Pros: Does as advertised. I have been using it for three months now. I placed this in my system not because I am overclocking, though I could, but because of air flow and heat concerns. I wanted direct airflow and this provides a direct means of cooling the system down whereby cool air being pulled down into my system from the ventral fan can be pulled out through the radiator of the liquid cooler.

Cons: None yet, but if I have a problem I will edit the review accordingly.

Overall Review: N/A

Pros: Fits SSDs, water cooling mounts, 5.25 bays

Cons: Does not fit fat HDDs. Neither of 2TB Firecuda fit, so buyer beware, only purchase this if you plan on using either slim HDDs or SDDs. So, to attach a 3.5 drive you will need zip ties. If you install a ventral side drive, you will not be able to install a secondary ventral fan. I would agree that the placement of the SDD/HDD mount is awkward and poses concerns for connecting SATA power to 3.5 HDDs -- it bends the cables.

Overall Review: I wish that this case had a side fan mount, that would be nice. After owning this for three months and jerry rigging some things to work, I can say that this case is nice and does meet a satisfying criteria for functioning as a case. Designing the SDD/HDD bay so that it accommodates 3.5 drive natively as well as repositioning it so that access is rear facing would be only logical.

Pros: It’s 5.1 and works with any 5.1 supported sound card.

Cons: The subwoofer is more of a repeater than an amplifier. It gets the signal and repeats it to the speaker, so you will not get a deep bass with this system. The center speaker does an okay job at creating the bass. In short, it’s a passive subwoofer.

Overall Review: I like and for the dough and wattage, I would purchase again in the future. It’s great for gaming, but not for action movies.

Pros: It provides great suction or thrusting power depending upon your setup.

Cons: If it is directly connected to either the power supply or via a fan board it will operate at full speed. At full RPMs it's not like a tornado or anything but it's a lot louder than an excitedly purring cat. I can faintly hear it down my hall from about 10 feet. But, this may be due to my fan placement as that just adjacent to this fan I place my liquid cooler pushing air out, so I may have created a slight vacuum. Nevertheless, the sound is not inconvenient nor inordinate to a discussion within the room.

Overall Review: Just a curious thought, but I wonder if a fan controller could be locally installed on the fan housing in addition to a sensor? Probably not, we'll have to wait until the 7nm barrier has been breached for such control.

Pros: Meets my needs. I am running an FM2+ /w RX 580 3GB and it's purring along.

Cons: Obviously, it is not modular, so thus be prepared for a cable management / air flow problem! The other particular issue, though most likely due to my case design is that my SATA power connectors are spread against the plastic side wall.

Overall Review: It's cheap and I would buy it again in a pinch, if I had too. In the future I will purchase a modular power supply.

Pros: So, I bought this because I need some RAM caching for SuperFetch as it redlines my disk usage, and I have a SSHD so it's supposed to be a little faster -- right. So, I do like the idea of SuperFetch and it does work, but it needed some help. I bought this little USB for SuperFetch caching so it could plug-and-chug pre-loaded programs into RAM a bit more efficiently. It works, my system boots up in a snap without me having to wait a full 3 minutes while all my auto-launch programs start.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: Since, I bought an oversized USB for ReadyBoost, I use the other 60 GB for emanuals such as for video games and what not, in fact, I'll probably end up storing my thesis paper there...when I type it.