anything wrong with this case

looks ok. best thing to do is look at other people's reviews of the case who have actually bought one.

Main thing to look for is size (will your motherboard fit inside) in most cases it will. how many slots there are for extra drives. if you have 3 cd drives, but there is only 2 slots then you have a problem! also a factor is its access, is it difficult to open up and tinker with? How many spots on the case are there for fans? if your running high spec hardware which is going to do a lot of work like gaming, you want sufficient cooling.
 
I'd say a pretty legit case, I was actually thinking about getting that case for my first build, but then I got more money. :P But overall, I'd say it's good.
 
yea...im on a real tight bidget anyone and green and black are my fav colors so...lol yea i prolly get that one....and i like when the cd-rpms flip down cause then the computer looks really clean when the cd rom isnt open
 
Looks a realy nice case...i like it.

But the reviews do look bad on Newegg:o
 
From the reviews, it sounds flimsy. It could still work as long as you don't work on it much and keep it in one spot.
 
PohTayToez said:
From the reviews, it sounds flimsy. It could still work as long as you don't work on it much and keep it in one spot.
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Yeah,

I say you would be better off getting the COOLER MASTER Centurion that you mentioned because it looks much better quality and i think the cooling would be better.
 
yea...the only problem with that is i have a white cd-rom so that would look retarded in that case...thanks guys you just add like 25 bucks to my build..lol im just kidding
 
You should probably take it apart before spray painting and paint each piece separately. Then you wouldn't have to worry about that. The front panels usually come off pretty easy.
 
notsmart101 said:
i was thinking about spray paint...but wpuld that get it stuck closed???.....and sharpy lol thated take so long
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Actually sharpie doesn't take that long. It took me like 15 min to sharpie the front panel, which is really all you need to do as you can't really see the rest of the drive.
 
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