Pros: Other details - the case comes with rails (another bonus!) but the rails don't lock in the extended position :(

Cons: The EPS connector is the shortest - just get a couple extension cables if you think that there may be a problem with your build (the cables are relatively cheap)

Overall Review: I have one of these cases with a Tyan S2865 board in it and one with a Tyan S2912 board - both of these work without extension cables, albeit a little tight on the EPS cable I can't stress enough having some build experience before using one of these cases - if I had tried building on one of these without some experience I think that it could be disastrous - there are motherboard support trays in these cases that would likely need to be removed for builds other than with supermicro boards (i.e. mine) and the standoff mounts will definitely touch the solder points on the bottom of your board if you don't remove them - finally be sure to insulate the bottom of the case with a thin sheet of plastic or glass tape or something - this is a virtual requirement on 1U and 2U cases

Pros: Performance and Sandforce controller - size for cost ($2/GB) - Big enough to be my only drive in laptop (store big stuff on network share)

Cons: No major problems - still MLC, but the technology on that has improved significantly in the last couple years - Would like OCZ to have tools that you can run from desktop for maintenance on the drive

Overall Review: My crystal disk mark benchmarks on this drive versus my gen 0 intel 80GB drive are pretty similar - the sequential is 124MB/sec read - 85MB/sec write (OCZ) and 132/71 for the Intel - on 4k chunks the OCZ clocked 19/12 and the Intel was 16/34 (odd that it was higher on write) - either way, the real world performance is roughly the same - I didn't notice any substantial difference when I plugged in the OCZ drive (which is good - the old Intel was still performing ok) - and I paid less for the 120GB OCZ than the 80GB Intel (20 months ago) - So now until I have had it in for awhile and had chance to slow it down some the performance is fine - Only time will tell...

Pros: all copper - works on my 939 socket Tyan mobo

Cons: fan is a little loud - but replacements are easy to come by

Overall Review: 2U case 939 socket

Pros: It works fine

Cons: none

Overall Review: It is a cable and stays together

Pros: Very solid - heavy build components - Scythe quality

Cons: none

Overall Review: allows you to space out HDDs and get better air flow around them while damping vibration - great for my 15k SAS drives

Pros: Wow - nice case - really like the build quality with Silverstone It has two internal 3.5 drive bays that are equipped with sliding rails to install and remove drives (nice touch) - and there are the two 5.25 bays that face the front (perfect for a triple 3.5 drive converter) - so I am able to have 5 3.5" drives stuffed in this little box - loads of vent grills - cannot have a tall heatsink though, I used stock AMD cooler (copper & heatpipes) rather than the skinny aluminum one that the jetway mobo came with - the stock AMD sink just fit under the PSU

Cons: Needs a couple of fans in the back - but I guess that they let you pick those out (or not) - I had a couple 80mm fans around, but they are noisy and I have ordered some quieter ones - with those fans in there and the PSU exhausting it has amazing airflow

Overall Review: you could cram alot into this tiny case, and with the exception of the processor heat sink clearance it all fits very well