. The front fans are blue, I would of liked them to be stock red to match the case paint (Although this is more of a preference and is not that big of deal). The hot swap bays are really bad, it takes way to much effort to ensure your drives are connected to the back tray, the trays are also in painted (The drive and cage blocks this from view). The sliding mechanism that alters the degree of the top vents squeaks and can get annoying especially when using them a lot. I would of also preferred that the top 2 drive bays be single slots each. Only one of the front control panel has USB 3.0. A big problem I also ran into is that the top compartment only has a single slot GFX slot.

Other Thoughts: If you need two computers in one case like this then it is the one you need. If you need the extra water cooling space then this is also a great case. But if you don't need either of those then I probably avoid this case as it is definitely not worth 280$

Pros: So much space for accessories, great setup for wire organization, space for 2 motherboards, wide enough for any aftermarket cpu cooler of any type, quick connect for HDD or SDD, external usb 3.0 connections, room and pre drilled holes for a ton of extra fans, 2 sets of power controls if you want a second motherboard, and on and on and on.....

Cons: shipping is pretty high

Other Thoughts: I absolutely love this tower. There is a view window on the left side albeit a small one.

Pros: Wide open space, nice drive storage arrangement, Dual systems! very quiet fans.

Cons: The smaller bay's for the 2.5" SSD's didn't work :(, had to bypass them. It would be nice if there was a built in KVM switch????

Other Thoughts: All in all i am very pleased i look foward to loading the mini ITX board latter this year for a (test) machine.

Pros: Huge

Cons: Shipping

Other Thoughts: Would buy in a heartbeat if I could pick it up in GTA warehouse. 70 dollars is more than I am willing to pay for shipping esp when GST is added on top of that as well. Would be exactly what I need.

Pros: Overall this is a very well thought out and well designed case. I use the top for my at home server and back up rig. The watercooling options for this case are nearly endless. This case is a modder's dream. It has tons hard drive cages. Its nice to see dedicated 2.5" drive cages integrated into the case storage design. The hot-swap backplanes are a very nice touch. A bit of a gimmick maybe, but I find them quite handy. The ability to fit nearly all mainstream motherboards is really nice, and somewhat expected of a case this size. The airflow options are incredible. Theres a 200mm/ two 120mm fan mount on the bottom of the case, which I didn't know until i received it. The rear exhaust is a 140mm with no 120mm mounts however. It also comes with tons of screws. Most of these pros are things you probably already know if you're looking to buy this case.

Cons: From the top down: The top vent does not go back on very easily. The very top radiator/fan mount is such that you cannot put fans above it just under it. Tubing may also be a bit of an issue. If your radiator has any extra length to it beyond the fan mounts on it may have trouble mounting on the front or back part of the case mount because the case does not compensate for any extra room. The hot swap trays are not smooth at all, are not painted, and you always have to make sure that the hdd is fully connected to the backplane. The rubber grommets are not of the best quality and pop out pretty easily. Dust filtering options are very limited. No 120mm fan option for rear exhaust. The paint job especially on the red parts is not very good, in that it looks good but feels cheap. Fully loaded it can weigh quite a lot, but thats kinda to be expected. Psu's wider than standard atx wont fit.

Other Thoughts: The main pro would have to be: options and space, while the major con would be: it's a hard case to work with. It takes more work to do what you want to get done. Even though its designed well, for the beast it is, it just takes longer to get things done in it than with many midtower tooless cases. For the price this is an amazing case, just be sure it's the case for you.

Rigs installed:
Evga GTX 590
Intel 2600k
Asus Maximus IV Extreme P67
16gb G.Skill 1600mhz ram
LSI 9750-4i raid card
Two 120gb OCZ Vertex 3 ssd's in raid 0 (never buy ocz drives they always always cause problems)
Ultra 1000w gold psu

AMD 8150 apu w/ Corsair H60
AsRock A75-itx motherboard
8gb G.Skill 1600 mhz ram
Patriot pyro 60gb ssd
Powercolor HD 6850 single slot edition

Pros: Room for 2 PSUs

Cons: Smells toxic and started making me and family feel sick. The screws are made from cheap materials so they warp and break when you try to unscrew them...

