Rosewill Wind Knight Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer Case with pre-installed 2x 120mm Fan, Support up to 1x 140mm top fan, 2x 140mm side fan, 1x 140mm front fan, 1x 120mm rear fan

Pros: Well first I'd like to begin that my initial presuppositions regarding this case were tepid at best. I thought this was going to be one of those sub-par outsourced cases that companies sell in combo deals to get rid of because of their terrible aesthetic or the mere fact that the case design is flawed so horribly that it is beyond selling....well, I was wrong. This case's first surprise was the structure. It is a mid-tower case but the floppy drive base are recessed in such a way that there is about an inch or two more than you'd normally get. Now, normally this is a no biggie but I ordered a GTX 260...this card is HUGE but it fits in this case with a couple of inches to spare. The material was a big plus too as it was made of a very sturdy metal. I can't say with assurance whether it's aluminum or not but notwithstanding, it doesn't feel like it's flimsy or malleable at all.

Cons: (No cons so....continued pros) The design is very accessible. I liked how both side panels are secured by thumbscrews, instead of only one. More predominantly, all the module fixations are entirely screwless and surprisingly sturdy at that. Cooling is fantastic in this case. the left panel is slotted for airflow, it has two spots on the other side for 120/140 mm fans. It comes with 2 120 mm one for the hard drives and one on the back and has a slot for another 120 mm fan on the top and even has ports on the back in case you ever wanna go liquid. The power supply is even situated so that it blows the hot air directly out of the bottom of the case. The long and short of it: your gaming rig isn't getting hot in this thing if you set up right. Finally the aesthetics of the case. It is great looking. It's not to gaudy, it's almost minimalistic. It strikes the balance between minimalism and exorbitance beautifully.

Overall Review: Great case for the price. Lots off room, exceptional cooling, looks awesome, great design. Of course I got this and a 700W PSU for less than a 100$ (love you Newegg). If your looking for great case that's not going to break the bank, this is the best you can get.

Pros: -lot's of space for a huge video card -hdd's turned towards door with cables facing back door (hdds look very clean without wires showing!) -bottom psu (soooo nice) -easy cable management (thanks to bottom psu mainly) -great looks in my opinion especially the front grates -top power button/ inputs -140mm fan compatability -fans that come with it are great! the front led one is especially nice

Cons: -metal seems a bit on the thin side -overall build feels cheap -the thumbscrews aren't like what I'm used to (they screw all the way out and don't hang on the door like my old one, so you have to unscrew them and set them aside) -feet aren't tall enough for the bottom psu intake (just add some extra feet onto them from an old case) -was a little difficult to get the motherboard mounted but that could be just me or my motherboard

Overall Review: my cpu cooler was so large I couldn't put the top fan and the upper side fan on :(, but that's not the cases fault. Overall for the price it's a good case. You're getting the style and high end stuff like bottom psu and 140mm fans from a more expensive case for only 60 bucks so I think it was a good buy still. oh and here's a cool little tidbit. You can keep the grate over your dvd/cd drives if you do this: -cut the metal mounting tabs off of the grate cover -use the foam as a template to cut out a piece of an old dvd box (black plastic) -slide the foam back into the grate with the black plastic on the back -hot glue the plastic to the drive tray -now move the drive back a little in the bay so the grate is flush with the others the drive bay is now "hidden" and you can just press in the general area of the eject button to open it! (just did this and I LOVE it)

Pros: Cheap, plenty enough air flow.

Cons: Forget about the tooless hard drive hardware.....garbage. The 5.25 works fine though.

Overall Review: You get what you pay for, but in this case it is an exception. Descent quality for the price.

Pros: - Huge number of fan mounts. - Great design, everything went in straightforwardly with just a little thought. - Came with most of the screws I could possibly want. - Very, very cool design. I love it. - Ridiculous number of fan mounts, and by far the most 140mm fan mounts available in anything known to Newegg. The 140 mounts also accept 120s, for maximum flexibility. - It looks phenomenal in the dark with all the fans (and the Lian Li six-channel fan controller) all lit up.

Cons: -They lied about it having six fan mounts. I actually went out of my way and bought an 80x80x15mm fan (and yes, measured it,) and there is NO WAY, no how, it's going to go in the behind-mobo mount and have the side panel close over it. Even if it DID, there's no room for it to generate any airflow under the mobo. I'm very aggravated about that. - Can't get 140mm fans in red or purple (admittedly not a con of the case itself, but I felt it a mild drawback) - Doesn't come with any fan extender cables or splitter cables or any kind of a built-in fan controller, making you go out of your way if you want to control all those fans. Currently it's a bit of a bodge job.

