AZZA Genesis 9000 CSAZ-9000B Black 0.8mm SECC ATX Full Tower Computer Case

Pros: Love it. lots of room.
like the RATX feature.

Cons: none

Pros: As most have said this thing is simply massive, it almost comes up to my waist. Ability to install a 4x120 rad on top and 2x140 rad on bottom make for some interesting watercooling combinations, Plenty of room for cable management, removable dust filters on the bottom intakes, Possible to add 2nd PSU if necessary. Just an awesome case. The included LED's look sweet and are not so bright they will keep you awake, however they are hooked up to a switch on the top panel if you wish to shut them off. Possible to add 2 more 120mm fans on other side of case to blow air accross the drives and you can add another 230mm fan on the side panel to bring even more air into the case. PSU mounted up front so easy access to the PSU kill switch if necessary and any light from your PSU should show through the mesh. Also to 3dGamerman's delight the motherboard tray is removeable to do your install, not that it really matters with this much room inside the case. You will love it and it has plenty of room for future expansion.

Cons: Since it's made from strong steel mostly (top and bottem covers are plastic) this thing is heavy empty and might require a hand truck or a buddy to move once fully loaded with gear, Would not suggest using it for a LAN party box unless your last name is Banner. IF you leave it in the R-ATX mode you might need cable extenders for some power cables but that is also up to what kinda power supply you have. Plastic parts are sturdy but it takes a little more force than I like when removing them, just be careful so you dont break a tab. (really picky) only comes with 2 SATA backplanes for the 5 drive bays but you can order more directly from AZZA support.

Other Thoughts: Super case, lots of room, as long as you hit the gym a bit before you order it you should be ok, and if you do your research before ordering parts the R-ATX shouldnt be a problem, and you can always rotate it around if you want (and yes the side panels switch sides as well when you flip the insides. Another heads up the top 3 or 4 drive bays have blanks behind the mesh that have to be bent out with a screw driver to be removed be careful not to cut youself on the metal parts.

Pros: Enough room to add and add. You can build just about any system you want with this case.

Cons: You cannot speed up the fans

Pros: I was fighting with this one or a mid case. This thing is huge. It fits everything i own with room for plenty. It comes with 7 fans already installed and it keeps everything super cold. I dont even use all the fans. It does look pretty sick in a dark room all lit up. It has plenty of space for cable management and the graphics card support is nice for my 7950. It is inverted compared to normal placement of typical setups as the GPU is on top so it blows directly out the top. Two massive fans up top suck out all heat, while the almost as massive fans below push it up.

Cons: none...

Other Thoughts: Its big....very happy with the case

Pros: The case itself is great. It has a ton of room, I really like the reverse ATX idea, good cable management, good cooling, sturdy, looks good. all around a good case

Cons: This thing is HEAVY! Although that could be a good thing.
some of the fans can be a little loud with the high speed button activated

Other Thoughts: Azza has blown me away with their service. I damaged one of the side panels during maintenance and contacted Azza for a replacement. They are giving me the side panel free of charge, I only have to pay for shipping! Azza is now my preferred choice for cases.

Pros: -Huge
-Quality steel, rather than cheap aluminum or plastic
-Semi tool-less design

Cons: -Thumb screws come on way too tight, had to use pliers to get them off the first time.
-Drive mounting system is tooless, except that you have to screw 3.5" drives into a mount, which then slides in like a normal tooless latch system.
-Top ventilation makes the top exhaust fans loud (rather, the way the air is blown out is loud).
-Have to unscrew (thumscrews) the bottom part of the front panel to turn the power supply off without unplugging the system. You can move the PSU to the rear like most cases, but to do this, you have to move the two rear 140mm fans.

Other Thoughts: Overall a great case, would recommend to anyone. Absolutely massive. All of the cons are really minor inconveniences, but are made up for elsewhere. Love the aesthetics, though I think the colored side panel piece is pointless. I'd much prefer a red-tinted side window.

Pros: I replaced the Corsair H80i with a H100i and flipped the motherboard to the ATX position. Now my two GTX 670s run much cooler. I was amazed how easy it was to change the motherboard from the RTX to ATX position.

Cons: Mounting the H100i radiator so the Corsair light on the pump would be right-side-up was a tight stretch of the coolant tubing over the RAM.

Pros: Cooler Master Megaflow 200mm fans fit the top holes. I now can control these two, a side mounted BitFenix 230mm, and two BitFenix 140mm fans on the bottom with a NZXT Sentry LX controller. This allows me to turn the LEDs on without increasing the speed of the fans.

Cons: The case is still very large and heavy.

Other Thoughts: i7-3770K @4.3GHz on a Asus Z77 Sabertooth w/Corsair H80i
16Gb Corsair Dominator GT 2133MHz memory
Two Gigabyte GTX 670 Windforce cards
OCZ 256Gb Vertex 4, and WD Black 1Tb HDD
Corsair HX1000 PSU
Azza Genesis 9000 Case

Pros: i love it a lot good cooling

Cons: none

Pros: In the beginning (of this build) Lord Khaos said, "DAM YO THAT'S A MONSTA A$# CASE"!!! and it was good . LOL but for real you guys this is a realllllllly biggun, server case big, and you would probly have to get a custom one made if you needed bigger. I see that some reviewers say this case is loud I say Bull pucky on that one I can't even hear it if my heaters on, and the dam thing is runnin flat out on the floor next to me I think they have a touch of Tinnitus or something. this case dwarfs my current build so in the future I plan to try my best and do the American thing (manifest destiny and all that rot) and fill the sum bi@#h so new egg get ready to take my money!

Cons: It isn't a TARDIS

Other Thoughts: Current build (7.8 on windows experience meter if that maters)

Azza Genesis 9000 Case
ASrock 990FX Extreme 9 motherboard
AMD FX8350 Vishera
Gskill Ripjaws z 32gb DDR3
Sapphire radion 7950 3GB GPU
Kingston HyperX 120GB SSD (want a bigger ssd)
Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD (I need 4 more for this build)
2 APEVIA ATX-CB700W PSUs
Corsair h100 cpu cooling system
various media drives
(EK H30 Supreme HFX 360 watercooling kit on the way)