Pros: As stated by everyone else except Azzitude

Cons: Just becuase this case is micro-ATX does not mean it's not for gaming? You don't need a big case for it to be considered a gaming case. Thermaltake did a great job of making this case look like a gaming case by putting agressive features on it such as the indents and LEDs. Good luck bringing a case like the MK-1 to a LAN party. This is why smaller cases were invented. To make things protable. Who says gaming PCs have to stay stationary? Your logic makes no sense.

Pros: Everything about this case astonishes me. The portability, dependability, versatile, and just the sheer beauty of it.

Cons: There is only ONE problem I have with this case regarding the power supply cage. How does BitFenix expect you to route modular power supply cables through the case if there is a wall covering the back end of the PSU cage? Even with the hard drive bay taken out (I only use 1 240 GB SSD) there is still NO room to put my cables through. BitFenix is just plain dumb right here. Not everyone has a cheap, non modular PSU. I'm using a SeaSonic X-850. There is NO way to get my modular cables through, especially since my PSu is 150mm deep. Way to impress, Bitfenix......

Pros: Everything about a SeaSonic + the 80 PLUS GOLD rating.

Cons: There is a ringing noise when I turn it on, when I turn it off the the frequency ecomes higher until it cuts out. Very annoying on boot up.

Pros: *Nice looking heat spreader *2400Mhz *Made by Kingston (Pro for me :) *Black

Cons: *Price? (Wasn't an issue for me)

Overall Review: Don't be alarmed be the CAS Latency. If you're gonna be using this for gaming (like I am) It is always better to go for higher speeds. This thing is a BEAST!!!