Pros: Overall, the case is designed well, allowing for good internal layout, and slots for fans/radiators galore. The front fan is a 200mm which is an oddball size, but it will allow good airflow at very low noise. If you don't need any 5.25" bays, you can add a second one above it. Also, this case is large. Like, really large. You can just about fit a four-year-old into it, if you leave one door open. Take a meter stick and make sure you can fit this where you want it to go. For the bottom feet, the spacing is 20.75" by 11" on center. The case comes with a set of 2 hard drive mounts, which allow pretty good flexibility in placement within the case. Lots of dust filters built into the case, on all sides including the bottom.

Cons: The case comes with a set of 2 hard drive mounts, but these mounts require you to affix them to one of the 120/140mm fan mounting plates. In addition, the drives are oriented such that they completely block the bottom (or side) intake next to where you mount them. They should have been designed with a 90 degree rotation to allow better airflow. While the larger case intakes are covered by magnetic filters, but the front panel and part of the bottom have cheesy plastic grids that are held in tightly by stiff tabs at the edges. These just look like something that will break a month or 2 into ownership. The door mounts are weak, and reek of cost-cutting. They are not hinged doors, but are the old-school (think 1990's) style doors that have to be lifted and slid into place, then tightened with the 2 thumb screws while being held in place. Finally, I'm still building my system in this case, but the sheet metal vibrates a lot while moving the case around, so I fear I will have to do some noise dampening/padding to this case.

Overall Review: Overall, this is not a bad case. It sounds like I'm being hard on it, but I have been a professional PC builder for years and have seen and worked in tens if not hundreds of cases. Also, Thermaltake being an established brand does raise the level of expectations. While the concept and layout are good, some additional attention to detail would go a long way towards making this seem a lot more premium.

Pros: this thing has room for everything... and i mean everything. e atx... hell yeah! you can switch out the front power and usb 3.0 ports to either side. great piece to show off to friends. tinker with, or practice your squats

Cons: its MASSSSSIVE, didnt really come with a lot of fans.. 1x120mm fan and 1x200 mm fans. so your gonna have to do some serious intake exhaust upgrades. but if your like me you saw potential not. a penny saver.. picked this up in korea for 125$

Pros: i just build a TT GT LVL10 WHITE previously and it was amazing! best case ever! and then this cubex9 got released.. and its bigger then big. like when they say stakable, lol you better be at least 6'2 280lbs. amazingly beast case! i love it.

Cons: none for me.

Overall Review: <3

Pros: The core x9 series is fantastic. The customization options are numerous. The case is white and as far as i can see, there are no differences in color shades anywhere on the case. i did not use the stock fans, so i am unable to comment on their performance.

Cons: The shipping was bad. The inner pieces were just floating around the inside of the case. As you can expect, the side window was scratched in multiple spots. The next flaw i have is that one of the top bars is bent. It seems permanent. I tried to muscle it 6-7 times, but its safe to say - its a strong case. This bent bar makes it very challenging to place the side wall onto the case. I managed to get it on, but since the bar is bent, both the top and side of the case pop out. This is a bit disheartening after i spent loads of money to build a dream machine.

Pros: Solid Case

Cons: None

Overall Review: I contacted ThermalTake about the missing brackets someone else brought up on 04FEB. Turns out the manual is just misleading. On pages 13 and 14 they show the side and bottom brackets all at once. They only meant to show that the 1 set of brackets included could be placed in any of those positions. The bottom brackets on the left side are for the sides or bottom they said, but it's only one set, not 3. I also got my name put on an email list the be notified when the extra brackets and side windows pieces are available for sale. So, they are coming.

Pros: +case is massive. +good quality on all the stamped bits, molded pieces, rubber grommets. +room & layout allows for any mods you can dream up. +hiding wires is easy if you're the slightest bit creative. +so much airflow potential to allow for silence & performance at the same time.

