Pros: The quality of Corsair is there as always. Quiet. Easily provides enough cables and slots to power multiple drives and cards.

Cons: Besides the SATA ribbons, the cords are a bit short. Had to sacrifice my case's PSU cover to plug in power to mother board, and even still it was a tight stretch.

Overall Review: A minor inconvenience such as short cords that still do the trick won't prevent me from buying Corsair.

Pros: RAM definitely works.

Cons: LEDs died within a month of use. Neither stick of RAM glows.

Overall Review: I'd recommend more if the RGB didn't die so soon.

Pros: One free month of Game Pass

Cons: One free month of Game Pass I won't use. Have to install tracking software just to claim reward instead of providing serial or something to AMD.

Overall Review: Gave it a neutral rating because while it's nice that you get a free month of Game Pass, they could have just given a code to redeem on Microsoft's end instead of having you install software that collects your data.

Pros: Drive bays are easily accessible and not intrusive. Standouts preinstalled for ATX board. Cable management is made easy with hoops for zip ties.

Cons: Difficult to install an AIO water cooler due to lack of space at top or front of case without taking it apart, and even then once it's installed divided, can't put top or front cover back on without it bulging out. Fan slider isn't adjustable.

Overall Review: Probably just got a case with a bad slider this time. I previously purchased one and it worked. AIO water coolers on both were still difficult to set up due to having to divide them and the slim form for their placement makes the cover for either the top or front bulge outward and easily knock out with a slight touch. Good enough that I built two computers in the same case though, so I recommend it. I won't RMA the case because I've just been itching to build a new computer and didn't feel like waiting for another case when I won't touch the slider anyway.