EVGA DG-73 Matte Black Mid-Tower, Acrylic Window, Gaming Case 130-P0-0020-KR

Pros: Huge case and very spacious.
Supports vertical mounting (need to buy an adapter though).

Cons: The front is a glass panel with small vents along the right edge of the front panel. I didn't find temps to be overwhelming since I had low-end hardware in it but I would say it would not let in adequate airflow.

Overall Review: Panels are tinted, so it helps hide cables that aren't managed properly or to soften lighting inside of the case. I would prefer it if the front panel was a mesh instead of a piece of glass, but it's a good case overall.

Pros: Overall, it is an acceptable design. Comes with most/all of the features you would expect from a modern case in this price bracket. The window is nice, airflow is good enough.

Cons: The biggest CON and the reason I even wrote this review is the PCI-E placeholder plate things that slot into the back have a flawed design. When I installed a PCI-E Wired NIC and tried to put the plate back on above it, it would not fit correctly. It is hard to describe in words, but basically things do not line up properly for you to be able to screw in the plate above your accessory.

Another con is the fitment of the power supply in relation to the bottom of the motherboard and the holes on the plate above the PSU for routing case hardware/USB headers; there is not an appropriate amount of clearance to route cables through here, we're talking 2 or 3 more mm would have made it alright.

EVGA should have done more physical testing of this design.

Overall Review: You get what you pay for, it's a good case.