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Solid construction Very Modular Room for lots of goodies! Looks cool! Slim optical drive mounting!

- Great for the price - USB 2 and 3 front headers - 5.25" device slot, very useful to add hot swappable drives

Well built case and came well packaged for shipping. Fans included, and lots of space.

clean nice finish affordable has some space

4u, lots of space, cable management is actually possible, lockable front IO, decent price. Came with lots of extra screws & I was able to use a NZXT Kraken 120mm water cooler in push-pull config.

Small, sturdy design Nice looking face plate

+Plenty of included fans +Actual EATX support, with holes for standoffs in positions for various MB configurations so board is properly secured to the chassis +Lots of space to work in +Price

I chose this case for a mini ITX build for a 'living room' computer. Very well built with all the screws and brackets necessary for 1 5.25" or 2x 3.5" HDD. The paint is durable as well and it looks nice with the chrome handles. I would definately by it again.

- Screws have labels on the baggies - Nicely done cable management out of the box - Smooth edges to protect fingers - Comes with 2 extra front bay covers incase you break one - Room for everything! - Rubber feet are good quality

Comes with tons of extra screws Fits most motherboards Beautiful Can fit tons of stuff

I'm not going to write a pros/cons, just the facts in this category. This is a VERY bare-bones 4U case. There are no reward points here for style. There are no removable/hot-swap trays, there is an old commitment to 5.25" bays you can convert with an IcyDock or similar; the tray layout does not provide for any of the newer methods for routing or cable management, and the spacing is such that you are not going to put any deep mount device in here. While there are numerous 3.5" bays, you really will want to use less than 1/2 of them for both heat and performance concerns. The case, however, is one of the cheaper 4U cases, and if you are looking for a baseline for a simple purpose, like a virtualization header, a Windows server, a firewall or similar, this case is certainly a decent choice. I have had no problems using this as a case for my firewall and VPN software layouts, as well as Windows servers in the past, due to pass-through problems of specific USB security keys that did not like VMWare or XCP's pass-through I was forced to keep on their own.

Redundant 2000W and lots of expansion.