Other Thoughts: What a waste of my time and money... I will never buy another case by AZZA again. Serves me right for buying a "no name" brand...

Pros: - Big enough for a small child to be stored in (without interfering with your mini itx system on top)
- 8 hot swap 3.5" (plus 2 internal) and 4 hot swap 2.5"
- 8 5.25" (making the top two usable requires some effort)
- Dual psu (if you need it), comes with dual psu cable
- Easily does dual radiator
- Fits everything for water cooling I crammed into a mid tower with plenty of room to spare
- Good cable management with plenty of room in the back

Cons: - 50 pound case to start with; close to 100 pounds now with my current configuration
- No wheels (I'll be installing casters separately -- though I need a forklift now to keep it aloft while I install them)
- USB 3.0 cable with no converter to a usb 2.0 header (for some reason no one is selling these), if your mobo doesn't have a usb 3.0 header
- For some reason two of my psu screw holes are not aligned with the holes on the case, so am only using two screws to hold the psu in
- itx setup is very compact, but everything will fit if you try

Other Thoughts: I really wanted to make use of all 8 5.25" (put a dual reservoir pump setup in the top 2x5.25"), so to do this you end up having to dremel out the metal grill behind the cover blocking the opening and some of the edging around the mesh front which pops out, and then I used a 5.25" bracket I cut out of an old computer with a couple of screws to keep it there. Looks good after it was all completed even though I did a slipshod job at best of cutting it out.

My setup includes dual 360mm radiator with 2x5.25" reservoir/pump bay in the top to water cool cpu + graphics cards of main system. Mini itx system on top with sfx psu and single slot graphics card (you can get a dual slot card to fit in it if you remove the bar from the panel drop down and cut off some of the handle and the front 1/2" of the heatsink on the graphics card, but in my opinion this was not worth it.) Top vents I removed to give the top radiator more space from the itx system. Fit a 250mm fan on the side as well.

Pros: - Uber-Mega Jumbo size.
- 2 systems!
- high airflow
- steel high quality
- semi tooless design

Cons: try to lift that baby!

Other Thoughts: Ive built lotsa systems, originally i thought Antec 1200 and lian-li cases were huge.. meh... THIS is HUUUUGE! Perfect house for a custom computer with hydro cooling, will prepare this baby to house a SR-X with 2xXeons watercooled + MiniITX system up top (for backup :D)!

Shipping is EXPENSIVE. But if you like the looks and got the money, go for it.

Pros: -Huge Case (2 Compartments)
-Top Vents has a switch to open/close it a little to let hot air out
-Opportunity to expand
-Mostly full use of SECC steel
-Instructions were relatively easy to understand
-The outward groove on the back of the motherboard allows the cables more room instead of stuffing them in there.

Cons: -HD trays don't slide out smoothly
-The cover blocking the exhaust fan on the inside feels a little flimsy/loose(doesn't use screws)
-Not a fully tool-less design, and the thumb screws that are tool-less feel flimsy(they are basically screws with a plastic molding, step down from my p182 full metal thumb screws)
-The wires that connect the two front fans are connected to the front doors so the covering bends a little
-No filters for the two front fans and the bottom optional fan.

Other Thoughts: Solid case and would recommend it to anyone. The fans that are listed in the specs are the fans only included when you buy it but there is an optional 6 fans that can be purchased separately(3 for the top, in between the main and secondary compartment and one on the bottom and two for the side). The stands are actually pretty solid, when I first looked at it from the pictures I thought they were 4 flimsy plastic legs but as it turns out they are pretty solid and are actually connected with rubber/plastic bottoms.