CM Storm Enforcer - Gaming Mid Tower Computer Case with USB 3.0 and Water Cooling Support

Pros: Lots of space, sturdy. Front usb 3.0. Looks nice

Cons: mounting 2.5 inch bays can be a hassle. have to remove that little thing from the bottom with 4 screws.

Overall Review: My build: i3-2120 intel liquid cooling asrock p67 extreme 4 gen 3 8gb g.skill ddr3 1333 msi gtx 550ti cyclone silverstone x 650w psu

Pros: it a case does not take much to make one but to make one good is a different stroy many options out there until you want USB 3 then the field narrows fastI have had cooler master before (ammo 533) and vbery happy with it but needed to upgrade case wanted PSU at bottom and need USB 3 with header not feed through cables and this fit teh bill just wish it had been cheaper or at least free shipping. Plenty of room inside to fit whatever you need to did not have to take any cages out since have a less than radical graphics card I do not do heavy gaming but have done some video editing eggcelent case I will be getting the 200mm fan for top right now just have one 120mm in place

Cons: cost and not free shipping

Overall Review: system ASUS Sabretooth 990FX ANTEC 550 watt PSU GSKILL 4GB x 2 RAM EVGA KR GeForce GT 430 Western DIgital 320gb SATA drive lioteone DVD burner liteone blue ray burner Koutech IO-RCM630 USB 3 card reader

Pros: This is as close as you are going to get to the HAF 912 Advanced here in the States. Minus the top 200mm fan (which can be added), this is basically the same case with a different front panel. I like the door, but I have always liked to cover up the 5.25" bays on my builds. Awsome cable routing. Awsome looks. Quality construction and finnish all the way around. This case rivals cases like the Corsair 600T at almost half the price! Cable routing is on par with the Corsair minus the rubber gromets. The 600T was my second choice, but it really is a huge mid tower. This case was the perfect size for my application and still offers plenty of room for growth and upgrades in the future. Can anybody say water cooling or behemouth video card? Not a prob with this case!

Cons: Seriously................nothing major. It could use a filter on the top 200mm fan, but I will address that later. That's really my only complaint, and a problem you will find on cases costing twice as much. Seriously though, you will never be able to completely button up any case. Its a computer case, not a room air filer. This case is half the price of other cases with similar features, so for my $$, this case wins hands down. Added some thumb screws ($5.95) here and there, and the only real minor problem was solved. I know some folks have received damaged cases, but don't go blaming the Egg or the Manufacturer for the rigors of shipping these things.

Overall Review: I had been searching for a way to get my hands on a HAF912 Advanced and found this case after I had given up on the HAF912A. Not sure why I overlooked this awesome case for so long. I like the looks of this case much better anyway. This case was had for $79. Well worth the increase in price from the HAF912 Standard case. If you are looking at the HAF912, I hope you find my review and check out this case.

Pros: Looks: Flashy, but classy. The red LED fan isn't so bright that it's obnoxious, but merely a nice accent. Ordered a second 200mm red LED (same CM fan that comes with the case) to add some flair and airflow for my crossfire setup. Spaciousness: depending on your motherboard's layout, you can pull off dual or triple card setups up to the standard HD 6970 length without removal of the mdidle HDD cage. Removing cage would limit to one 2.5 SSD drive and 2 hard drive, but allow dual HD 6990's. triple 6970s can but done without removal but airflow for proper cooling would be mediocre, so look for full ATX for 3 card builds. SSD can be mounted inside of the 3.5" bays with use of som mounting brackets that are included *or* inside/on top of the dedicated 2.5" bay, and latter bay can be mounted on top of bottom 2.5" bay -- necessary if your PSU exceeds 180mm and you want a SSD installed. Cooler Master 212 installed, and about 0.75" additional clearance to spare for CPU cooler.

Cons: Honestly I've got nothing here. If I had to make something up to complain about, it'd have to be about how I have a 900W Antec HCG PSU bottom mounted, and with it oriented upsidedown to make use of the bottom-mounted filter for the intake, it makes my only complaint that the PSU sticker reads m006 instead of 900w.

Overall Review: No-trouble installation. Screen window-like filters all over the case to prevent dust, enough expansion slots for crossfire and SLI, spacious enough for HD 6990 or GTX 590, enough room for larger coolers, space for an additional top-mounted 240mm (such as the Corsair H100 radiator or a simple 200mm exhaust fan). Adding the top fan makes it on-par cooling-wise with ANY case in the market. If you want the ability to have ANY dual GPU setup (including 6990 or GTX 590) with a triple HDD setup (one 2.5"), or any single-gpu multi-card setup (tri-sli or tri-crossfire not including prior mentioned dual-GPU cards) with 4 to 7 hard drives, this case can pull it off. Two front panel USB 3.0 jackes, a door for the front bays, and it even has dust filters on the un-used optical bay covers. Little area on the top of the front of the case for setting down phone, mp3 player or external HD. If you want someone sleek, eyecatching, future-proof, and practical then this case is definitely it

Pros: EXCELLENT cable management! Plenty of room under motherboard tray for any extra cabling from your PSU. Tons of room, can easily fit extra long video cards. Removable drive cage(s). Great air flow. Front panel connectors work great. Front bezel removes easily, no hassle like a lot of cases. Lots of hardware and installation goodies. Well thought out design and very well built. Front 200mm fan moves tons of air. Bottom mount PSU

Cons: Bottom mount 2.5 drive cage does not work well with modular PSU's. (Had to remove mine to get cables plugged in). May not be a problem with other PSU's though. Does not come with a top case fan.

