Pros: -Massive, tons of room for pretty much anything you can think to cram in there -Rock Solid construction, no overly sharp edges, tool-less system for everything (optical bays, HDD, even the expansion slots) even the bay door is surprisingly beefy -Quiet, the 2 side fans are so quiet even at max speed, they're not even noticeable compared to the fans on my graphics card -All interior cables were clearly marked and easy to reach, and the temperature sensor is just kinda cool (mounted mine to the bottom fin of the HS so I can compare core temps to case temps)

Cons: Not really cons, just things of note: -This thing is huge, at nearly 2ft. tall and almost a foot wide you need some serious real estate to place it. (mine ended up getting its own table) -Its also heavy, then again steel typically is, fully loaded mine weighs in at just over 50lbs -Full tower, so buy longer SATA cables if you're using the top 2 optical bays, and extensions for power cables if you're going to SLI/Crossfire -Side facing HDD trays, run your power and SATA cables THROUGH the handles, not outside of them -Do yourself a favor, when you get this unscrew the 2 side fans and take off the XClio stickers, they will eventually lose their adhesive and start flapping. -Documentation was a joke, but then most cases have very poor manuals to begin with.

Overall Review: This is the Hummer H1 of cases, its big, heavy, not overly pretty, and slightly intimidating to some. My Rig: XClio Windtunnel Gigabyte GA-E45-UD3P Intel Q9400 Core2 Quad 2.66GHz (OC'd to 3.1 stable) Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro 7 WD Caviar Black 7200 rpm 500GB Sapphire ATI Radeon 4850x2 2GB G.Skill 1066 DDR2 2x2GB LG 22x DVD Burner Xigmatek MC 750W modular PSU