Pros: -Big case (of course it's a full atx case) so lots of room to work -Fully modular so you can take everything apart

Cons: -If you decide to act on restructuring anything in the case it can be a pain. - Back panel where the power supply should go is a grate with a power wire that is rather long and in the way that you have to use as no other options are included to fix this which forces you to move the power supply further back into the case taking up room. -the fan intake for the bottom does not line up with the power supply very well cause of the way you have to anchor the power supply. -Can not fit two fans on the bottom as they stated you could due to the psu taking up more room due to back panel. -Can not fit the other fan on top for the 3 that they say can fit on top due to wire alignment from the front panel

Overall Review: Honestly unless they start including a way to do the power supply like every other case so i am not force to buy their brand of psu i would not recommend this case as there are way to many full atx case that are just as good for the price. I just liked the design and now this has been a nightmare to deal with. I highly suggest that you either A) get rid of the force power wire design you have in the back and don't reinvent the wheel on this one. B) Offer a stand psu grate to place in the back so we can anchor the psu like every other case.

Pros: - Spacious - Durable - Great Airflow

Cons: - Bit of a beast, high interior volume also means a large footprint - Heavy, that high durability has a price, it weighs more then any case I've ever picked up, by about double. - The back side of the top of the case tends to get rather hot under heavy load. With the top fan mounts blowing straight at the top cover and venting out the sides, there is quite a bit of heat transfer. So the temperature can get pretty high, don't put anything that can melt easily there (crayons chocolate) cause it will very much melt.

Pros: Is shiny. Cable routing rubber grommets are nice.

Cons: The top of the case is a plastic snap-in frame with a metal plate on top. Mounting a radiator and four fans is an exercise in space management, and the plastic frame is enough solid plastic and not enough vent access that moving hot air out of the top of the case is an exercise in futility. Having checked and re-checked radiator and pipe integrity as well as heat displacement with the same fans outside of the case, if I have heat damage to my CPU, I know where my blame will fall.

Overall Review: Would not recommend to others. May yet replace and simply eat the $200 cost. Buy a more well-known and trusted brand who provides extra space for radiator airflow.