Pros: Excellent workmanship on the case, super nice aluminum. Rounded edges so you don't cut yourself all that jazz. Enough room to fit and hide all the cables of my TX750 power supply. My GTX 275 fits very well. Keeps the processor nice and cool and the graphics decently cooled.

Cons: Power supply doesn't get enough airflow. There had* (read other thoughts) been numerous occasions where I took the front panel off because the panel was getting hot to the touch from the PSU air. All the heat from the PSU rises to the HDDs which makes them hotter than I'd like as well.

Overall Review: I modded the top panel of the case a week after I got it. Added two Scythe S-FLEX 120mm fans (1200rpm) which I have on my fan controller to about 800rpms. EVERYTHING stays excellently cool now and is very quiet. i7-920 @ 3.2ghz only gets to 43-44c (on the cores) and 28c on the chip when gaming. gtx 275 idles around 47c (a little hotter than my other case, can't complain though) and at max load (Arma2/Bad Company 2) gets around 88c. Before top panel fan mod verdict: don't try to stuff too much power in this case or your PSU will heat up like crazy After mod verdict: my favorite case so far since it is so small, great temps (I have used coolermaster sniper,antec p183,antec 900, thermaltake element s)