Pros: ITS ENORMOUS! I can easily fit two 2gb cards in here with no problem if I wanted to, and everything is simply so smart in this case. made it a breeze to install all my componets and exchange if necessary.

Cons: The wiring bay, is a little lacking in width, maybe another quarter of an inch would help in making the door easy to get closed again. but it vastly improves airflow over a standard computer setup so... get on that extra room BMW and thermaltake. And i may need to add some extra AC to the room its sitting in since it keeps the CPU, GPU and MOBO so cool that it shunts heat like a small sun into my media room.

Overall Review: asthetically pleasing, liquid cooling system is AMAZING. keeps you cool no matter what. buy this case there will be no regrets.

Pros: - Plenty of room to work with. - The backplane cable mgt. is awesome and sufficient. - The preinstalled SATA connections are Sata3 compliant, strictly passthru. - Came with plenty of tubing for the cooler. - Came with plenty of attachments for the CPU water block to fit any style. - All the preinstalled connections were top notch and ready to go with simple MB hookups.

Cons: - None

Overall Review: - Maker sure your GPU water block has 3/8". The GTX 590 Hydro Copper has preinstalled 1/2" fittings whereas the tubing for the Level10 GT is 3/8".

Pros: Easy to install components, wire control is very good. CPU cooler better then stock Very quiet

Cons: Can't fill the cooling tank if both external 5-1/4 slots are full. Cable for the cooling pump has two electrical connections, only one mentioned in the manual. Instructions say not to run cooling system with the tank cover open, but at the same time, initial filling has you run and fill at the same time. (I turned system off to fill).

Overall Review: CPU temps are 10C lower with this system then stock cooler in my old case. Everything went in easy enough. I had no trouble getting the right side panel on. (I actualy had more trouble getting it off to run cables then getting it back on after.) Would have been nice if the tank level could be seen from the outside, or had a level light like the 760i pro.

Pros: Good layout, lots of room. Great design for the Hard Disk slots.

Cons: I have a problem with the USB front port connectors. If i connect a headphone and another USB device, like and USB Hard Drive, I can hear the HD motor thru the headphones. I have contacted Thermaltake, who promptly replaced the USB/Headphone/Mic front connector, but the noise is stiil present. Wonder if anybody else experienced the same problem.

Pros: This case is pretty awesome. The thing that sold me on it was the included liquid cooling system which is virtually no hassle (explained in cons). Extremely spacious and can fit just about anything inside. The LCS does its job flawlessly and silently. The fans that are included make little to no noise while keeping the inside nice and frosty.

Cons: The water block for the CPU uses a somewhat annoying push pin system to secure it to the motherboard. After about three hours of pushing and destroying my hands, I still was unable to properly secure the water block. As it stands right now, it is still not secured properly, but it seems to be working just fine and keeping all four cores of my processor below 45 C under 100% load. The thermal compound included with the case is worthless. Buy some Arctic Silver and you will be better off.

Overall Review: The only thing I wish had been included is an LED on the front panel water wheel that shows that the water pump is working.

Pros: awsome case i do not understand why every one is complaining about hotswap hd bays only bein sata 2.0 mine did not come with pre installed sata cables so i used my sata 3.0 cables and presto i have sata 3.0 hot swap bay,s and allso saw complaints about usb 3.0 plugging in to back io ports mine has the internal 3.0 plug that plugs in to mb

Cons: absolutly none so far

Overall Review: plenty of room even for my 1600 watt psu and my 2 6990,s

Pros: Fantastic case. See my previous review.

Cons: Just like everyone else, my pump started to leak at the flow meter. I tried to use a silicone sealant which helped for a week, but the leak came back. I tried slathering on more sealant but it didn't help. I ended up ordering a new pump/res from Koolance (RP-1005BK 1kW) which showed me how incompetent the TT pump was. The new pump is fantastic and cleared out all air without needing to shake the computer.

Overall Review: The case is still fantastic, but the LCS is so miserable. I've had to replace the radiator and the pump/res. The CPU waterblock is mediocre, but luckily hasn't failed yet. At this rate, it's a complete possibility.

Pros: Beautiful case overall. Good quality construction.. yes, there's some plastic... big deal.. love the interior space and the cable management system. Really enjoy being able to swap harddrives without having to take apart half my PC. Great airflow, This case is HUGE which I enjoy as well... and very quiet. It's certainly a conversation piece... very sharp.

Cons: The liquid cooling system started to leak about a week after I bought it. Called Thermaltake April 3rd in the early afternoon, was told the replacement part would be shipped out that same night. Today is April 7th and I still haven't received it. Huge disappointment but I was warned. even still, being the ONLY regretable thing about the case and given my stance on liquid cooling, and the fact that it IS a pretty case, I will only drop 1 egg. See "other thoughts" below..

Overall Review: I was not a fan of liquid cooling to begin with as I am aware there's a little more maintenance required than your average air cooled system... yet I opted with liquid cooling probably because it was.. well.. cool, I suppose. So it starts leaking 1 week after I buy it and I am forced to shut the system down for some time to remove all the work I had done to install it. While I'm waiting on Thermaltake to send me the replacement I put in a stock CPU Cooler, a 200mm fan over the area on top where the radiator sat and a nice, 2 bay, touch screen fan controller on the face of the box and my PC is very very cool (literally and figuratively) so I'm probably leaving it this way and storing the LCS in my closet once it comes in, waiting on the next yard sale.. In retrospect I could have gone with my instincts and gotten the Thermaltake Level 10 GT (no LCS) and would have had the same beautiful case and none of the headaches and would have cost me $130.00 less.. Indeed you live and learn.