Rosewill R5730-P BK 120mm Fan Pre-Installed on the Top and 80mm Slim Fan Cooling HDD,ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: Price! I look around the $50 mark for new cases. You really get a lot for the money on this one. The 4 HDD bay mounts two ways so your HDDs won't be too close to the mobo. I love the 120mm fans (top & rear). Comes with lots of screws and mounting rails. There are also foam pads in the HDD bay that reduce vibration. I don't hear the disks spin up or the read/write heads seeking data at all! If I had to buy 50 more cases they would all be this one.

Cons: The 120mm fan on the top vent was too large for my 550W modular power supply, so I had to remove it. However, there are also screw holes for an 80mm fan which would fit. I don't need a top vent fan anyway, and now have a spare 120mm fan.

Overall Review: I bought this case based on price and that it was similar to another Rosewill case that I own. It is replacing a monster of a Tt case that was great too, but too big and flashy for my tastes now. I wanted something cheap, but had a little more than basic features. Like, mounting rails, HDD fans, sleek, black, brushed aluminum finish, simplicity.

Pros: The case has reconfigurable hdd bays to aid with motherboard options. It has plenty of fans, 3- 120mm and 1 80mm hdd fan.

Cons: The cables for the front panel connections are too short for my ASUS M4A79XTD EVO AM3 motherboard and had to relocate my DVD drive to the lowest bay in order for the cables to reach. For this reason it received the 4 egg rating, otherwise I believe it is a 5 egg case.

Pros: *Best bang for you buck case *Alot of Airflow *Pretty sturdy for it's price

Cons: The power and reset buttons feel a little flimsy, I'll be taking extra care to make sure I don't break them one day.

Overall Review: The case did not dissapoint me, I also got it in a record 2 days which is astounding for free shipping.

Pros: Good price, fairly solid construction. Lots of fans, but remains pretty quiet. Works great. I like it when they give you all the screws and such you could need.

Cons: No instructions. Broke a small plastic piece trying to get the break-offs for the CD drive off.

Overall Review: FP Audio cable is a little short, as the plug on my MB is on the completely opposite side.

Pros: great everything worked as far as connections etc...

Cons: the motherboard attachment was a PITA as the screw holes should be slightly elevated. had to go to hardware store and buy 9 longer screws and washers to properly elevate the board so all on back of it would "clear" and rear panel would line up correctly.

Overall Review: other than the pain with mobo mounting can't complain. would be simple for them to fix the issue or at least include the "fix" hardware of screws and washers.

Pros: 5.25" drive rails, 3.5 FDD drive rails (?), hard disk cage, (3) 120MM fans, (1) 80mm Fan, plenty of hardware, solid feeling power and reset buttons (you know what I mean!), good front panel design, great air flow--design spent on what counts.

Cons: headers need to be another 3" long, steel should be a touch thicker, had to reroute 1 fan (top one) for 900w PS. No firewire FP port, not the best fans on the market, but they'll do. Punch out slots in back are nasty sharp, so are 5.25" in the front. Plastic 5.25" covers are easier to remove if you take the face plate off first.

Overall Review: Best case for the $$$ in my entire lifetime of purchasing cases.

Pros: Solid like everybody said. Lots of big fans for good airflow and ventilation. I have a case designed structurally the exact same way and it has lasted me 7 years.

Cons: Refuses to cook me waffles

Overall Review: None of these thoughts are any fault of this case but careful if you buy a long power supply and big video card like the my Corsair TX 750Watt and Radeon 8550 X2. While it's a great case, i'm not going to use it because my PSU wont fit because of the 120mm exhaust fan on the top of the case. This PSU's cables are also monstrous and very long so they barely fit and kill any kind of air flow. They Radeon 8550 X2 is so long that you will have to rearrange your Hard Drives to fit around it(the hdd cables are also a problem). If you go Quad fire with two of these cards expect to get only two, MAYBE 3 drives in. These two products will give any mid tower cases problems. Consider a full tower.

Pros: I was looking for a case that contained at least 2 to 3 fans, and I didn't have to add fans too. I found this case to be exactly what I was looking for.

Cons: The Case was a little tight, for the setup I used But it all came together well. The cable routing could have been better. But all went together really nice. The build took me about 4 1/2 hours.