Thermaltake V3 Black AMD Edition VL800P1W2N Black / Red SECC / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: Cheap
Sturdy enough
Room for 2 big video cards

Cons: Top of case vented and even low profile fans would be right on top of the mounting for the motherboard this was horribly designed and not thought out at all so that was the reason for the egg dock.

Other Thoughts: Not a bad price of 30 bucks and shipped fast and love the AMD look for my Older 8350 FX and two crossfired 7870's build. Long enough but very skinny but truly like the look and was a bit miffed where I was going to find a decent spot for the SSD drive but had a mounting laying around to use it in a regular drive bay so its all good.

Pros: Very nice looking

Cons: Felt kind of flimsy and the paint on the side rubbed off in places after a few months of use.

Pros: - AMD aesthetic is a guilty pleasure... pointless in almost every respect but it's a nice look.
- Quick mounting hardware works well enough... only two included.
- Overall build quality is good.
- Lot's of spots for fans, which is a nice change from cases I've worked with previously.

Cons: - Size is just barely too shallow for most higher-end coolers... allows for 160mm MAX, and it seems that most of the nicer coolers are ~165mm... my fault for not having researched this.
- Doesn't come with tool-less hardware for the side panels, which is a pain...
- Top fan slots are essentially useless with most ATX motherboards... RAM blocks the front fan, and most CPU coolers will block the second

Other Thoughts: Overall I'm very happy with this case. Had been looking at it for some time in anticipation of a new AMD build, and it works just fine. Front USB panel is nice, and the included LED fan is a nice touch. Make sure you research all the components you plan on using before buying... many coolers simply won't fit in this case (Cooler Master V8 GT included).

Windows 10 Home 64bit
ASRock AM3+ Performance 970 motherboard
3.3GHz AMD FX-8300 processor
8GB DDR3-1600 memory
4GB AMD Radeon R9 380 graphics card
120GB SSD + 1TB HDD storage
600watt PSU

Pros: look good
well vented

Cons: You have to run a fan outside if you get a water cpu cooler
poor fan placement

Pros: Looks good, has room for lots of drives, and accessories. Also, pretty strong, the one I got has an all metal frame, only plastic part is the front panel frame, but the red portions covering the front are painted mesh steel also.

Cons: First, the instructions are very poor, most of the information is there, or common sense, except the USB 2.0 plug, which is like a half Plug for the motherboard on account of there only being 1 2.0 port on the front of the case. The other is 3.0. It does not give you info on how the plug is supposed to be oriented.
Next, There is no space behind the motherboard to hide all the cables neatly, because the case side does not have a relief, like a lot of the DIYPC cases I've used do, for half the price.
Third, there is not a good place to mount SSD's, the intended ( I assume) place, the only place with 2 bolt holes that match the distance for the SSD mounting, are in the very bottom of the drive tower in the bottom of the case. This means they mount vertically, which is fine, except, if you put in SSD's there, you will not have room to put in the front 120mm fan, and there is not enough room under the front cover to put the fan there either. Thermaltake should move those screw holes about an inch back from the front, so that you can put a 120mm fan right there, cooling your ssd's
Last, and final Gripe, the motherboard is mounted too close to the top of the case to properly mount the second 120mm fan (closest to the front). The RAM release tabs are in the way, on any motherboard. I speak to Thermaltake directly on this, change the motherboard mounting position, move it a 1/2 an inch lower, and everything will fit fine, or move the 2 top fan positions a half inch to the left (looking from the front of the case) It would be a design revision that would greatly improve this product.

Other Thoughts: Overall, I like it, I bought it for looks mainly. I managed to make the cable routing look good, and I did get the other 120mm fan in, by mounting it a 1/4 inch to the left, through the other holes, that are not screw holes (not perfect, but it works). If you don't mind working around these things, It's an awesome case for the money.

Pros: Paint job
AMD logo

Cons: No cable management options.
No Mesh for vents
case screws are not thumb screws

Other Thoughts: Its a nice Looking case, But the cable management aspect had me. Gotta be like Macgyver in order to hide some cables and make it look clean.

Pros: PSU location, almost all metal, coloring, AMD Edition, great airflow, comes with thin foam air filters on backside of 3.5" covers(For to take the place of the CD/DVD/BLU-RAY BURNERS, etc)!

Cons: Somewhat flimsy frame, not real bad though. Single USB 3.0 connection/single USB 2.0 connection, should have put it as a dual 3.0 and a dual 2.0, instead.

Other Thoughts: It maybe somewhat flimsy metal, but, it is metal, NOT plastic, like the site......NE & TD....it is a metal mesh, which is not bad, along with the airflow, is decent, as well, plus, if you choose to use this case, with a liquid CPU cooler, like the Cooler Master Seidon 240M, it will fit, BUT, you will need to put the fans on the outside, and uniquely mount the radiator, on the inside! Plus, the Scorpion design on the outside is great looking, seeing as, I am a Scorpio!(LOL) I also love the black & red color, which goes great with the gaming motherboard, that I am using, so, it has been a great case, BUT, I do suggest grabbing some fan filters(I went with MassCool plastic foam fan filters, cheap and has worked great, just need to grab some washers, since the holes are a bit bigger then the screws/rubber mounts are, so, the screws/rubber mounts will slip through without the small washers to help hold them. Plus I bought the grilles, to help keep things from getting into the fans, while cover is off.), to help keep it cleaned out, but, all-in-all, great case for the price!

Pros: -Looks fantastic!
-Lots of room and airflow
-USB 3.0 on front panel
-Plenty of case fan mounting slots

Cons: -Audio cable for front panel gains way too much interference from components, especially sitting next to one of my 970s
-Poser fan comes with case. Looks cool, doesn't push much.
-No mounts for SSDs
-Top fan mount in a position where a full 120mm fan won't fit with tall ram heat spreaders.
-Not very beginner friendly
-No room on back fan mount for radiator (I had to break out the zip ties.)

Other Thoughts: Great case, still love it and use it, but I would try for a different mid tower case if you want something that will last through customising and water cooling. If you want it to sit around with a stock CPU cooler and a decent card, this is a great case. For the enthusiast, no. Window looks cool enough, but I would've traded it for more airflow in a heartbeat. The headphone static is really annoying and I have an amplifier plugged into the back, so I can't move my headphones over there. Another great thing that they could add to the case is places to lash down wires. I have a hard time organising cables in this case in the first place. Having preset ties would aid a lot of people in the back of the case.