NZXT S340 Matte Black/Blue Steel ATX Mid Tower Case

Pros: -Build Quality -Look and Style -Built after profession Case Modder's techniques -Great cooling -Wire Management -PSU Cover -Unconventional Engineering.

Cons: -Watch the Acrylic window.. It can scratch easily so use very soft cotton to clean it. Waxing it can help

Overall Review: Of all the cases that I Review this case I kept. I used to mod a lot and when I got this case it was like someone sent me a case that had already been modded by a master. Sure. I know some of you might not agree but this case has so many ideas that professional modders invented that it's hard to tell it's not modded at all. I love this case and I have lots of them I could keep and I still keep mine.

Pros: Nothing wrong with this case. "Get two extra fans with red LED lights 140mm for the front fans" it looks so good" people say the window and paint scratch easy but they might be training for MMA in their closet with the computer so don't do that.

Cons: It took me like 30 min to find the box with the screws for the motherboard standoffs "they are in the bottom hard drive bays under the bottom shroud

Overall Review: Get this case if your wanting something nice to look at and be proud to have built

Pros: Very good looking solid metal case. Feels expensive and well made. Like the blue bar on inside, which covers 24 pin PSU wire and sata wires to mobo ports. A lot of nice zip tie spots for holding wires. It has that modern cover for PSU, so if you have cheap PSU it will be covered up. Same goes for nice looking expensive PSU - no one will see it ;) Cover provides a lot of space for loose wires as well. It have spot to mount Corsair h55 cooling rig with single radiator or dual one upfront, there no fans there, you put fans from radiator on suction, because top and rear one for exhaust and mounted as such. Filters from front and under the psu are nice! For clean intake. Has 2 spots for mech drives 3.5 inch, and couple spots for 2.5 ssd which resting on PSU cover. Back of mobo have almost 1 inch space for wires which are good for cable management. Dual usb 3 on front panel is good, uses single usb 3.0 connector to mobo. Also it has crazy rubber feet ! They like 1 inch tall and super sticky to surface it sits on, it will not slide or shift if you try it. Only pick it up and carry it. I mentioned it has every possible shortcut hole for cable management ? Including back of mobo open thus heat sink install can be done on installed motherboard with out disassembly for back plate switch. At 70 bucks it a good case.

Cons: - tight thumb screws due to poor threading of metal for side panels, you gotta use screw driver. ( its a con because thumb screws suppose to be open by fingers, not screw drivers ) - No 3.5 mech drives rails provided, just screws, where only one side exposed for tightening and requires half size philips screw driver. And for other side of 3.5 caddy you need to remove front panel to place screws. Don't mess up plastic holders for front panel. - PSU cover not removable, it's a piece of metal that are part of mobo mount. - 2 x 3.5 inch spaces and 2 x 2.5 inch spaces for ssd drives - If you will install 1 radiator to the front, you will not fit extra fan under it. It will be like 4 mm short of mounts. So i assume front only for radiators. Ether for dual or single like corsair h55. But i didn't try dual radiator tho.

Overall Review: imho: Very good case for the price. Its nice to build in it, it looks sexy, it has side glass panel. It made with quality in mind. Filters are great. Not to much space for drives , but you should be aware of it, not really a con. Btw stands for mobo are in place for atx board all nine of them :) I do complain a lot, but will not take eggs for it. I like the case, its good price, customer love it, their children love it.... If my clients happy with and it was a breeze to built in it then case gets 5 eggs as rating :)

Pros: This case is a well thought out case. It has a significant amount of cable routing capabilities. It is truly spacious inside, I moved from a Xigmatek Elysium to this case with no problems at all. I did drop 6 fans from my build but it hasn't changed my temps in the least. In fact my CPU runs cooler in this new set up. The air flow through this case is astounding. I was very surprised. Lots of clearance for Video Cards. Thumb screws on side doors and psu plate can't be totally removed, I like this feature because i loose screws all the time. Psu/cable shroud has quite a bit of room under it. Extremely clean and sleek design.

Cons: I would have liked if the cable cover plate was made a little thinner, It gets in the way of my radiator. (Push Pull set up, 75mm total) As stated in a previous review, this case has a weird opening where the thumb screws hold the expansion slot covers. I didn't like the mobo screws that came with the case, I use some I already had. They didn't feel right, the threading seemed off.

Overall Review: I would happily buy this case again for more money even. Set Up: NZXT S340 i5-4690K ASUS Z97-P (Mobo) Corsair h90 (CPU cooler) MSI R9 280 (Video Card) Corsair XM3 1600Mhz (RAM) EVGA 600w 80+ Bronze (PSU) Western Digital VelociRaptor 600Gb (HDD)

Pros: the case looks really nice if you're into minimalist design

Cons: the window scratches WAY too easily

Pros: I received it today and so far so good! really good cable managing, switched from my older case to this one in no time. it is really beautiful, really nice finish and fits well with my Msi Krait motherboard. it is really silent, I have the 2 stock fans plus 2 led corsair SP 140 mm fans and i don't hear anything.

Cons: the side panel window really is fragile. when i removed the protective plastic, i saw there was a little dirty spot on the corner of the window. i took a 100% cotton tissue and with water, i rubbed it really gently without any pressure. the spot went off but now there are little scratches like hair thin that are permanently marked there. they can only be seen when looking closely and focusing a bit, but be aware that the window is the week spot of the case. other than that, the rest is really, REALLY good!

Overall Review: thumbs up for this really affordable case, good job NZXT

Pros: Very awesome looking case. Nice Matte throughout the whole case. The tinted window makes your build stand out when you put on LED strip inside. Great for that Black/Green style build. Fairly light but stable case. LEDs on bottom are very bright and bring out the build.

Cons: Not many Cons about this case. The only problem i would have is that my case was chipped in some places.

Pros: I have built in 3 different cases in the past year. The Corsair Air 740, The Corsair Carbide 270R and this one. I absolutely loved nearly everything about this case. - Cable Management is a breeze - Smooth matte finish all over the case - Easy SSD and HDD installation - PSU Shroud so you can have a Non-Modular or Semi-Modular PSU and not have to worry about chords being everywhere - 2 case fans are already plugged into a splitter into a Molex adapter - Dust filter on the front fans (fans not included)

Cons: - Case fans are meh, (Glad they aren't LED like the 270R though) - Poor radiator support, 1 spot in the front for a 240mm or 280mm, however the front has a solid shroud that blocks air flow, not a deal breaker but just have to mention it. Also, 2 spots for a 140mm on rear or top of case

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this case to anyone on a semi-budget, or would like to put their money towards more power for their system. Cable management was a breeze and it doesn't have every little bell and whistle on it, but the case looks so good for the price you pay. I use the Corsair Air 740 and this is the case my wife uses for her PC. I have considered moving to this case since it is a smaller form factor, but the lack of radiator options kinda kills it for me. But, If you are looking for a sub $100 case, this is the one I would recommend over the Corsair Carbide 270R, which hovers around the same price.