Overall Review: I am very, very, very aggravated about that 80mm fan mount. The only possible way you could mount a fan there would be to either leave off the right hand side panel (right if you're facing the front) or to mount it on the outside of the side panel by three screws through the hex-mesh. Neither is a good option, and it stuck me with a part I have no use for. Other than that, I love the case.

Pros: Space, Durabiltiy, Ease of install, Fans = Mass Airflow current setup: Gigabyte P31-ES3G Gigabyte 260GTX Corsair 2gb Ram Corsair 850HX psu Seagate 80gb HDD WD 640gb HDD DVD multi-player 1 140mm front fan, 1 140mm top fan, 1 120mm rear fan, 2 120mm side fan Samsung T240HD 24' HDMI HP w1907 19' Next month upgrade: Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R CORSAIR DOMINATOR-GT 4GB Intel Core i7-920 Bloomfield 2.66GHz COOLER MASTER V8 RR-UV8-XBU1-GP 120mm Rifle CPU Cooler

Cons: None!! I DID NOT NEED TO BREAK ANYTHING OR DRILL

Overall Review: Look guys, I know we all done and exhausted our resources in researching what tower is best for our needs. Mine was specifically for gaming and cooling. Believe me when I tell you after reading most reviews for this tower I was not sure, but whats the worst? Taking others word for it or finding out for myself. I did exactly that and could not be more happier than this tower. This tower was my my answer for 2 of my reasons: 1) Airflow- This tower can accomendate up to 6 fans, up to 4 120 or 140mm fans, 1 rear 120 fan and if you need to a slim 80mm case fan for cpu ( i didnt use one) so before this my cpu was running @ best 50-60 c and Video card Nvidia 8600gts was also running 50-60c. Now my cpu is 20-38c and I have a new vid card gigabyte 260GTX running 38-40c @ 75% when gaming. 2) Room- as you guys know the 260GTX vid card is HUGE!! This card had no problems fitting in this mid-tower. My problem was solved. Thanks newegg

Pros: GREAT airflow. Simple and sleek in all-black. I, for one, am glad the front panel is so easily removed for filter cleaning. Swap the 120mm LED intake fan w/ regular exhaust fan if you want a more subtle front and better lit interior. Plenty of features on a budget.

Cons: Those features aren't always well-implemented and minor platic parts feel cheap. Screwless brackets aren't at all secure. For peace of mind (and less vibrations), use screws to secure your drives and expansion cards. The expansion card bracket can easily be removed (3 screws) to secure your video card with a screw. Also, the panels aren't quite flimsy, but they're far from rigid/sturdy. Panels would benefit greatly from from scoring the metal. You might chip the paint if you're careless.

Overall Review: People have complained about the HDD mounting orientation: YES, you CAN mount the HDDs in the other direction for easier cabling acess, but you have to manually unbend the clips in the housing that prevent the HDDs from sliding all the way in. Done in 2 minutes w/ a flathead screwdriver. Mount with included black screws - problem solved. If you don't mind a little DIY, you can get a lot of mileage from this case. She requires a little extra attention, that's all. Overall, I'm more than satisfied.

Pros: Completely painted inside and out which looks nice. Comes equipped with a front fan and rear fan. Nice-looking case overall.

Cons: -Front panel held together with thin, weak-looking plastic clips. They do NOT look like they'll last long at all. They look and feel as though they'll break easily if you're not careful removing/replacing the cover. -Top 140mm fan does NOT have enough clearance after installing the motherboard. Very disappointed here. While trying to push the fan into place I bent one of the capacitors on my motherboard. This is not a large motherboard, either. Bad design here. -Toolless drive cages are a good idea and they look good; however, they're made with CHEAP, WEAK, PLASTIC PARTS! Installed the CD/DVD drive in top drive bay. After putting lock back in place and twisting lock, the plastic bits broke off even while I was being gentle. VERY CHEAP, VERY DISAPPOINTING. They don't even put a spare lock or two in the box for when these things fail - and they WILL FAIL. POOR DESIGN. -Expansion slots are not cut and have to be worked away from the metal. Bad design here, too. Again

Overall Review: Wish I would have spent a few more dollars to get a good, name-brand case. Really disappointed in Rosewill on this one. Even bought this on sale for $50 and it's NOT a $50-dollar case. Should have gone with quality like Antec. Had I bought this for myself, I would have returned this Rosewill case. I bought this for my brother and he doesn't care since he's not into computers - so he doesn't care about quality. Good thing he doesn't care because this case is NOT quality.

Pros: Good ventilation. Lightweight.

Cons: Very cheap quality. I actually started laughing out loud trying to use the ridiculous screw-free mounting pin devices. Terrible engineering. I had to break off metal and plastic pieces just to get things to fit in correctly. The metal is so flimsy and weak that I'm afraid of sitting anything on top of the computer case.

Overall Review: Not worth the price. Kind of upset at Newegg for making it a recommended buy.