Thermaltake Core G21 Dual 4mm Tempered Two-Toned Glass Power Cover ATX Black Gaming Computer Case CA-1I4-00M1WN-00

Pros: This is an amazing mid-tower. When I opened it up, I said "Wooo, there's so much room for activities!" It fits my standard ATX motherboard, AIO cooler and graphics card comfortably. I also love how the HHDs/SSDs fit snugly attached to the specified locations within the case. This makes some cable managing...more manageable. There is plenty of room underneath and behind the case to manage the cables and configure them as you please. There is also a ton of room to add a custom water loop if you do so choose. ***If you do plan to use an AIO in a push/pull method, I recommend only using a 120 radiator, otherwise you will have to attach it to the front and be pulling the hot air in and having a couple fans to push the hot out the back/top/bottom. This is all personal preference though.***

Cons: I keep smudging the inside of the glass and it drives me nuts, but that's my own personal issue. I wish there were 2 slots on the top of the case so I would be able to fit a 240 radiator to the top.

Overall Review: ***I highly recommend taking out the small magnetic screen that is attached to the inside of the front panel of the case. I know this is to stop dust from entering, but it also highly restricts air flow. The amount of dust that it catches is miniscule to the amount of air that it restricts. If you take it off, you're golden.***

Pros: - I like how the dark screen pretty much hides the wires. - decent airflow, itx MSI 1060 6GB averages 62 Celsius with folding @ home

Cons: - Out of the box, the power button was stuck once pressed down so that you had to press the restart button to "balance" it out like a seesaw. This was annoying. Had to loosen / adjust the screws (I believe the middle two out of 6 affect the power button the most) in the power button board so that the power button could pop up again once depressed. Didn't have to RMA.

Overall Review: using this case for almost 2 years, power button still going strong

Pros: Excellent airflow, even overclocked and water cooling idles around 32C Quiet., good cable management.

Cons: Only 1 fan, the HD mounting inside where the mainboard is tight, I mounted the HDs on the back, it worked better than inside.

Overall Review: Good price with rebate, well organized.

Pros: it fits my 360mm rad and res perfectly and in a small mid tower. I love the space and all while keeping it's profile small. the tempered glass is beautiful and really shows of my x370 strix motherboard and trident RGB ram. if you're looking for a case like the s340, and more compatible with custom loops, this is the perfect case.

Cons: none really that i can think of. Watch for fingerprints and treat glass with care.

Overall Review: It was an excellent experience building in this case. I would recommend it to anyone wanting a good looking case with options for future upgrades.

Pros: -This case is beautiful, the dark tinted tempered glass is perfect and hides some of the cable management but this case also MAKES you do cable management so that your case looks beautiful. -This case is very easy to work in, but it would help to know which cables will go where before installing your power supply which I will talk about in the cons. -Case has front mesh which helps keep my pets hair from going into my components. -Perfect for showing off your custom cables.

Cons: -This is nitpicking but before installing your PSU you will want to insert your hd audio into your motherboard, sata cable and sata power (if you're installing and SSD) into the opening where the PSU will be. You'll want to do this since the PSU will be in the way of inserting these cables and you'll have to unscrew your PSU just to have the best cable management. -The HDD mount is installed vertically and this causes some rattling which is audible. -The HDD is visible since the mounts are on the cable management side. I wish you were able to add them under the shroud where the PSU is. -If you don't have custom cables and you're left with extra, you'll have to stuff the extra cables under the shroud but you'll have to do it in a way where the cable won't be seen in the front of the case since the shroud is not complete.

Overall Review: I really live this case. The cons aren't a big deal to me expect for the HDD being audible when being used but other than that, this is a great case. I can easily solve this by simply using SSDs but those are still quite expensive and HDDs are still extremely reliable.

Pros: Plenty of room. Tempered glass Power supply shroud Radiator support Cable management is a breeze Easy to build in

Cons: The magnetic dust filter on the front panel effects performance. It's not a big deal since it can be removed easily. Only 1 fan. I personally wouldn't use them though.

Overall Review: This really is one of my favorite cases to build in. It is so easy to make it look amazing and there really is a ton of room. Just buy it.

Pros: Plenty of space for custom water cooling.

Cons: Had to remove air filters for adequate airflow for overclocked water cooled system.

Pros: Great case. Personal favorite. Good air flow. Cable management is fairly decent.

Overall Review: Great case. Personal favorite. Good air flow. Cable management is fairly decent. I recommend this product.