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I found the case itself a bit flimsy, and missed the form factor is several places. The 140mm fan mount didn't quite accept a 140mm fan, and the PS standard mount required more than comfortable force. But, the motherboard went in easy enough. Case bent too easily, but straightened easily too.
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I gave it a 3 star rating but over all think it’s a great case but have 2 key issues that I just can’t get over that made me want to give it an average rating. First of all it’s a great little case for a budget system. It has the PSU Mount at the top and the side of the case has extra room for wires to be stored which is great. It has a nice little wall specifically for your SSD’s or laptop sized HHD’s. The case also comes with one 90mm exhaust fan. The side of the case also has a mount for a fan which I love because it will blow all the air directly on the GPU and CPU, however the mount of the side of the case causes a whistle and can get annoying. If noise isn’t an issue with you or you have quiet fans than it’s great. The first issue I have with the case is that it has a DVD/CD compartment which is pretty out dated and should be used as an HDD caddy instead. The second issue I have is that in the very front of the case it has a mount for fans but what’s directly in front of the mounting surface is just a solid wall with 4 tiny little holes for air intake, so it’s pointless to place a fan there. I came to realize that this case only allows you to install 1 120mm fan at a time unless you use a low profile fan in the front of the case. Other than those two things I like the case.Read full review
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Don't waste your time with this cheap case. It may look nice but save yourself the trouble and buy a better designed case from cooler master or another brand. Things wrong with this case: 1) it's super flimsy 2) didn't provide enough screws for mounting pci-e accessories 3) no room to put hdd when using a full size cpu heatsink 4) not enough rubber feet for attaching additional hdds (only came with one set) 5) almost non-existent cable management This case is junk. If it's your first computer build, please do yourself a favor and buy a better case. You'll thank yourself later.
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Great value. Seems well put together. I modded mine in the front with air holes so i could mount a water cooler . It worked well with a 2- 120mm fans cooler . . Conections are solid as i had to remove the front many times . Power button is solid.. I recoment this case.
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Being the first budget cases I've purchased these have been a great surprise. Upon opening the cases I couldn't help but to search for any obvious or subtle design flaws or defects. Given that the units cost US$22 shipped [each] when I bought them it seems natural that there would be defects poor design choices. Having put 3 of these into service and one for myself I can say there are no defects on all 3 cases. The single included pre-installed fan on my own unit itself has run 2 months nonstop and its bearing is still silent. The included removable screen at the bottom is more or less for aesthetics since there's larger areas of intake ventalation both on the side and front, although it is the closest intake to the GPU in a typical setup so I'm sure it has some small benefit. The front vents are almost impossible to notice until there's light coming through from the inside; they're pretty well integrated. There are two design flaws: The USB 3.0 port being on the side seems like either it was a last-minute thought, or this is just an old case design which was very roughly updated and a USB3 port was just thrown in there. Also, the optical drive bay cover just snaps onoff with two clips, thus if a seemless look is preferred while also having an optical drive installed, you'll have to use spacers and some superglue to make the optical bay look normal.. when it's closed. Of course once it's opened it becomes somewhat obvious you've made a cheap decision, but it works in all practical respects.Read full review
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