GIGABYTE 3D AURORA GZ-FSCA1-ANS Silver Aluminum ATX Full Tower Computer Case - Retail

Nice Case

Reviewed By: Jack of Clubz on 6/5/2009

Tech Level: high - Ownership: less than 1 day

Pros: Sturdy yet light. The fans push a good amount of air and is very quiet. Good buy.

Cons: None.

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Reviewed By: Dan on 3/28/2009

Tech Level: average - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month

This user purchased this item from Newegg

Pros: Large enough for my needs now and in the future. LOOKS GREAT! So quiet even my kids were 'awed'. The LED lights are a very nice touch - not too bright even when running in a dark room. Many slots avaliable; more than enough full size bays. Door opens to the left and the user plug in's are on the right side of the case; just what a bed ridden disabled man needed!

Cons: Not enough 3 1/2" bays.

Other Thoughts: Excelent equipment at low prices: How does newegg 'hatch' so many good prices?

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Great Case For A Home Build

Reviewed By: Tomsun on 3/5/2009

Tech Level: average - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month

This user purchased this item from Newegg

Pros: This case is well built with a solid feel in its construction. There is plenty of room inside the case for any expansion cards you could ever want to toss in. It accepts even the biggest video cards with ease. There is a bit of plastic on this case, but it's mainly solid aluminum and feels sturdy and solid. There are three cooling fans built into the case and the side slide in design for the hard drives was simply wonderful. It was so easy to install, move, or remove hard drives with ease. No tools needed for anything, just smooth sliding on rails. There is plenty of room to use even the largest after-market cpu cooling fan. I used the Asus Cooler and I had room to spare --- sweet.

Cons: Not really a con, but please be aware this is a large case. It's significantly taller than a mid-tower case and is really designed to go underneath a desk, not on top of it. Get a good size power supply if you plan on using a high end video card and lots of hard drives. Think at least 600-800 Watts to be sure everything is well supplied.

Other Thoughts: It's a bit pricey (Around $129.00 when I bought it) but you really get what you pay for and I am so pleased to have gone from a tight mid-tower case to the freedom and room of this full size Gigabyte case.

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