Pros: -Runs extremely cool, barely ever going over 80C even on full load and overclocked settings -Comes factory overclocked for those who don't have the know-how -Is unbelievably quiet. My case fans are louder -Works great in SLI, outperforming a GTX 780 in many cases -It has a backplate, as well as 4GB memory (great for multiple monitors)

Cons: -Nvidia cards have limited voltage control, which is disappointing -2x SLI drains a lot of power, you should get at least a 700w PSU if you want to SLI these cards

Pros: -It's small and light -It has a dual chamber design so the PSU and cables are out of sight -The side panel window reveals all the components -Lots of room for cooling and airflow, as the name suggests

Cons: -The "Magnetic Logo". Supposedly the Corsair logo can be flipped on this case. However, I've found removing it to be IMPOSSIBLE. This is especially frustrating because I have the case flipped on one side -The hard drive bay is right behind the motherboard. While it IS removable, I still use hard drives in my system so cable management is made more difficult -Some graphics cards may be too wide to fit. My MSI R9 280x Twin Frozr gpu barely fits, and the PCI-E power cables connected to it push against the side window slightly

Overall Review: It's a case that'll be worth a buy for Mini-ITX and Micro ATX builds, with only minor gripes here and there

Pros: Works as advertised: the H80i really is the best of the best for 120mm liquid cooling. Very easy to install, and my i5 4670k never goes over 50C at a 4.4GHz overclock. Amazing cooler

Cons: Fans that come with it are ugly and loud. I suggest buying Corsair SP120's to replace

Overall Review: None