XCLIO Windtunnel Fully Black Finish 1.0 mm SECC Chassis ATX Full Tower Computer Case

Pros: There are definitely a few things I love about this case: 1) This thing is big! It is exactly what I wanted; it is a nice height and depth so there is plenty of room for whatever component you have. 2) The 25cm side fans are definitely a plus. My biggest problem with my last case was horrible cooling provided to the video cards. This is surely not the case anymore. Even under intense gaming, my hardware stays at a nice, cool temperature. Also the fans are darned quiet which really surprised me. The only noise I hear from the case is the obnoxious 12cm fan I put in the front of the case. Otherwise, the case is totally silent. 3) The extra vents that XCLIO put all over this thing. The extra vents were a plus for me since I am big into modding cases but I would assume it to be a plus for everyone since it increases air flow. Overall, this is probably one of the most well-built cases I have bought from Newegg. Solid!

Cons: I have no problem with this but I just wanted to post it to help others. This case is pretty heavy. I was expecting a beefy full-tower and that is what it is. This thing is kind of a chore to haul around I have no problem with it. Just be warned if you were wanting something light. Also the side fans and fan power buttons have LED's that are pretty bright. Once again, it doesn't bother me but maybe would to someone else.

Overall Review: Really awesome case. I would highly recommend this case to any gaming enthusiast or just someone who wants to keep their hardware cool. The side fans are definitely a helpful for dual video card configurations. My specs are: Core2Duo E6850, 4gig DDR2 1066mhz, 2x Nvidia 8800GTS, Nvidia 680i SE mobo.

Pros: Excellent Cooling. Worth The money for that aspect alone. Fans are extremely quiet, even at top speed. (My 80 mm sys fan is louder) And you have independent control of both, on/off and speed. Case has enough room to enable your system to grow. Excellent construction, mine had no jagged edges or mis-matched holes.

Cons: I cant find a way to change the thermometer on the front side to Fahrenheit, but who uses Fahrenheit anyway? I also dont think it can display anything below 20°C. Instructions are awful. But you really don't need them. The power lights for the fans have that obnoxious ultra blue color, bothers my eyes in the dark.

Overall Review: This is the first case I have purchased, but I did my research. New Egg had the best price and fastest shipping. The thermometer on the face has a small temperature probe wrapped in surgical tubbing, to get an accurate reading this needs to be as close to the middle of the case as possible, if its hugging the wall its pretty inaccurate. After I moved that It matched up within a few degrees of speedfans readings. Also the plug for the power light took a little modding to fit correctly on my mobo.

Pros: This case cools excellently, and is a must have if you are considering the new quad-core processors or are concerned about cooling. The case is a lot quieter than you would expect, and looks quite cool. It has an internal temperature monitor that you can attach anywhere in the case the displays on the front in blue LED. Plenty of room inside for anything you want in there.

Cons: Pray you don't need any customer service from XClio. Their website has broken links if you click on 'Contact US' or 'FAQ' and has for at least a month. The only phone number they give you is in Tiawan, and my long distance charges me 5.50 and hour to call them, so contcting them is pretty much impossible. They have no email address listed. The manual is pathetic, it won't help you with anything. For whatever reason, to turn the power on, I have to hit power, then wait a few seconds, and then hit reset. I know I have it hooked up right, so I don't know what the problem is. Also, one of the big fan motors randomly burned out on me, and I can't contact XClio to get a replacement or anything. Some people wouldn't have room for the case, it's huge.

Overall Review: The tool-less design is good, except that it prevents you from installing drives in the 5 1/2 and floppy bays from the back, which can be a problem, but it has 7 auxiliary 3 1/2 bays at the bottom of the case. You don't need the power supply that comes with the case/is made by the same company. Buy a cheaper power supply for less money. XClio makes loud power supplies.

Pros: Very clean looking case, everything was perfect when it arrived, no scratches, dents or anything. The case itself is very roomy, with awsome airflow. It even gives a vent on top for your PSU. The two very large fans on the side are extremely quiet, I was very surprised. The door has a synthetic rubbery coating that gives it a different look. Screwless kit works perfect!

Cons: Well, first off just because there are cons, doesn't mean that it isnt a bad product... Like I mentioned there is a vent on the top so that your PSU can ventilate its heat out of the case, keeping your sytem cooler. but..... The bracket that comes with the case fits to where the PSU fan, will be facing downward, toward your proc. Not utilizing the vent that was initially intended for the fan. With a little modification to the bracket, you can reverse this and your problem is solved. Another thing was, my power button.... a bit sticky, but again, not a huge deal. It was easily fixable simply but using it, after about a week it loosened up enough to work properly. Last but not least, the large fans on the side started clicking as soon as i powered on the PC. This was also a simple fix, as the LED lights on the inside of the fans were bent slightly enough for the fan bladed to tick as it spun.

Overall Review: All in all this was a good case for the price, the problems that I had were minor and actually very common when using a new case design. My first thoughts when seeing this case on newegg were, dang... this is a neat looking case.... but who is Xclio? I had my doubts, but am very impressed after the purchase. I read in other reviews about the cheap bracket that holds your vid card in place, but mine worked great, all I can say is make sure the bracket clicks back down after installing the card. It can be a little tuff, but nothing that anyone would have trouble with. Remember this is a large case, make sure you have the space available. I have a Intel Q6600, 4 gigs PC6400, BFG 8800GTS OC 512, on a Intel P35 board and it all fits with plenty more space. System stays at 30C - 37C

Pros: huge. power supply bay in exactly the right place. all the quick drive installation pieces worked great. fans are awsome. quiet as a mouse. blue lighting is nice. storage box is a good idea. worked perfect. usb and audio connections are setup right on this case for super quick install. high quality tooling.

Cons: storage box inside does not close well...but who cares?

Overall Review: i like the folding feet. the fans are not switched on by default. you have to push the buttons to turn them both on. the box it shipped in was drop-kicked a few times, but the case survived without a scratch.

Pros: I bought this case because of the two 250mm fans and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of cooling they provide. This is the best cooling case I have yet tried and I have tried many. I am running an E6850 overclocked to 3.6 ghz and using Zalman 9500 I am getting idle temps of 29 degrees and two fanless 8600 video cards idle at 40 and 44 degrees. ... Awesome cooling. It's like an air conditioned room for your computer. This case makes water cooling a joke. And it is quiet...did i mention that I am running the fans on low. I also have one 120 mm intake in front of the hard drives and one 120 mm exhause behind the CPU cooler. (Cooler Master fans)

Cons: None

Overall Review: Evga 680i, E6850 @ 3.6ghz, PNY DDR2 @1200mhz, Xclio Wind Tunnell, 2 Samsung 500GB

Pros: Lots of room to work, great airflow, tooless. 2 250mm fans blowing on gpu's ram and hdd. Inside stays under 30c. If u got hot room this has great airflow, perfect for raptor hard drivers.

Cons: cheap for what it can do...

Overall Review: Never had heating issues, evga 680i, e6850@ 3.7, 2x evga 8800GT SSC,2x Raptor 150gig raid0.

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