Pros: Nice and compact, clean looking budget case with a decent mobo for a business/general use home pc. Came prewired with power supply, which made it a snap to set up. No vibrations, quiet.

Cons: Does not come with a chassis fan, I added one. Without it, the case is silent. That's about it.

Overall Review: Installed AMD X2 4600+ 65W, 2 Gigs Kingston RAM, DVD writer, 7600GS pcie card.

Pros: Very, very quiet (comes w/out a case fan; cleanly styled front panel, easily portable between rooms.

Cons: comes with low-end power supply; manual vague in some places; getting updated drivers from Asus site tougher than needs to be (lack of organization, long download times); RAM and PCI-E a little close when adding a card.

Overall Review: I bought this to recycle some leftover parts into a extra ws/ game machine so it has a 4200 x2, 2 gigs of Corsair XMS (5-5-5-12), 320 GB WD SATA2, 256M 7900GT w/ Zalman cooler, 600w Enermax p/s, Samsung DVDWriter... and a Sony floppy drive. Quietest system I've built in years for its horsepower, that after adding a 92mm Antec rear fan (it gets warm here in Central California during the summer!). Rock solid on WinXP. 3dMa_k06 ave 5100, no OC.

Pros: The case quality is excellent. It is small yet has enough room for upgrades, and has superior ventilation. I particularly liked the ease of removing the front bezel, which also doubles as a dust filter. The mobo is decent, for an average user. The on board graphics aren't bad either for playing some older games. Oh yeah, and the whole system is quiet! The case came pre-wired to. A nice touch.

Cons: Although I knew it purchasing it, the 250 watt power supply is not going to go that far. It's quiet though. The on board sound is kinda weak to, but it's passable.

Overall Review: If your looking for a small, functional, and quiet case, look no further. I paired it with a gig of corsair value select, an Athlon x2 4200, and a 160 gig hard drive, and it was an effortless build.

Pros: Very cool and quiet. Sliding front panel. Looks great. Easy installation.

Cons: No overclocking options in the BIOS. Onboard video is useless for gaming. Power supply a bit on the weak-side.

Overall Review: Overall a great barebones. Does what's it's supposed to and looks good doing it. Like I said, it runs very cool and quiet. Not the best for someone who needs all the options, but I recommend it to anyone else.

Pros: Quiet, easy to assemble

Cons: Linux drivers

Overall Review: I installed an AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ and 4 x 1 Gb of Geil DDR2 800 RAM, an Asus DRW-1612 DVD burner, and a Western Digital WD800JD SATA hard drive. The hardware has been running flawlessly for nearly one year now. I put together this box to have a 64 bit Linux workstation. I tried OpenSUSE 10.2, Debian 4.0 (Etch), and Fedora Core 6, as those were the latest versions at the time of purchase. Of those systems, only Fedora Core recognized (and correctly configured) all the hardware except for the on-board audio since it did not include the driver. Upgrading to Fedora Core 8 solved that problem, so now I have a fully functioning 64 bit Linux workstation. If you want a fast, easy to assemble, low cost, Linux workstation, I can highly recommend this barebone.

Pros: it is an excellent case. Easy install. Runs cool. Looks nice. It took me less then 10 minutes to put the CPU, Hard Drive, Memory, and DVD Drive in.

Cons: It only supports up to a 5200 CPU. it does not have a hook up for a 4 pin header. Better Documentation on the motherboard.

Overall Review: The guy with the CPU FAN ERROR is probally hooking up the CPU fan to the Chassis Fan Pins on the Motherboard. The CPU Fan has a red header. The other header is white. I hooked it up the wrong way on purpose and got the message. it is a mistake any one could make. To get better documentation on the board go to the website.

Pros: Awsome barebones, cheap, and very reliable. I didnt have one problem building my computer with this barebones.

Cons: Really small case. Make sure you save yourself the trouble and put in the HD's first.

Overall Review: I customized it a little by adding a fan and LEDs on the side on the case, and i put switches in the open slots on the front panel for fan speed control. Excellent conversation piece at LAN parties.

Pros: Things went together pretty easily for me. I'm always happy when that happens. It's a solid case.

Cons: Power supply is wimpy (but I already knew that). Only room for 2 case fans - I'd like 2 more. Biggest issue is with that CPU vent thing. It's a giant, round plastic sleeve that helps pull air directly from the outside over your CPU. It seems to work - but it makes putting the case back together difficult.

Overall Review: An excellent deal - I'm happy.