Rosewill RANGER-M - Dual-Fan Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case with Blue LED Lighting

Pros: *Great airflow with large 140mm fan up front! *Good Looking Case *Excellent cooling *Solid feeling power buttons (many inexpensive cases cheap out on this)

Cons: *None

Overall Review: Used in numerous entry level builds of all roles. Gaming, HTPC, Office.... great little case with excellent value. Good build quality as well.

Pros: Price it was on sale for 25 bucks. this is the exact same case as the rosewill fbm-01 the face plate is different but can be swapped with this case. the front fan has a blue led and is a bit quieter. I have 2 of these rangers and 4 of the fbm-01 models. This case is better as the front grill is open and can breath. You can game with this case. I have a 2500k in it and a hd6870 graphics card. plain and simple this case can allow for good air flow. It is noisy when compared to the fbm-01 since the entire face is an open grill. You are gaming so some noise is normal. If you want ht get the fbm-01 if you game get this.

Cons: Lite weight needs some mods . back plate is sealed can't swap out cpu coolers. need to pull the mobo. unless you mod the case with four holes that line up to the cpu fan/cooler

Overall Review: on sale this is a good deal . you will need fans as the stock fans are noisy and use old school connections. four pin molex

Pros: Smaller footprint Stylish exterior Quiet fans Decent cooling potential Pretty Inexpensive at $25 shipped

Cons: For a cheap case, I should not be to picky, but I'll mention some cons. Thin materials used Limited width hampers cpu cooler choices Lack of cutout for accessing backside of motherboard No USB 3.0

Overall Review: Pleased with this case overall. The metal is a little thin which makes the case light, but also feels a bit cheap. However it looks pretty good and the smaller size is great for those that are looking for a smaller footprint. The fans are quiet and offers decent cooling. There are few bells and whistles with this case and the limited width made installing my Cooler Master Hyper 212+ a tight squeeze forcing a tiny bend in the door panel. Cooler had to be positioned vertically forcing air up to psu as there was not enough room for the hard drive otherwise. For $25, I could not ask for much more. There are much better cases out there, but at this price point there are not a lot of compelling choices.

Pros: Good Looking Case Holds 2 3.5” Hard drives Lots of vents for good airflow Comes with two fans preinstalled (I would have preferred if it had come with a 90 mm fan in the rear instead of the 80 mm) Has some holes drilled out on the bottom of the hard drive cage to allow some of the air from the front fan to help cool the drives.

Cons: The included screws were the worst I have ever used. The motherboard stand offs wouldn’t thread very well, some fastened in all the way while others stopped and felt like they would strip if I tried to screw them in the rest of the way. Then comes the motherboard screws that you screw into the standoffs, they didn’t want to thread very well either. Thankfully I have a ton of extra screws so I was able to use my own stand offs (All of which fastened in fine) and motherboard screws but not everyone has extras and the screws should not have these kinds of problems. I know it’s a cheap case but this in inexcusable. The metal used to build the case is very thin and as such with minor force the case can be bent pretty much everywhere, the side panels, right next to the IO shield. The area for mounting a 3.5 inch drive is very tight so tight I barely got the drive in without taking everything else out first. I did have to change my CPU cooler from a push to pull to get the fan out of the way.

Overall Review: A recommendation for the 3.5 mounting, it would be better to take the current hard drive cage and mount it on the bottom by the front fan and mount the front fan on the other side of the case or just move it up. By doing this the ram would be easier to access as well as installing the hard drives.

Pros: I've had this case for a while and recently side graded it from a Phenom II to a Core i3. It was very easy to do and a joy to put back together. I only swore 3 times. Lots of room for even titanically long videocards like the Radeon 7970, front fan blows a good amount of air directly on the adjacent videocards. The design of the case is very nice and once everything is in it, feels pretty solid. Also general airflow in the case is very good. Spots for SSDs and Laptop HDDs on the bottom is a very nice touch.

Cons: Limited room for 3.5" hard drives. It was rough putting in the two I have in it. Be mindful of the PSU you install in this as you may have problems with the adjacent DVD/Blu-Ray drive if you choose to install one. Also this case isn't friendly with tower style heat-sinks so this case may limit overclocking, despite the amazing airflow. The hard drives cover the ram pretty much completely so it might make upgrades a pain in the future as you'll have to take a lot of components out to actually work on it. The exhaust is only 80mm, I prefer 120mm for intake AND exhaust.

Overall Review: My cons may sound bad, but for it's price and the expected system this will match up with it is an excellent case. I currently have an i3 2120 and two Radeon 6850s in CFX with a Rosewill 700Watt PSU. This a great case for motherboards that lack a front USB 3.0 setup, if you need a case with 3.0 on the front check out the very similar Line-M Micro ATX from Rosewill.

Pros: Built a PC to take to work because my boss is too cheap to upgrade the PC's we have.

Cons: Ain't got one

Pros: Price No Sharp Edges Good quality for price Good fans and ventilation Very nice size as Mini Atx - takes up very little room.

Cons: Bad interior design. No room to install hard drive in bay. Had to remove CPU heatsink, memory and undo all cables to install hard drive. Memory very difficult to install after hard drive is installed--cannot use memory with heatsink that is higher than RAM. Cable management difficult due to design.

Overall Review: Installed an ASRock A75M motherboard - small mATX at 9.5" x 8.5", Once I installed the mb, psu and DVD, I went to install the hard drive. The hard drive bay is mounted so that you cannot install the hard drive after installing the memory and CPU heatsink. Had to undo all cable mgt, unplug cables, remove CPU heatsink and memory and could barely get the hard drive in the bay. If you buy this case, it is best to install the hard drive before any other componenents.

Pros: nice clean case, as for the KNUCKLE HEADS claming no cable management, you all dont know what you are doing.I put an Antec 500w psu with a lot of leads in the unit and I was able to bundle the extra cables and put them behind th hd cage,

Cons: none realy

Overall Review: to the other knuckle heads saying the stand offs strip out , USE THE RIGHT SCREWS AND DON'T OVER TIGHTEN THEM. ALL OF YOUR COMPLAINTS ARE JUNK. What do you expect for $30 dollars a $200 dollar case. Then spend the money for the $200 dollar case.