Pros: Super solid, 500w psu, 2 80mm fans (1 led), mounts two large fans, the front can take up to something like a 160mm. Lots of room!!! (8 3.5" slots!!)

Cons: Bought it because the pictures show two 80mm fan spaces on the back, but they changed it to a 80mm/120mm. No instructions.

Overall Review: FRONT PANEL INSTRUCTIONS: Wrap the plastic 'rivets' with folded over plastic or rag. With a pair of pliers, rock the rivets left to right till they slip off. Under the rivets are 6 screws attaching the plastic panel. Under the plastic panel are 6 more screws holding the metal panel to the case. Now you can put that huge fan up front.

Pros: i've had this case for little over a week now and i haven't had problems with it. I switched all my parts from a mini tower to this case for more air flow and everything is great. love the extra room inside. over all a great case

Cons: the power led doesn't work but is no biggy, i preety sure that i can tell if my computer is on or not

Overall Review: the bar in the middle is removeble and it came with a 500w power supply.

Pros: Came with a 500W power supply instead of stated 400! Also came with a side air duct, which was not stated! Looks amazing. Not too feminine, not too masculine. Seems very sturdy. Not very heavy. Ventilation is superb. At full load, case temp is never above 28C.

Cons: Even with 500W supply, the 12V rail is only running at 11.1V. This doesn't seem to be causing any problems. The hard drive mounts are not incredibly sturdy; there are only screw holes for one side. This causes some side to side wobble. Some PSU cords are too short to stretch across the entire case... (I made it work, though, but I will probably be buying an extender for the stretch to the PCI-e connection.)

Overall Review: Support bar seems to be a complete waste. I took it out and won't be putting it back in. Case fans are semi-loud. Quieter ones are definitely available.

Pros: Good case, great for the price.

Cons: None, really just flimsy but that no concern because I don't move my computer around.

Pros: great case. not too much room inside but it has enough. psu is a 450w not a 400w. it looks great.

Cons: it only has one fan bay in the back and the front cover is kind of hard to get off.

Overall Review: get it. it looks great and the cons are small ones.

Pros: Nice case, had everything I wanted from the CASE.

Cons: The power supply that comes with this case has no SATA connectors, so either replace it or make sure to buy a couple Molex to SATA converters with your order, though you may run out of connectors pretty quick, as there aren't very many to start with.

Overall Review: Side panel fan is a tad high for where the cpu sits on the mobo I bought, but close enough... the fans seem weak also, going to replace them with better.

Pros: Side panel with quick release latch, nice looking, no hardware drive bays

Cons: none

Overall Review: no problems. I see people complaining about removing the fron t panel, I had no problems. Installed a 120mm fan in front, using a gigabyte 965P s3 board. 'High Understanding' has no meaning anymore. Noobs complain about problems that point out that they have little mechanical inclination. I like this case and would recommend it to anyone who has ever built computers before. This is like my 10th computer build in 5 years.

Pros: Solid case. Plenty of room and the front panel cables are plenty long as well. (Though you might have a problem if your motherboard connectors are in the back.) Nice quick release brackets for the external bays (albeit they are plastic.) Pictures show them but not mentioned in description; they are removable and hold the drives.

Cons: Lack of good documentation. Includes one of those half-sheet show-it-all manuals. Good luck with that. While there is room for 6 hard drives they will be dangerously close to each other if you are going to have more than 3 drives.. at least two of them will be right next to each other with very little room for airflow between them. The quick release bracket "pins" aren't set up for a hard drive to go in the external bay either so thanks to Maigo for the tips on removing the cover to install a fan to cool those hard drives; which, BTW, will only blow on the middle drives.. two on the bottom and one on the top won't get much flow without some sort of shroud. I have 4 drives installed - two in the middle (with an 80mm fan) together and an empty bay on top/bottom between the other drives. (I suppose a 120mm fan would cool more drives, but still not all of them.) Limited set of screws included because of the quick release brackets... you might have to supply your own as I did.

Overall Review: The support bar is somewhat of a nuisance since the case appears to be sturdy (assembled) without it. The motherboard tray does not use standoffs to mount the board, instead there are raised "bumps" with mounting holes which the pathetic documentation does mention and instructs you to use the included plastic inserts to prevent contact and possible shorting.