Rosewill R5604-BK 0.8mm Japanese Cold Rolled Steel Dual 120mm Fans Screw-Less design ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: I've built machines using this case. It has it all, 2x 120mm Fans + side vent for supplying cpu fan with cool air. Perpendicular HDD access. Sturdy, screwless design that works well. It just doesn't get better than this.

Cons: none

Pros: looks good. good airflow with the two 120mm fans. my system runs cool at 35c. I have a 3500 athlon with a gforce 6800 video card.

Cons: My case power on switch and reset swith did nothing at all. I did not feel like taking everything out and sending it back for a replacement so I install a basic power switch to the mother board that I bought at radio shack and my system boots up fine now. Instead of the oval black switch that comes with the case I now have a pretty round red one. My only other complaint is that the front mounted usb ports are too close together. Normal plugs will fit next to each other but a usb drive will not fit next to another plug.

Overall Review: poor quality control from the manufacturer gave this otherwise nice case a bad rating.

Pros: - Very solid and user-friendly case, sides can be taken off by either unlocking a latch, or removing 2 screwdriver-less screws using just bare fingers - Screwless design at low price - Screwless rails for hard drives and DVD drives (you may need additional brackets if you want to put a 3.5" drive in 5.25" bay) - Good airflow, 1 large front fan, 1 large back fan, both very quiet and attachable using only latches (again, no screws!), the Intel Core i7 stock fan is much louder than them - A long piece of steel designed to allowing installation of extension cards in motherboard slots without having to mount them with screws, it just squeezes to top of all slots and latches - Despite almost all screwless design (c'mon, the motherboard *has* to be mounted with screws), nothing rattles or vibrates, with all sides mounted the system is very quiet (including 950W PSU) though not noise-free - mount for a floppy drive - Optimal mix of exterior design, functionality and cost

Cons: - poor design of internal 3.5" drive cage, cannot remove it, which becomes a nightmare if you have a motherboard with SATA sockets oriented horizontally (you have less than 1 inch of space between the SATA socket and the drive cage, you need to bend the SATA cable to plug it in and have small hands or good tools to plug it in in less than 30 seconds) - motherboard tray cannot be removed - it would have solved the SATA slots problems. - air vent on the main side of the case comes with a round piece of plastic, hard to remove it to attach an extra fan directly to the inside of the side, will probably take brute force to do something about it - reset button on the front panel is a joke. It's so small, you'll never press it entirely with your finger. - no eSATA connector on the front control panel (would trade the floppy drive space for this connector)

Overall Review: For a mid-tower it's the best one I ever had, in terms of design, ease of installation, and value, despite the issues with difficult accessibility of to horizontally oriented SATA ports of many motherboards. Initial configuration even of the SATA cables is very easy, but maintenance takes time and patience. Organize your cables with velcro straps to keep the inside of the case minimally cluttered and maximize the free space for better airflow. My next machine will have the same PC case. I already have the velcro straps ;-)

Pros: Additional parts to attach to hard drives without screws, allows sliding the drive in without any tools, vibrations, etc. I was amazed, since I did not expect such ease of assembly from such a cheap computer case. No vibrations at all. With 12 drives running in it, this case is the best value out there. Tool-less assembly. Since the hard drives always take the most time to assembly, this part was completely eliminated, and assembling the system was literally very painless. Great air flow. Keeps my iCore 920 cool and quiet. With 2 system fans included in the PC case, I can hear none of them. Whoa. Initially I considered the C*smos PC case, but for 25% of the price I would never buy anything else.

Cons: The side where you mount the motherboard cannot be removed. Not a huge problem though. Just make sure you install the CPU and the memory before mounting the mobo to the case.

Overall Review: I could not have picked up a better PC case for my iCore 7 920 system with 12GB of RAM and 12 hard drives+DVD burner+nVidia GeForce 9800GT. Make sure you get a power supply sufficient for your system needs (I got 950 Coolm*x for $99 after the mail in rebate).

Pros: hard drive rails require no screws and are well seated to prevent movement. cd rails work the same but require the front panel to come off. the whole thing is pretty sturdy and nothing feels cheap.

Cons: no removable motherboard tray - would make assembly easier

Pros: Excellent value for the money ratio, good quality steel, low vibration, rubber dampeners for the hard drive cage. Fans use the proper fan power connectors so you can connect them properly to a fan controller. They're decent quality and have a reasonably high CFM for 120mm's. Not the highest I've ever seen or anything but higher than I expected for the price. The silver stripe makes the case look cheap but at time of writing+buying this one was significantly cheaper than the solid black one (who knows). Side door control works well and isn't too cheap like a lot of cases. Pops right on and off and connects back solidly. Not bad for the price, but don't expect it to compete with the 200$ cases' doors.

Cons: Annoying to have to remove the front panel in order to use the 5.25" Slides and remove drives. Drive bays seem unuseable without using the slides too which annoyed me a bit since I like to swap out drives on the fly. Not an issue if you don't plan on removing any of your dvd drives regularly. A few sharp edges, expected in this price range but still not terrible, nothing razor-like. Very heavy, this is also a pro though since the weight reduces vibration / noise, but if you want to travel with a case this thing is hard to travel with. Fans are fast enough to make a lot of noise by default (solved by using a fan controller since the fans use the proper wiring and not the large molex power connector most cheap brands use). The power buttons on the top of the case cause the wiring + the USB etc up there to string across the middle of your build. Front fan is 50% blocked by gigantic plastic frontpanel grill (stupid engineering at its finest especially with the box blocking airflow too).

Overall Review: This is a good solid case. It's not the best by any means, but perhaps it is the best for the money. It's heavy higher quality steel. For a cheap build this is an excellent case for the price. For a build with top of the line components I'd invest in something a bit better though. Definitely remove the stupid plastic box that holds components like others have said, world's most idiotic idea to put that there.

Pros: 6 molex(adapter for 2 additional), 6 sata, 2 pcie quite and runs cool

Cons: not really a con...but, after further review... I should have opted for a modular power supply not particularly fond of the extra cables laying around in my case

Overall Review: Purchased to replace an outdated psu, it's about 6 yrs old, with the hope of building a new system in the relatively near future(budget permitting), while still being able to use my current outdated system. not really a gamer but my system is running much better with a 250w upgrade... i was having issues with screen flicker and lag...assumed it was just from the outdated hardware... running so well i may be able to put off the full upgrade save more money and build a better system...

Pros: You can tell the company put a lot of work into the design of this case. The "screwless" design works great and makes it feel much more professional. Lots of space and very sturdy feel to it.

Cons: Reset button requires a pen. Inadequate instructions caused me to break a small piece of the front cage. Oh well.