Pros: *Fit of the case panels is really good, the case would look great with paint mods *Room for airflow fans front, top, and bottom, not the rear *Will fit dual fan cards like the RTX 3060, Asus Dual, Zotac 4070 twin fan and similar cards. *Use an SFX PSU with adapter plate like Silverstone PP08 (moves the SFX PSU to the outer edge) so there is more clearance for the CPU cooler *Will fit 160 mm fans like Silverstone Shark Force 160 or high static pressure fans like the Phanteks PH-F120T30 30mm thick fans *Recommend using a Mini-ITX motherboard as you'll free up space and on a case this size you won't be using many more mobo features that would come on the MATX mobo

Cons: *Rear fans are not an option but not really needed for this design (use a high static pressure bottom and top fan if you have high wattage components) *Too short to accept full length GPUs, but you can still get decent gameplay from a dual-fan mid-range GPU so maybe not a con for everyone *If you use MATX mobo you might have problems with the 24 pin mount and your front fan...I'm using a Mini-ITX mobo to make the build easier *Very minimal space for a CPU cooler but you can get around this with an AIO or using the SFX PSU as noted above to put a high-performance low profile CPU air cooler.

Overall Review: Hi to explain the photos above the PSU is a SFX PSU with the Silverstone PP08 bracket that moves it all the way to the case edge, making more space for the CPU cooler. The case will accept 120 or 140 fans, but the 160 fans I have in the image are designed to fit a 140 mm mount point. The photo of the GPU is to show the size of the RTX 3060 against the case, it has adequate space to fit without interfering with the front fan mount. If you are using good fans top and bottom you likely can forgo the front fan and use the mount points for additional 2.5" SSD storage. Although you can use a MATX mobo in this I'm going with a mini ITX to minimize clutter and make the build easier. This case is not intended for a high-wattage build but will be great for a great compact and competent 1080p gaming rig that is easy to transport and really looks great IMO. This will be a really fun one for some mods or painting.

Pros: Easy conversion just take your time and figure out which caps/chokes/power stages need the included copper heat spreaders The kit comes with lots of extras to help account for several different card types The cooler manages the heat on a 3080 I have just fine. Depending on the fans you use you can maximize the cooling capabilities of the unit (I went with two 120x30mm fans (Phanteks T30)

Cons: The cooler does not sit as flush as an OEM would I had to use fishing line to secure my copper heat spreaders so they would not fall off The fan retention springs didn't seem to line up with the 120x25mm fans nor 120x15mm fans (you will get two full sets for different fan sizes) but they work just fine for my 120x30mm fans

Overall Review: I bought this as I was converting a CLC card to air cooling (also considered butting a water block on it). This air cooling fix is more than adequate for the RTX 3080 I put it on but you have to do some planning and not everything will work right. This was going to be a Frankenstein card anyway so I anticipated it would look steampunk-ish/ugly and I kind of like it. 1. The kit comes with copper heat spreaders, but on mine they don't seem to be tall enough to be held in place by/nor make contact with the Morpheus' fin stack, so I had to tie them in place with fishing line. You can see that in the third image. Airflow over them works great all the same. 2. The fan retainer clips didn't seem to line up with fan sizes for 15mm or 25mm thickness; but I was going with some T30s which work just fine. 3. I ran 3DMark after putting it all together and it managed to be within or below the temperature range of a normal air cooled card (I have 3080/3080Ti aircooled cards to compare it to. 4. The T30 fans do a great job of cooling the caps/chokes/power stages and RAM also, so even though it is a sad ugly thing to look at it does the job well. Now I'm deciding if I'll hide it in a case with a solid panel or put it in a mashup/steampunk build

Pros: Great top tier card in the RTX 30 series line. Stable during gaming sessions and no coil whine You can't find a more reliable card at this level in my opinion (sadly now you can't find this one anymore)

Cons: The card is discontinued but you still see them from time-to-time This card only showed its limitations on multi-monitor 1440p max frame rate gaming (so on that rig we changed this one out for a 3090 for the 24G VRAM.

Overall Review: This 3080Ti comes with 12GB so it will easily play all modern titles that are demanding on system performance. 1080 and 1440 gaming it will do all day long. We only experienced lagging when using multiple monitors (sadly diff resolution settings) and playing certain games on 1440 with high settings and high frame rates. Still this is a fantastic card and works great, we've had no stability issues nor crashes.

Pros: *Spacious inside for ITX and DTX motherboards *Room to add fans, removable drive cage, *RGB 200mm fans can drop in *Front plate is removable and easy to change for airflow needs

Cons: PSU tray close to motherboard, not entirely a negative but easier install 24 pin cable if you connect the cables before setting the board

Overall Review: As soon as I saw this I knew Id buy it for modding HUGE SHOUT OUT TO MOD MY MODS FOR THE FRONT PLATE CUTOUT! The case is 9 3/4 in wide by 10 high by 15 long. Room enough to even do a custom loop water cool rig! The drive cage is close to the mobo so plan your install, connecting power cables to the board prior to setting the board may make it easier. With the front panel cut Im getting great airflow and showing off that huge fan. Airflow is decent with original front panel but will need a rear fan (not included) and there is space to install other fans. I really like how the case looks and very happy I bought this.

Pros: Runs cool and crash free

Cons: Price, size may cause small case fit issues

Overall Review: Won on shuffle and replaced 3070 FTW3. Had to uninstall all previous drivers to run stable, now runs dual monitors and VR rig flawlessly!

Overall Review: Flawless PSU, stable and silent, no coil whine. Very happy with it!