It's easy to see how this case can sell itself on looks alone, but today’s consumer wants more for their dollar than good looks. They want performance and quality as well

The basic construction of this case proved to be overall sturdy in design and the materials used. The thumbscrews used to anchor the side panels provided easy access to the interior for building the system and the slide out motherboard tray made installation of components a breeze.

The motherboard sets on brass standoffs which are included with the case along with an assortment of screws and two I/O panels. With seven expansion slots in the back it should accommodate most motherboard configurations on the market. The absence of sharp edges also made the installation easy and safe.

The drop down panel reveals two Front USB and audio ports. A more common feature on a lot of todays cases and a useful one as well

But the real question about this is whether or not the "Pop-up" blowhole works to cool down this badboy or is it just for show.
How Does It Blow? ->

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