Pros: The only pro about this is I'm getting an RMA.

Cons: -Cheapest material ever in any case I've ever owned or worked with. I've built over 20 systems, and have worked with cases ranging from $25 to $70. These case walls WILL bend.

-The case fan was dirty as if the fan was used for more than a year. no other parts of the case are dusty so that tells me someone intentionally put in a dirty fan.

-Front covers falls off if you even touch it in the slighest of the wrong way.

-Space inside is VERY TIGHT. It didn't fight my larger CPU fan. I had to use my smaller CPU fan.

-The back case fan can't even be screw.ed to the case... they use another platic piece that screws to the walls, and then it clips (weakly) to the case fan. That means you lose more space AND the fan keeps coming off from the plastic clip.

-The holding screws underneath the MB did not fit the top screws it came with, in order to hold the MB in place! Luckily I had some spare screws from my prior builds. Otherwise, MB will not be firmly held down!

Other Thoughts: I RMA'd this junk. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR HARD-EARNED MONEY WITH THIS. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

There are plenty of cases out there, some for just a few bucks more that will make you happier and sleep better at night. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR HARD-EARNED MONEY WITH THIS. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

SKIP RIGHT ON OVER AND FIND A BETTER ONE, UNLESS YOU ENJOY BUYER'S REMORSE. THANK ME LATER.

I'd rate it a zero if I could.

Pros: It's got holes instead of slits for the pci-card screws. It's pretty roomy inside.

Cons: -Cheap plastic/metal
-The side window was bowed so it doesn't go on straight
-Front Panel audio was DOA
-Just feels and looks cheap too
-The side "window" pops out with the slightest pressure on it
-80mm fans are loud so I replaced with 120mms

Other Thoughts: Won't be purchasing this case ever again. It feels and looks very cheap not to mention my audio in the front doesn't work which sucks. This has been my second worst/cheapest case ever. Now I only purchase from NZXT and CoolerMaster ^^

Pros: cheap and sexy

Cons: not durable, light, slides around my desk.
the huge fan in the back makes so much dog dang noise. >.<

Other Thoughts: i recieved mine in a damaged ugly looking box with the case inside shipped by UPS. the window on the side is all scratched up. so many scuffs in the interior. i bought mines with the power supply, power supply has only one sata power. will not recommend this. only bought this because the rosewill case I wanted was sold out. :(

Pros: Easy installation, and did not cut myself.

Cons: Really not a lot of space

Other Thoughts: Can't go wrong with free shipping on a case.

Pros: Solid case, LED lights weren't as annoying as I expected. Very durable so far, decent amount of fans for a bargain case

Cons: Case is a little tight,had to squeeze to get HD/CD cables and video card in.

Pros: Very nice beautiful case. I would recommend anyone out there.

Cons: N/A

Pros: Got it for $30 delivered (after rebate). Nice Looking Case. Includes three fans keeps my Phenom II 940 Quad core w/ 8G RAM running cool.

Cons: The slot for the video card does not get enough clearance to plug in a monitor without cocking the card about 5 degrees. Others have noted that the standoff for the rear fan was a bother. If you loosen the 4 screws holding it in, you have about 1/8" of play vertically. I didn't have any problems there, but I pulled it off before placing the motherboard just to make it easier. The external 3.5" port will not accommodate shorter card readers. Oh yeah, and has been mentioned before... 6 - standoffs... Come On! (Fortunately, I had a boatload of them from previous builds.)

Other Thoughts: Overall this is a fairly well made CHEAP case. If you want to take your computer to LAN parties or upgrade your computer every time something goes 5% faster or if you are going to place it on the floor where there is a slight chance you will kick it, skip this one and get a GOOD case. If you can be careful not to bend/break or bleed on the case while assembling the computer and you are going to put it on a desk until it is obsolete, this will do the trick in style. Several comments were made on layout. I didn't think it was too bad. I've built quite a few computers (from 386 on). This was the cheapest case I've used. The most expensive was around $250 (HTPC).

Pros: The fans still work, looks good, Keeps the system cool enough

Cons: This case is AWFUL. Ive had it 3 months, and it's already falling apart. The power and reset buttons are flimsy (sometimes they dont work), the front Usb ports are terrible, I plug in one device, al USB on my system goes haywire and i get the BSOD. I was wiring my system, and the fan's 4-pin conectors came off, ON ALL THE FANS. Dumb idea for RAIDMAX to put a special 120mm fan bracket on the back, takes away room from this already cramped case! The standoffs holes warp EASILY, so my system is barley hanging in there. I originally set the tower on my desk, to show it off, but i did not realize there were no rubber feet, and now my desk lookslike a jigsaw puzzle. NO CABLE MANAGEMENT. I would at least expect a few holes here and there, but nothing.

Other Thoughts: DO NOT BUY THIS CASE. It is a rip-off, and not worth the hassle. I'm not even going to RMA beacuse I will buy a better Case+Brand Instead.

Pros: Cheap, decent looking Case

Cons: Feels flimsy, was hard to take out the back panel for the mobo, ended up bending it a little

Other Thoughts: Light as a feather when i took it out the box, feels like youre going to break it. But once i started putting hardware in it, it felt pretty solid.

Pros: UPS was kind and delivered it unblemished. Pretty nice case, but not very strong. Includes 2 case fans, one small fan in front, and one huge fan in back.

Cons: Don't kick it, it won't take the abuse. The steel is thin and bendy and the plastic window is OK but wouldn't take much to break the mounts. A bit tight in the corners but I managed. You'll have to baby this one though.