Pros: Exquisitely designed. Case fans on low setting are whisper quiet and keep the case adequately cooled. Room to route cables behind the motherboard is a big plus. Removable and washable lint/dust filters were a great idea.

Cons: No case speaker? Fans do not include connectors for motherboard case fan monitoring ports. Had to remove the middle drive bay to fit an 8800GTX. Poor documentation and manual and on top of that it was a P180B manual.

Overall Review: The metal flanges on the middle drive bay case are what make the 8800 fit too tight. Mounting the drives in the bottom bay was not a problem and they will probably stay cooler given the bottom fan so nothing to complain about really. I was able to fit a PC Power and Cooling Silencer 600 PSU in this case with minimal effort. Note: The bottom drive bay mounts are vertical not horizontal!

Pros: Very simple yet CLASSY look. || Door great for "hiding" the tower. || Position of the Power Supply IDEAL for Heat Control and Weight Balance || GREAT Air Flow, Top Air Vents VERY efficient ||

Cons: IS a Bit Heavy || Door hinges (plastic) feel a little flimsy || Power Cables a bit hard to route to CD-Drives|| Internal mount brackets feel a BIT on the cheap side.

Overall Review: BOTTOM Line: I LOVE This case. I like the simplicity on the outside, with the neatly laid out plan on the inside. I use this in my office, and it looks very nice there. MAY even pass off as a Media Center Tower!

Pros: This case is rock solid. The cable management is like no other case I've owned. The edges of the steel where cables are ran are not sharp. You can completely terminate air from going up into the top bay. It really isn't that heavy, weighing only 35 lbs. The rubber grommets are nice! every hard drive you put in this case will take full advantage of this. The ease of cleaning the air filters will be nice, seeing as the door that conceals them is push activated. It really is quiet! Almost every spot where a drive can touch the case, Antec has implemented either plastic or rubber to reduce the amount of noise.

Cons: The only con I see is the locking mechanism on the front door. It locks closer to the bottom half of the door, so when locked you can still pry the top open enough to turn the computer on/off or reset it. I would have liked to have seen the lock in the middle or have some type of bar like a filing cabinet does, that locks it into place the whole length of the door, but beggars cannot be choosers

Overall Review: After reading all of the reviews here on newegg, and then actually getting the case, I am very pleased with this purchase. A lot of reviews complain about the fan that is in the bottom bay. I took this out before I even tried to install my PSU. I relocated it to the middle fan bay, and all is well and good. If you have a PSU that has two(2) fans, there really is no need for this bottom fan in the case anyways. I forgot to add that the "OCZ GameXStream OCZ700GXSSLI ATX12V 700W Power Supply" does have long enough leads to support the "EVGA 122-CK-NF68-A1 LGA" in this case using Antec's cable management techniques.

Pros: This is a really nice case. It looks great and is as silent as any case I have worked with. It is very well thought out. Behind-the-motherboard wire routing is fantastic and makes for a sanitary and airy build. Antec's fans are really silent and this case keeps the components cool without destroying the Zen-like peace in my computer room. The bottom power supply design of this case allows the CPU to be near the upper two vent fans, right where it gets the best cooling. The lower partition, which some have struggled with, keeps the HD and power supply air separate from the CPU and video card air flow.

Cons: It will fit two 8800GTS cards with the upper hard drive bay installed but does not have enough room for 8800GTX cards without removing that bay. Not really a con because the GTX cards are HUGE and the bay is trivial to remove, leaving room for four drives in the lower bay. Not sure if 8800-Ultras will fit, it looks close. Even with that, there is still room for four hard drives in the lower bay. The manual is horrible. Antec should just not include a manual, it is a waste of paper.

Overall Review: All but the most space gobbling builds will fit into this case. All but the longest power supplies will fit into the lower bay. All but the most screaming builds will fit into this case with no modifications.

Pros: Very quiet case, with the fans on low you can't even hear it. There's plenty of space below the motherboard to run all your cables so you can keep your case nice and clean.

Cons: Plastic Front Cover Hinges, one good whack and it will break pretty easy.

Overall Review: If you have a 8800 GTX Card you'll need to remove the center HD Cage, not really a con unless you want to put more then 3 HD's in this case.

Pros: Solid case with attention to detail, lots of extras, and unique cable-managing system. Roomy, great air flow, and great sound-insulation. Would I buy it again? In a heartbeat!

Cons: Horrible manual! Forget trying to use it in the build. No pictures. Very limited explanations. My door only opened to 180 degrees, not the 270 degrees that it's supposed to.

Overall Review: Check out the reviews at Techguage, Mad Shrimps, and Tweaknews for detailed photos, and tips on how to mount the PSU, drives, etc, and see their approach to cable management. Unless you plan to remove the lower cage fan, your choice of PSUs will be critical. My approach - hard drives in bottom cage, removed the middle cage and put an extra fan in its front. End result - lots of room for cables and the video card.

Pros: Great setup, great design, very quiet, love just about everything about it.

Cons: Build time is going to be a bit longer.

Overall Review: I just built my machine earlier this week. And I'll tell you, this case is a gem to work with. I WOULD advise a modular power supply so that you can have just the cables that you require, and I had to stand mine up on a table so I could route cables intelligently both in front and behind. Beware the cable lengths of some power supplies (in my case, the Zalman 600W). Every time you touch any part of the case, you see superior design. It's worth the money, it's worth the added assembly time and it's a great piece just to look at. I really can't think of any negatives to say. The only issue I truly had was my power supply's cable length, but that doesn't really hold against the case.

Pros: As this was my first build, I didn't know what to expect when it came to cases. However, I found that this case was very easy to put together and has several nices features: -Cable management system behind motherboard: For you who don't know what this is, it means you can run all of the cables from your PS behind the motherboard instead of over or around it. This means MUCH improved cooling should you put a fan in front. -Hard Drive Rubber Mounts: Your hard drives actually sit on rubber mounts, eliminating any noise that may occur during data access. In addition, HDD removal is super easy, just slide out the tray. -Drive mounting system: the 5.25" drive mounting system is also great. It took me 15 minutes to figure out how to do it the first time, but my DVD drive fits perfectly and is secure. In addition, I can remove it if I need in about a minute. -Well Built: this case seems well built overall. I like that the sides have sound deadening material on them.

Cons: -Instruction manual is NOT good at all: Only verbal instructions with no pictures to show how to install things. Instead of printing the instructions in 10 different languages, just give pictoral instructions showing how to do install, geez....It would help case newbs like me tremendously. -Noise(?): although this case is definitely NOT loud, I was expecting it to be more silent than it is. I opted for this over an Antec 900, but it seems to be overall about the same noise level (case only, not including video cards). This case definitely shields noise better than the 900 though. -Front door: I like the aesthetics of the front door because it makes it look sleek, however it is not secured very well. I understand how it could break off with too much pressure. Don't grab this case using the front door or it very well may break. -Lower USB ports: I would have preferred the ports to be high up, or on the top, but this is a minor qualm.

Overall Review: Overall, I'm glad I made this purchase. Solidly built case, good cooling (as well as decent noise insulation for noisy video cards), nice look, external fan controls, easy to use with many good features. A note: my Antec Earthwatts 650 PS just barely reached the top connector on my motherboard. My System: Antec P182 Gun Metal Grey Gigabyte EP45-UD3P E7400 2.8 4GB Gskill 1066 Antec Earthwatts 650 Samsung DVD +-RW w/ Lightscribe WD Caviar Black 500Gb Rosewill RCXZ775 CPU Cooler Linkskeys All in One Card Reader