Pros: If you're considering ANY other chassis for your PC, disregard it now and buy this one. This chassis is amazing. The beautiful brushed-aluminum finish is looks very sharp, and it's extremely durable. The front door is made out of thicker, heavier metal. This thing will not damage easily. Fingerprints show up rather easily, but Gigabyte includes a microfiber cloth for taking care of these. The internals are massive. There is so much room in this case - more than any case I've ever seen outside a server box. It supports ATX, MicroATX, Express ATX, and other types that are rarely ever heard of. There is a corner bracket mounted on the inside of the lower left corner for added stability in the weakest point. The 3 fans push lots of air, yet NEVER become too noisy. Tool-less mounting systems are wonderful and easy. Toolbox is a nice bonus. Mesh window is very attractive and helps air flow. Comes with lots of extra accessories. Hidden clamps make for easy cable dressing.

Cons: Expensive, and doesn't include a PSU. But it will last you for years as long as mobo mounting standards don't change. Also, the power button on the front doesn't feel nearly as quality as the rest of the chassis, it feels kind of wobbily.

Overall Review: 6 out of 5 stars, this chassis is simply incredible. It's the Aston Martin of PC chassis.

Pros: Ordered this case after reading very positive customer and industry reviews. Toolless design for expansion cards, HDDs actually work - unlike some "toolless" cases I've worked with in the past. Includes both a clear acrylic window and aluminum mesh side panel - chose whichever you like - you're not tied to one style (Why don't other case makers do this?) Pre-cut/rubber-lined holes for H20 cooling tubes Front mounted fan pulls cool air over the HDD rack and has a removable dust filter. 3 Large/quite 120mm LED case fans Internal storage bin for tools/cables/whatever Rock solid and sturdy...very little plastic. Cool and customizable LED projection Wide swing out feet give great stability/traction

Cons: You would think that with the solid window installed in the side panel, that optimum air, flow front to back, would be created. But for some unknown reason, all device temps read about 20c higher with the solid side, and 10 to 15c higher with the mesh screen. I kept my rig running and took off the panel to see if I could feel the direction of the air flow and then noticed an immediate drop in temps. I hadn't even attempted to OC any of my components and was only reading temps for a base to measure against - for when I did try to goose the system. I even installed a Zalman 9700 heat sink/fan and temps were still pretty hot. I still can't explain the heat build up and have resigned to just leave the side off. No front E-SATA hook up, but there's Fire wire (go figure) I really love the case, but the heat buildup is baffling. I had planned on going to a H20 set up later so I'm not totally put out.

Overall Review: My system: Corsair 620w PSU EVGA 680i SLI (A1) mobo EVGA Nvidia 8800 GTX Intel Core 2 Duo E6300(OC to 2.4g - ONLY WITH THE SIDE PANNEL LEFT OFF) 2g Patriot EP DDR2 800 GIGABYTE 3D Aurora 570 ASUS 18X DVD WD 74G Raptor

Pros: This case is AMAZING! This was my fist build ever a this case made it extremely simple. It's huge and gives you tons of space to work with. 8800GTX will fit easily with tons of room. The toolkit that comes with it is great and can be stored in the case (probably not a good idea though because it is right behind an intake fan). Trust me it is great.

Cons: Nothing major and only two. 1. The feet that swing out didn't really make the case anymore stable. It slightly moved side to side. 2. The side panel that can be replaced by clear plastic doesn't shut that nicely. It is kind of bojank.

Overall Review: All in all it is so worth the money and you will have enough space for everything and anything that comes out in the future. It is also very light. My PC: P6N Platnum motherboard, 8800GTS 640 mb, Q6600, zalman 9700, this case, roswell psu, 4 gig patriot memory.

Pros: Very nice construction. Nice looking brushed aluminum finish. Choice of mesh or clear side windows. Inlet/Outlet ports on the rear for water cooling. Heavy drive access door, run a knee into it and see if it doesn't bleed. Very spacious on the inside, eases cable routing to keep the interior clean and unobstructed for better air flow. Some have said they wished the case fans moved more air, while this may be true for the overclockers, It's fine for me. CPU idle temp sits at 29c, load at 34-36c with stock intel sink/fan and Arctic Silver Ceramique. MB temp is also in the mid to low 30's. Front panel to MB connections were brainless, much easier than my old Thermaltake. HDD cage is great (first case I've had where HDD's face out, makes for easy access).

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: Gigabyte 570 3D Aurora, Gigabyte 680SLI MB, 2 Gig Geil @ 4-4-4-12 2.0v, eVGA 8800GTS, Thermaltake 700W Cable Management, Seagate SATA HDD(s) (not running RAID), Sony/NEC DVD/CD RW. Put everything together in an afternoon. POSTed on first attempt with no errors.

Pros: Extremely sturdy case. Almost 100% metal, even the door on the front of the case is thick forged aluminum. Very large (could be good or bad, in my case it is good), plenty of room for upgrades - these new super-long graphics cards will fit easily. Built in wire management is nice. Extremely nice black finish! Watercooling friendly, room for 2 dual rads (one in the back, one in the top of the case in front of the PSU).

Cons: The "baby blue" plastic part in the front looks a bit out of place on this case. Screwless design for the expansion cards was worthless, it wouldn't latch properly or hold my X1900XT in place. I just used screws instead. Also, the included fans, while they look nice and are quiet, suck for airflow. The sidesaddle HD rack, while nice for installing drives, kills airflow as well, but this seems common in most cases anymore.

Overall Review: Mine came with a defective acrylic window insert - it was covered in a gazillion scratches, screwholes were cracked, and there is a small black thing that looks like a chip of paint embedded in the center of it :( Gigabyte didn't respond to emails about it. I may call them directly, or talk to Newegg since their customer service rocks.

Pros: Built like a truck. Very solid. Even the front door is thick aluminum. Big enough to fit just about anything. Yes, the 8800GTX's fit with room to spare. Beautifully finish in and out.

Cons: I wish the front door was reverable and the blue LED HD light is cool looking but way to bright.

Overall Review: Removable MB tray would have been nice.

Pros: Case has excellent size to accomdate almost anything you wan to put in it. Has plenty of room to fit the massive 8800 GTX with room to spare. Power supply bay is very open to handle even a large power supply. Tool-less festures are pretty good despite other reviews. It's all about your preference. Hard drives, optical drives, and PCI slots are all tool-less installs. Cable management features are great. Sharp looking case. Light weight. Heavy front door that is not plastic is nice.

Cons: The case fans that come installed are not worthy. Air flow is minimum at best. Go ahead and buy some quality fans to move some air. Hard drives will get warm without new fans.

Overall Review: Overall, great case for the money. Plenty of room for drive bay cooling system to be installed. I went with Koolance Exos external system. Sits nicely on top of case.

Pros: Big, Huge case, great airflow. Keeps everything cool. I wanted a big case that could store virtually anything, and I got it.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Get this case above any other.