Pros: Now that I have everything set-up, its actually pretty good. The LED's look nice, it matches my keyboard and mouse, and it had plenty of room to fit my R9 390.

Cons: When I opened this case, I was met with a mass of wires. That wasn't an issue, but when I went through all the wires, I found that the power plug for the 7 fans had a wire loose. Thankfully, this power plug was meant to be linked to more fans if for some reason you wanted more than 7, so I re-soldered the wire to back of the plug, but then another one of the wires popped out so I had to re-solder that too. Thankfully, my solution worked. Something else I noticed is that not all four of the stubs that touch the ground were touching the ground, so the case was free to wobble back and forth. When I went to put in my motherboard, there were only six screws for the 9 standoffs, and the screws didn't even fit the standoffs, so I had to take the standoffs from my old case and put them in this one. There are bolts for the hard drives, but I don't trust them so I just used screws instead.

Overall Review: I do not recommend this case. Just cough up the extra dollars for a quality case from Corsair. If you want to save money on your computer, don't do it on your case.