Pros: I like the slot fan built in. Lets me bump up settings pretty high. I'm using an older monitor so I game at 1280x1024 and it's been great. Comes with a kickin' rad door hangar that says "Do not disturb: I'm gaming."

Cons: None yet, temps are fine, runs great.

Overall Review: I would assume you'd want a better card if you're trying to max stuff out at 1900x1200 but for the resolution I game at this isn't a bad choice.

Pros: -This is case is well-built. No sharp edges, no wobbling, everything felt solid and strong. In no way does this case feel "cheap." -Great aesthetics. Not a factor for everyone but I like the look of the case, and the white LED fans are striking. -Lack of tool-less entry is a pro for me. The case I had before this one had tool-less entry and it always felt chintzy. Not so here, drives screw into their bays and feel extremely secure. -A good size. Not a full tower but my somewhat large 4850 video card fits well, and things aren't cramped like my prior case. -Comes with 4 fans with control switches and dials for easy adjustment. -Cable routing is pretty solid and allowed me to hide a good number of cables.

Cons: -The little swinging cage doors that house the optical drives are kind of unnecessary. I have a little pop-out drawer that fits in one of those bays and it's somewhat obstructed by the cage doors.

Overall Review: Previous cases of mine had an extra wire in their case fans that plugged into the motherboard and, I believe, allowed for the computer to automatically control some of the fans. Didn't see that here. I have a feeling I could probably pursue aftermarket solutions for this, and it's not a big enough deal that it's a con, but worth mentioning.

Pros: Well made, no errors or dropped keystrokes or anything so far. Very low profile, keys aren't super clicky and feel pretty good. Haven't messed around with the key mappings too much yet but the functionality is there. Been playing TF2 with it for a week or so and it's served me pretty well.

Cons: No scroll lock key. Not there. I had to bind two of the [F] keys using setpoint and a scroll lock executable program I downloaded in order to restore this functionality. If you have a serious need for a scroll lock key I would suggest looking elsewhere.

Overall Review: Surely they could have found a place for a scroll lock key. Otherwise it's a solid keyboard.

Pros: Clean look, straight black except for the blue LEDs coming out of the grills. Very sharp, in my opinion. Good price. Good amount of room in there, enough for me at any rate. Might actually be more cooling than my system needs, considering I added a blue LED fan in the empty front fan mount, but you can't have too much and I like the 120mm side fan and CPU duct.

Cons: Fans are a tad loud but it doesn't bother me that much. I ended up getting the hard drives in there ok, but the plastic locking mechanism, while clever, started to tick me off a bit and I wished I could have just done it the conventional way. Manual is a bit hard to decipher, might be an issue if you don't know what you're doing. I couldn't get the power LED to work, but it's not really necessary considering all the blue LEDs in there. Also one of the USB front ports isn't working but that could be an issue on my end.

Overall Review: There are some cons, which is why I bumped it down an egg, but they're not serious enough to impact my enjoyment of the case. Basic but nice, overall I'd recommend.