Decent case, not without its flaws though
Pros: Looks awesome, has 2 side windows, massive top exhaust fan, native 2.5" HDD/SSD mounts
Cons: Non-standard fan sizing, no cable routing, poor airflow
We needed a smaller case for our family PC, so when upgrade time rolled around, I chose this case. In hindsight, I probably should have looked a little better at what people said about this case. it is really easy to assemble a PC in, thanks to the case coming apart by removing the thumbscrews. there are 3 thumbscrews holding the lid on, which slides back then lifts off, and then about 8 thumbscrews (!) holding the motherboard tray inside the case. the PSU cage and drive cage both use normal screws though. When I finished putting the computer together, I realised, "*** am I going to do about all these extra cables from my PSU?". Because my PSU is non-modular, I now have about a million different cables and plugs hanging in my case, with nowhere to put them because of the lack of cable routing spots. This case is also negative pressure, due to the 2 60mm fans and the top 200mm fan being exhausts, and the only intake is the crappy 90mm fan at the front of the case. There are vent holes on each side of the case, just in front of the side windows, but they are open and have no filters, meaning dust will fill this case pretty quickly if you don't clean it regularly. It also has a CPU cooler height restriction of about 90mm, meaning it eliminates all possibility of getting a high-performance air cooler, and the non-standard fan sizes mean no watercooling either. You'd be better of with one of the Lian Li mATX cube cases rather than this case.
