old but gold case, been out longer than I have been gaming, small and has plenty of expand

one star off for cable management issues, but that's probably just a skill issue lol

Not actually a small case, especially compared to the ITX case I moved from. But the 7900XT actually fits! I had to move the fans to the outside of the frame (the front bezel still fits), and the gpu support bracket clears the front by ~5mm. But it fits! Not much room to fit anything else, but not looking to expand anything further at this time anyway.

Cooling performance is good. The two fans (3 pin) that came with the case I put at the front as intake. I have the 140mm Noctua (4 pin) in the roof, and another Noctua (12mm 3 pin) at the rear. The three 3-pin fans are connected to a molex-powered fan controller that is mounted in the fourth PCI expansion slot (even with the gpu installed, the fan controller still fits). The side fan mount I'm leaving open to feed the gpu additional air if needed. CPU stays between 50-60C when gaming, and the gpu under load is around 65C w/ 82C Junction.

I wish the front had a removable dust filter, that the side panels were less flimsy, and that the front had dual usb-3's, but that's about it. Very full-featured case for its size that cools well and can fit a lot of hardware.

Its a box, it holds your stuff. This case is the perfect size and build quality is normal? There is one issue though; my standoffs are stripped I cant remove my motherboard, I will have to get them out somehow when I feel like it. I plan to do some case mods to this to allow 2 140mm fans in the front and make the front panel completely mesh like the newer popular cases for more air. I also plan to push out the top exhaust fan grille to allow a 140mm fan to fit without interfering with the motherboard because its sunk in from the factory which is an odd design decision that basically forces you to use a 120mm fan even though it clearly has all the holes necessary to facilitate a 140mm.

I really like the design of this case! Fairly easy to build in, but cable management options are a B+ at best. Nothing too amazing about it, but no real complaints that aren't just in nitpick territory. I did screw up the standoffs, but that is 100% my fault.

I love this case. No-frills solid black design, panels on both sides are very easy to remove and access components. It's small and light lending to portability but has all the drive bays you'd need. Case fans and airflow are good.

The only real downside is cable management, but I don't mind it since they're all hidden away anyway.

Good case if you're after something on the smaller side and want some front expansion options.

What you see is what you get. The only problem I'd say this case really has is the lack of an obvious route for your CPU Power cable if you want to have tidy cable management. There's no hole in the upper left corner or anything for you to lead the cable in through the back. It's not a side window case of course but it's still a good idea to keep those cables out of the way for airflow purposes.

For my build I ended up just sandwiching my CPU cable underneath the motherboard (it's a flat cable). Layered a TON of kapton tape over all the pins on the back of my motherboard to keep them from stabbing into the cable. Worked out fine and you don't see the cable.

I love the design of this case, and it was pretty easy to build in too. Cable management will take some time, but it'll work out in the end. Included fans are 3-pin with a Molex adapter, which was useful as I have an OEM motherboard.

for some reason I love this case. looks nice, very easy to build in, and the fans included were decent and not too loud for included ones.

It's a low profile case that isn't too flashy and relatively easy to work with, that is if you're not worried about the aesthetics of cable management. I am re-using this case for my new build, as I don't need anything too flashy and as long as it performs, I generally don't mind that it looks basic.

This thing's pretty compact by design, so don't expect to have a lot of room to organize cables very easily (though it does come with zip ties and has some built-in guides for hiding cables), but you also can't see the cables since there's no viewing window so that's not a huge deal.

I'd recommend repositioning the front fan to be a bit higher since it's otherwise partially blocked by the HDD cage.