Cons: -case might be too massive for some people. -screw holes/threads are a bit rough. -perforated side panel & filter were dented in shipping, & felt pad under 1 foot was borked. 1st contact with TT i felt like the guy told me to f-off & go through NewEgg for a full replacement (when i'd only asked for the 3 parts, cause i felt shipping cases back-n-forth would be wasteful). 2nd contact went fine (no hassle, nice) & replacement parts were perfect.

Overall Review: * airflow isn't directed over all components, so if you're super-@nal like me, you may want to fab up some baffles to push a nice breeze over RAM & VRMs. * if you go with conventional default fan placement, you will likely have negative pressure (200mm in, 2x140mm & 8x120mm out). * to solve negative air pressure... i added 4x120mm in the bottom that are guided over the top of the mobo/RAM, turned both rear 140mm fans into intake (lower/rear cools the HDD bay while the top/rear has a baffle to cool the VRMs), & added a 2nd 200mm up front. going with two 360mm AIOs in roof/exhaust (1 for CPU, 1 for GPU) with another pair of 120mm over the MOBO/GPU. this easily creates positive pressure to help control dust. * made sure all my fans are PWM (Arctic F12/F14 w/PST feature), so i can run silent while still cooling far better than any case i've owned in 20yrs. * last case i'll ever buy ...unless they find/make enough improvements somehow ...or if i buy another for each new system in the future.

Pros: When my computer builder opened the box he said he was more than a little impressed (and he builds his own computer cases as the general rule). If you can think of any point that would be considered a pro or con this case seems to do it well. Seriously it is big enough for easy mounting of even custom liquid cooling systems and full-size expansion cards. The case design allows for extremely easy access to the boards and other internals. The drive bays are very well done. The massive amount of fans supported would allow you to configure the cooling to best support your needs.

Cons: We have not found any so far.

Overall Review: To me the offered price was more than reasonable but when I got although I was told by others it was somewhat expensive. I have one thing to say to that, "Look at the specified dimensions, we are not paying for a toy we are building a tool." Yes there may be other options for simple gaming machines, but if you want to build something once and be able to keep it working in the future a case like this will pay for itself.

Pros: Amazing amount of space to accommodate a myriad of hardware. Amazing cooling characteristics. Amazing acoustics (nothing rattles or vibrates). Very stout / sturdy construction.

Cons: Fit and finish was great but not perfect. The side panels fit well but not perfect 9/10. The front facia for the 5.25" bay probably the worst fit I've ever seen in a case. There's a good 3 to 4mm gap all around the Blu Ray Player and no amount of adjusting will fix it. I think some engineer was really trying to play it safe here. Regarding the 5.25 bays WORST SCREWLESS DESIGN EVER!. Absolutely terrible, instructions simply say slide the device in, well I gingerly attempted that and proceeded to snap off these tiny pencil tip sized pieces of plastic for the latch to rest in the screw hole of the device. A second attempt in another bay netted the same results. Utter rubbish design. This clamp on the side then has holes in it provided for screws if you so choose - which are impossible to use since the hole is so narrow and deep and the latch so thick making it so any attempt at trying to get a screw in there will result in it falling down and likely being lost in some crevice. Using just the one sided clamp does not firmly hold a DVD player so screws are required anyhow. Thermaltake please just do away with this mechanism completely! I cannot stress enough how terrible this design is. NEVER should such a system be made of rigid plastic - it should be made of something flexible like polypropylene. This latching mechanism was by far the biggest disappointment in the whole case design.

Overall Review: Minor annoyances some thumb screws were pointed sharp (I like this as it makes it easier to get them started) however not all of them came this way. There was a mix of blunt and pointed tip thumb screws. Overall a great case its just that latching mechanism for the 5.25 bays really made me rage. 9 out of 10 overall would still highly recommend this case. It's MUCH larger than I anticipated the box it came in was literally the size of a mini fridge and the case itself nearly weighs 50lbs.