Pros: The aluminum case is very solidly built. All you have to do it pick it up to find that out. You could throw that thing down a flight of stairs and it's not gonna break. Everything comes preinstalled which is nice too.

Cons: I had mine for a few months before the pump spring a leak and stopped working. The rubber hoses are clamps and GLUED to the plastic barbs on the pump, the resovoir, and the metal on the radiator. The RMA pump that Thermaltake sent me had compression fittings that didn't work with the rubber hoses. Then just yesterday the CPU block sprung a leak. Somehow, the plastic top cracked and started leaking coolant. The radiator and fan placement on the door makes it impossible to use a full coverage GPU water block with the system. My 7900 GTX barely fits without modifications. I'm done with Thermaltake water cooling. I'm ripping everything out of that case and replacing everything with quality parts. I'd throw the whole thing out, but I spent too much money on it.

Overall Review: I bought this case because I was new to watercooling and thought it would be an easy start. I now know that I would have been better off buying parts separately and putting them together myself.

Pros: Wonderful and super quiet case which is nothing more than a huge friggin heat sink with a liquid cooling system build in. My cpu (AMD 64 3000+) on full load never leaves 33 degrees Celsius. Insane cooling and the wheels on the bottom make quick movement a blast. Expensive case but I believe you get what you pay for. Solid construction and top quality build. Water cooling pump is adequate but could be better for initial setup. My girlfried actually turned off my pc thinking it was off because she couldn't hear it operate!

Cons: Ok for the downside. Setup is a pain in the booty if you don’t know this wonderful little trick. IGNORE what the instructions say and follow me here and it will save you a TON of time. When setting up the system mount the motherboard and connect all power supply cables to the motherboard but do not but the processor into the board. I repeat do not put the processor into the board. See the rest below!

Overall Review: Getting the water to cycle the first time is a pain if you cannot move the water block around. Thus if you do not insert the processor you can move the water block easily without having to move a 50+ pound case into the air every which way. Turn on the system with the cooling system connected and reservoir filled. Once turned on the reservoir will drain. Turn off the system refill and repeat. The instructions say to tap the bubbles out of the lines. Good luck with that! Instead when you get bubbles in the lines take the block (which is not connected to the motherboard yet) and just move it up and down. The up and down movements air pressure will force the bubbles to leave the tubes and return to the reservoir which will allow you to quickly bleed the system of air. Viola the system she is done and good to go! Now just hook everything up and it is all smooth sailing with a super cooled cpu which is never a bad thing!

Pros: VERY sturdy case, made of quality metal parts, and almost all of the case is metal. TONS of room inside to hide wires and install pratically anything. System cools VERY well, my cpu never goes over 94degrees F.

Cons: Wheels broke right away, (probably from me rolling it around, but they were small anyways) upgraded them by going to homedepot and getting new casters. Top usb broke on me, probably due to my use, but it should have been in a better spot than on top of the case, side or front maybe. water cooling block cracked within the first week, so be carefull and run it without any components in the system. Thermaltake was VERY cooperative with sending me a new block, they sent out a new one and a return postage label for me to mail the old one back. plastic PCI retainer doesn't work well, espically for vid cards....but it can easily be taken out and replaced with regular screws. Also i can't comment on the pump life becasue i never used the OEM pump, upgraded to a swiftech from newegg.

Overall Review: Excellent case would buy another if i needed one..highly recommended.

Pros: So you find yourself wondering, "Why pay so much for just a case?" Well, the answer is: this isn't, "Just a case." This was built with heat dissipation and air-flow in mind. The machined aluminum extrusion case was built specifically for heat freaks who overclock like mad and need to "cool their jets" More than enough space to work around in, and numerous, toolless 5.25"/3.5" bays to house all your Seagate 500GB HDDs or 74GB raptors (or any combination thereof) and Plextor 716 slot-loading DVD-RW drives. You'd pay an arm and a leg for high-end performance, so why not pay an extra limb for a bit of form to match your function? I'll certainly review again after I've owned this thing for a month or so to let all you poor folk who decided to wait what you're missin out on.

Cons: Cons only exist when the cost outweighs the benefits. I don't feel that this is one of those "cases" (Lookit that, I made a pun), though it would have been nice for TT to throw in their modular PSU...

Overall Review: The dual 13mm radiator fans were a nice touch, and it's easier than ever to refill your coolant. Best of all, it's all preinstalled :D

Pros: Very sturdy case, easy access to inside components. Good looking. My cpu stays at around 92degrees F.

Cons: Quite heavy, but you get used to it. My biggest gripe is it can be difficult to close the door without pinching the hoses to the cpu waterblock.

Overall Review: I would buy this again if I needed one.

Pros: 1.) The way it looks (a given). 2.)Tons of space. 3,)Incredible ventilation. 4,)With liquid cooling you can tame the nastiest Intel bacon cooker and OC the bejezus out of it. Got a P4 3,4 Prescott OC'ed to 3.98 and stable. Idle temp is ~33C!! Load temp is ~47C!!! That's impressive. FYI, waterblock is universal. I hope it works with the new upcoming M2 sockets. FX-62...Yummmm. 5.)SUPER SOLID BUILD. ALMOST no cheap parts, just the toolless plastic PCI slot clip-down mechanism. Feels cheap and doesn't accomodate all parts well or at all. And the plastic storage drawer, which is still OK. Had to screw one part in. 6.)Easy install. 7.)Did I mention how beautiful it is?

Cons: 1.)HEAVY!!! This thing weighs I think around 50lbs just by itself. 2.)Not exactly tool free. You will be using you're screwdriver quite a bit. 3.)The plastic clip down PCI slot mechanism as mentioned above. 4.)HORRIBLE instruction manual. I mean come on. When I pay 400+ for a case, I expect a nice manual. I'm talking leather-bound. It looks like they spent about 30 min. putting the thing together, doesn't tell you a thing. Newbies might have extreme difficulty. Make sure you know what you're doing, and if you don't find someone who does. Especially with the liquid cooling part, although it really isn't that hard.

Overall Review: Overall, it's a great case and I'm glad I'm bought it...but it's simply not worth the price. About one-hundred less would be totally reasonable. I have a feeling this case will keep me happy for a long time. Aside from their toolless PCI slot clips, I'm totally happy.

Pros: During installation, be sure to actually take out the motherboard tray so that you can route the cables for the front-panel ports and the power/reset switch/LED cables behind it. There's a small niche on the bottem of the m/b tray to lead your cables through (though you won't fit much else unless you really try). Because of the location of the intake/output valves on the water-cooler, you'll have to cut your liquid tubes at just the right length, and be sure they curve just the right way, or else they'll hit against the rear case fan when you close the case. (You can mount the fan on the outside easily enough to avoid this situation).

Cons: The motherboard tray could have been cut 1/2" above the bottem of the case. That would have allowed for routing more than just the front-panel cables behind the m/b tray.

Overall Review: It will take a while to fill the water tanks and register completely. I recommend filling the reserve tank to capacity, closing it up, and turning on the system just long enough to run the liquid through the pump. Turn off the machine, fill up the reserve tank again, and repeat the process until there is no air in the entire unit. Use this power on/off method to avoid overheating your proc as you would relying on passive cooling if you were to keep your machine running while you fill the coolant. To avoid the tubes hitting the exhaust fan in the rear, it would have been nice if TT installed a fan guard... at least they made it very simple to relocate the fan-retention bracket to the outside.

Pros: This case was everything I expected and beyond. Thermaltake went out of their way to create this case.

Cons: The case fit perfect with my crossfire setup. I also order gpu blocks for crossfire and all fit great together.