Pros: No issues.

Cons: None.

Pros: Works well when not overclocking. Made a good component for a science fair project.

Cons: Can't remove a large amount of heat.

Pros: Obviously this is a pretty unique case, and it's perfect for my space-constrained on-a-shelf overclocked rig. There's no other ATX case on the market that I found that is more compact than this. Also, it does its job pretty well; it keeps everything in place, and it has decently good cable management for a slab of plastic.

Cons: However, there a few minor issues that keep me from giving it 5 eggs. First of all, the manual is terrible for the amount of assembly required. It may not look like it from the picture, but this case is actually quite difficult to put together. One must install the drive bays, USB ports, motherboard standoffs, and add-on card holders with little to no instruction. With the wide array of nuts and screws sent with the case (which is actually pretty nice, since there are extras), it is sometimes difficult to determine which screws should be used to assemble what. The design of the case itself is also a little questionable. The downward-mounted power supply may pose a heat problem for some, and it makes simply attaching the AC power cord quite a feat. Also, take note: if you have both an IDE optical drive and an IDE hard drive, AN OEM IDE CABLE MAY NOT REACH TO BOTH DRIVES. This design is essentially unavoidable, but it's important to know that you may have to purchase a longer IDE cable; luckily, I already owned an extra long one. In addition, I would also note that the design of the drive bays may pose an issue down the road if one were to replace a drive; the way the drive bays are attached, it seems as though one would have to tip the entire case sideways to remove a bay, which could pose an issue for people like me who own very heavy CPU heatsinks.

Overall Review: The case makes a little plasticky-squeaky noise when you move it around, but it really doesn't matter. In general, I would recommend this case to anyone who is up for the challenge. It's a great, simplistic case, and I think it's the best option for overclockers with a space constraint.

Pros: Easy to set up. Easy to overclock.

Cons: GPU gets a little too hot so we installed a fan on it. Have not been able to get HDCP handshake to work.

Pros: Never had an issue with an Intel processor.

Cons: Could be cheaper.

Pros: Easy to work with. I like the tunnel for the CPU fan. Power supply is OK.

Cons: Drives interfere with RAM installation. Power supply could be more powerful.