Antec Gaming Case Two Hundred v2 OK for the price

Excellent!, (What's this?) I'm writing this review on my new rig just built last night in one of these cases.
Great Case, (What's this?) This case is pretty amazing. It comes with a front-loaded hot swap bay for SATA II 2.5" hard drives, two pre-installed case fans, plenty of hard drive bays, bottom-mounted 2.5" drive holes for an SSD or hard drive, and a cable management panel. With all these features, I should have bought another one. This case is just about perfect. The only issue with it is the top-mounted case fan is just a few millimeters too close to where the top of the motherboard goes, requiring my to break off the clips for my power connector for them to fit. As long as I don't move my case while it's on, that isn't a problem. Other than that minor problem this is the best case I've ever bought for a computer build.
For gaming or home theater!, Bought two of these a few months ago when there was a special on the case plus an Antec Neo-Eco 520-watt power supply for basically the price of the case plus an extra $2.
Built a home theater PC using an Intel Core-i3 540 processor, 4GB of memory, a USB wireless-n adapter and a Blu-Ray drive. This thing runs so cool that I disconnected the big fan at the top of the case, making it nice & quiet. We play Blu-Ray and DVD movies, stream Netflix over the wireless connection (good strong signal from next room), and do a little light gaming as well as some photo and video editing. We also run our magicJack internet telephone device on this computer. The Core-i3 processor runs cool and doesn't use much power so the whole project is affordable to have running all day. Next project is to rip our CD collection to the hard drive so the computer can double as a music server/jukebox.
Great Case, (What's this?) I love this case. It's just the right size to fit under my desk, it looks nice, and has plenty of room for expansion. Definitely recommend.
OK for the price, (What's this?)
Awesome budget case!, Pros: - Looks very nice.
- Solid and well built.
- Quiet fans.
- Well ventilated without being a dust magnet

Cons: - No case speaker included.
- Shows fingerprints.

Other Thoughts: This is the nicest case I've ever had. I bought it to replace my old Raidmax Cobra 822.
Great price, keeps things cool., (What's this?) I don't think it gets much better for the price. I love the huge 2-speed fans (with controls on the outside of the case, unlike the Antec 300). This is the second one I have bought - it's a quality product.
This case is fairly quiet. I use it for music production. I have added some acoustic foam and I am going to add some more. It's not designed to be quiet, but I needed something with lots of air flow because my processor runs really hot and the CPU fan is insanely loud (stock AMD cooler).

Feature packed with everything you need, front-loaded hot swap 2.5" SATA HD caddy. CPU Cut out, bottom mounted power supply, preforated front bezel and cable management

compatible with Mini-ITX, MicroATX and Standard ATX motherboards, comes with washable air filters for easy cleaning.

Features 11 drive bays, 6 - 3.5" internal HDD, 3 - 5.25" External bays, 1 external hotswapp 2.5" SATA SSD compatible hard drive caddy, and 1 internal bottom mounted 2.5" SATA SSD drive mount!

7 expansion slots, with Front prots for USB2.0, Audio (AC'07 and HAD compatible) In and Out

Cooling System, 1 top special 140mm TwoCool fan, 1 rear 120mm TwoCool fan, 2 front 120mm fans for HDD (optional), 1 120mm side for graphics card (optional)

