Pros: So to start out this case is HUGE. So much space compared to my old NZXT PHAN-410. Comes with 6 fans which are already connected to the 4 toggle switches on top, so just power and go. In my old case my GPU did have much room but now I have tons of extra room, it made me feel like I needed to save up for a bigger one. Plenty of room for large air coolers or a massive 240mm radiator water cooling system like the H100. PSU opening surprised me as it had foam tape around the inside of the opening to cushion the PSU and reduce vibration noise, as well as rubber feet for the PSU to rest on for the same purpose. The case isn't quiet by any means with all the fans powered up, but it doesn't really bother me as I have a headset on most of the time the computer is in use.

Cons: Only real cons of this case is its weight. This thing weighs so much more then I expected it to empty, let alone with all of my components installed. Another thing that might be a con for first time builders is there is a lack of installation instructions. Not really an issue for me, but beginners may find it frustrating.

Overall Review: The size of this case required me to think out side the box to get my HDDs and DVD burner powered by just one cable from the PSU, so be prepared to think creatively or to not route cables if you don't have any extensions on hand like me. I was able to successfully route all of my cables except my 8-pin CPU power. My rig: Sentey Burton Blue Full Tower Asus M4A89GTD PRO/USB3 (soon to be an ASUS Crosshair V after first of year) AMD Athlon II x2 250 @ 3.5GHz OC'd G.SKILL Sniper DDR3 1600 (8GB) XFX Radeon HD 6950 Double-D Edition Rosewill Libertas LIB-650 Fully Modular PSU