Overall Review: Very happy with this purchase, would buy again without thinking twice. My set up: ASUS Crosshair V Formula MB AMD 1100T Black Edition CPU Corsair H60 CPU cooler w/push-pull fan setup 8GB GSkill 1866 Sniper memory Thermaltake 650W Toughpower Grand PSU AMD Radeon HD 6950 2GB GPU All contained within this awesome case... By far the best case I've ever worked with, can't say enough good things about it.

Pros: I really like the design and size. Fit my Classified (E-ATX) admittedly it is covering the cable management holes, but I was able to route wires really well anyway. It also fits my Xigmatek Thor's Hammer with about .5" to spare. Love the modular hard drive cages. I took it out, put my two 3.5's in the lower cage and mounted the SSD cage on top of that. Works perfectly for my needs. 200mm fan in the front pushes a fair bit of air. The window is *perfect*. It show off exactly what you want.

Cons: Graphics card temps can get a bit high since there isn't a fan directly blowing on it (but I obviously knew that going in). It would have been nice for the area under the SSD cage to fit an optional 120mm fan. I think a mod might be in order. =) Speaking of fans, it doesn't come with any fans up top, which is fine since I have loads of 120mm's laying around, but seriously? 120mm it comes with in the back is really weak. Also has USB 3.0, but no adapter for 2.0, and I couldn't find an adapter anywhere, so two useless USBs for me til I break down and buy a 3.0 card. More my motherboards fault for being old, but still USB 3.0 is pretty new, and I feel it should have come with some sort of adapter. Audio cable from the front I/O is incapable of reaching the back of my motherboard without not hiding it at all. I use my sound card, but I can see some people not liking that. Getting to the front fan filter requires removing both side panels. Still, nice that it has a filter.

Overall Review: Decided to downsize from my HAF. Dimension wise it doesn't look that much smaller, but it seems a TON smaller to me. First case with a door, I like it. There is enough space above my bluray drive to hide the front I/O cables I didn't/couldn't use (see cons) The bulk of my complaints are very minor and easily excused by the cheap pricetag. I'm really, REALLY happy with this case. Core i7 920 @ 3.8GHz EVGA E760 Classified 24GB G.Skill Ripjaws (too cheap to resist) EVGA GTX 560 Ti 384 cores Soundblaster Audigy SE 60GB Corsair Force 3 2 1TB Western Digital Blacks Corsair AX650 Cooler Master Storm Enforcer Ridiculously fast and stable system.

Pros: -Great layout -exceptional temps and airflow -additional fan can be installed in the 5.25 inch drive bays with the use of some zip ties -all metal except the tray and front panel window shows what you want it to and nothing else -front door is removable -somewhat modder friendly if you know how to remove and replace rivets.

Cons: -feet are hard plastic and not rubber -front panel audio cable is too short and was difficult to position at the bottom left of my motherboard, could be worse if I install a soundcard -to remove the front panel, you need to remove both doors first. -dust filters suck. The are all just cheap pieces of cut mesh held in place with some metal lips and clips. The bottom one (for psu)has huge holes which is good for airflow, but bad for dust. The front one has a finer mesh, but is only removable after you remove the front panel, and mine is fraying on the outside. The only good filters are in the optical bay covers, but the door blocks these.

Overall Review: I would recommend that you install your power supply with the fan up and remove the door for better airflow and dust filtration. how cooler master could improve this: -improve filters -rubber feet -black front panel cables -less plastic or match paint color better (very small but visible difference) -make it a few centimeters taller to allow for the installation of a h100 (or any other 240 rad) in the place of the hard drives

Pros: Overall a great case for the money. I love the red led from fan and the side panel window. The removable hard drive bay is awesome for future upgrading with huge video cards. Has plenty of room behind the motherboard tray to hide all of my PSU wires. Was able to route my 8 pin MOBO connectore behind the case with no extension. (bought one but didn't need to use it). Front door cleans everything up, not having to see the DVD bays & fan controller I installed is genius. Has a standoff legend inscribed on the mobo panel which makes for easy mobo installation. Great that they made it possible to mount one 200mm fan or two 120mm fans on top. USB 3.0 mobo header connector is a plus. came with plenty of standoffs & extra screws. I love the tool less design of the case.

Cons: A few things I don't care for about this case: my number 1 gripe is the plexiglass scratches too easy, I took a dry rag to wipe off some dust and it looks like someone hit it with some sand paper, i am VERY disappointed. The "Filters" aren't thick enough and the fastening system they use for them is cheap. Wish the case came with a 200mm top fan. The mesh on top is pretty flimsy but not a huge deal when a fan is installed.

Overall Review: This case originally came to me with a huge crack running down the middle of the front door. I was so disappointed, I had all of my new PC parts sitting on my table and when I saw this crack I was very upset. It delayed my build a week. Thank to New Egg's easy RMA process I was able to get a replacement pretty quickly. I can say however that with the RED LED fans installed (I added a 200MM on top) & my red led sun light stick mounted to the hard drive bays, this thing looks like a beast. All of my friends comment on my new computer. I added a sun beam fan controller and hooked up 200mm fans & my sun stick to it.