NZXT Guardian 921 CS-NT-GD921-B Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: It's a great case...Good airflow...Has a cool blue glow and everything is still operational. Overall great case.

Cons: Don't count on getting the rebate. Buy it because you want it. Don't factor in the rebate at all because NZXT will do everything in their power not to cut you a check for the rebate. I bought case in mid April and still waiting on the rebate. They reply by email with empty promises about the rebate but you never get it. Shame on you NZXT. This is last time I buy anything from them.

Pros: Looks absolutely fantastic. Stunningly sturdy and well built. Runs cool and quiet. Easy to remove hard drives. The whole front of the case actually comes off for easy optical drive installation. Surprisingly bigger than I thought it was, makes for easier cable management and less clutter.

Cons: Clear siding can be scratched VERY easily, be careful. You have to leave the front panel open when burning disks if they automatically pop out when done.

Overall Review: You just don't find this kind of craftsmanship and quality in a case that costs so little. If your on the fence about it GET OFF! Ther is NO BETTER case out there for the price they're asking, and that's before the mail in rebate.

Pros: This case is awesome!! Very Nice Airflow. The Lights Are Blue And They Look Great

Cons: No instructions on how to set up temperature gauges. The fans also run slow if connected to mobo, you MUST connect them to PSU directly

Overall Review: I was going to get the Antec 900, but it was Out of Stock...So this was my second best option

Pros: The case has lots of room and the led's are not that bright. Just about all the edges inside are rounded but there are a few spots that can and will cut you. It comes with an adapter to put a HD in the larger bays but for some reason, they want to run the wires for the temp sensor through it. The fans are okay for a stock, cheap case I guess. If you want to have your temp to read in F then you have to take apart the display and jump the terminals together and restart the comptuer or just unplug the display and plug it back in. It looks nice and the door feels very solid. The CD/DVD drive will NOT open the door, the magnets are too strong.

Cons: It needs to have a hinge on the side door. It's a PITA to take the door off and unplug the fan everytime. One of the temp probes came broke for the CPU, it just reads Er on the display. The fans are weak, I took out the 120mm fans and installed some 80mm's in there place and I have twice the airflow now. It could use some more support on the side window as just the slightest push and you can bend and break it.

Overall Review: My cons will not keep me from getting another case from NZXT. It's built really well and I love the rounded edges in the case. As stated before, the led's are not too bright, I think they are just right. I just have to wait for my new led 120mm fans to get here so that I can have the airflow that I need in it. Cable management is pretty easy with this case as well but you will need some long wires to reach the HD's. All the ports worked right out of the box and they feel tight. I would say that if you are looking for a case and want to keep it under $100, this is the case for you. If a friend or family member came to me and asked they should buy this, I would say yes in a heartbeat.

Pros: This thing has plenty of room, very sturdy, great interior with intuitive HDD/Drive bays, 3-way Temperature LCD Display, and very sexy to boot.

Cons: There was no pot of Gold inside the case when I opened it.

Overall Review: Fits a HD 5850 perfectly. 5870's might be a bit long.

Pros: 1. The screwless system is almost flawless. When I read about everyone else's experience I was a little concerned but just by feeling you could figure out how to use the system. 2. Ventilation: Decent, arguably not phenomenal but keeps the system temp a few degrees cooler than my previous case. 3.Looks sexy...don't need to say much else.

Cons: The only real con comes from the temperature monitor. If you really have issues figuring it out, just go to the NZXT site and look under the Sentry files and you'll see a Word Document, it explains how and where to place the sensors.

Overall Review: Instruction manual was lacking; then again, who really reads instructions anymore? For my second NZXT case I got a little more than I expected once again.

Pros: This case definitely has a lot going for it and possesses some pretty nice features. Tool-less design makes this case very easy to set up and the 3 fans keep the system cool (which can be verified using the temperature monitor conveniently located on the front of the case). The case is also very sturdy.

Cons: Temperature probes' accuracy varies depending on how well you place them. This wouldn't be a problem except for the fact that there are no instructions on how to install them, which can complicate things for those who have little to no experience building a system. The LCD display for the temperature monitor is a little bit of a space hog with regard to how it takes up the top two drive bays on the case. Although it's not too much of a problem for me, anyone who requires more than the available 3 bays may want to reconsider.

Overall Review: For those of you who don't want to read all of that up there, here's a basic summary of the case: The NZXT Guardian 921 does what you'll most likely need it to do and comes with the added conveniences of its tool-less design and temperature monitoring system.

Pros: Pretty blue lights and a neat looking robotic kind of terminator face at the front. Plenty of space to store drives and whatnot.

Cons: Case was already broken when I recieved it. I won't blame that on Egg because Egg isn't in charge of packaging. The plastic is barely held on by very thin plastic combined with metal fold tabs. To sneeze in the general direction of said plastic is to introduce the possibility of cracking the puny plastic tab that holds the thing in place. A three dollar tube of Super Glue (tm) has helped out some though I dare not move the case because the pretty blue fan must be set "just so" or it will rattle and knock. I've managed to have it run silent for about a week now. One of the lights in the fan is dead so I only get 3/4s of the blue that I paid for :(

Overall Review: Great design and a cool looking case is flawed by cheap plastic and a fan made of what must be clear basal wood.