Feature packed with everything you need, front-loaded hot swap 2.5" SATA HD caddy. CPU Cut out, bottom mounted power supply, preforated front bezel and cable management.compatible with Mini-ITX, MicroATX and Standard ATX motherboards, comes with washable air filters for easy cleaning..Features 11 drive bays, 6 - 3.5" internal HDD, 3 - 5.25" External bays, 1 external hotswapp 2.5" SATA SSD compatible hard drive caddy, and 1 internal bottom mounted 2.5" SATA SSD drive mount!.7 expansion slots, with Front prots for USB2.0, Audio (AC'07 and HAD compatible) In and Out.Cooling System, 1 top special 140mm TwoCool fan, 1 rear 120mm TwoCool fan, 2 front 120mm fans for HDD (optional), 1 120mm side for graphics card (optional). A head-on collision of value and kickassness, the Two Hundred v2 by Antec is our most affordable gaming case yet. Enjoy brand new features like the built-in 2.5” hot swap SATA hard drive caddy, plus all the awesome features you expect from Antec, like a powerful cooling system, bottom-mounted power supply and perforated front bezel for maximum air intake. The Two Hundred also introduces a CPU cutout for easy installation of aftermarket CPU coolers, a cable management compartment for tidier routing, and a whopping ten drive bays for unbeatable flexibility. Get all the innovation and performance you need in a gaming case, without breaking the bank! And with menacing style that’ll strike fear in the hearts of men, the Two Hundred v2 truly has it all. So don’t spend an arm and a leg. Sever an arm and a leg (off your opponent!) with the new Two Hundred v2 gaming case from Antec.

SilverStone Front Panel and SECC Body Micro ATX HTPC Computer Case GD04B (Black) Quality case, but has a few issues

Great HTPC case for shallow A/V cabinet depth, (What's this?) One of the main reasons I bought this case was it's depth - I only have 15" or so available depth in my A/V cabinet - and it fits perfectly with my other components. If you have a limited depth as many of us do, this is something to take into consideration when building an HTPC.

PROS:
- Solid construction. Attractive and well designed. Looks great in the A/V cabinet.
- The black stained brush tectured aluminum finish looks great. Please note that the front is not real aluminum, it's a textured plastic.
- Small but with plenty of space for Micro-ATX motherboard, full size ATX power supply, full size optical (DVD/Blu-Ray) drive, two HDs and three expansion cards. Did not use all of it, I only have one HD, Blu-Ray drive, and no expansion cards. If you're gonna use all slots it might be a good idea to get a modular power supply.
- Lots of internal space. The inside arrangement of the case is great, it all makes sense when assembling it.
Great HTPC case., (What's this?) I bought this case to replace a more sophisticated LC11B-M case I bought a long time ago. That previous one was much smaller, had a remote, VFD, etc. Because it used riser cards and opened from the bottom, it was a hassle to service. It also was really cramped inside. This new case was much less expensive, roomier, quieter and more. I was really impressed with the temps inside the case now, as well as the overall noise level. The full size card slots and power supply make upgrades very simple. It looks great, even though it's a lot taller than I'm used to.
Nice case, but it has issues, (What's this?) Pros: The case looks very nice and is stronger than most towers. Phenom II with stock cooler fit nicely. Full size power supply still leaves enough room for two hard drives. The standard power supply works fine and there is room for the cables if you want to save some money and avoid the modular power supply.

Cons: The fans are horrible. The first fan failed the first day - it began by making a chirping noise like it had a bad bearing. The others are fairly loud and getting louder. The optical drive door cover is straight and will not mount nicely to a curved blu ray logo door (like the asus model). It is not deep enough to mount to the blu ray door without the logo plate on it. There are a few more hoops to jump through than with the standard tower, so plan a little extra assembly time.

The fans are the real annoyance and I'd return the whole thing if it wasn't such a pain to get the MB/optical/hardrive back out. Luckily, the fans can be replaced without removing everything.
Slick HTPC case, (What's this?) I've got this bad boy loaded up with all my HTPC gear, and love the finished product. The case looks great and stays fairly cool. The fans were a little load for my tastes, so I have them undervolted (5v). Before running them at 5v, I probably would have given this 4 stars due to the fan noise. They're silent now. 5 stars.
Good case, wrong parts, (What's this?) Case is nice, excellent fit and finish. Only one major problem. The small box in the package that contains the optical drive stick-on panel, user guide, etc. was for a different model. Had to contact Silverstone to send me the correct part.
Small outside, spacious inside, (What's this?) Small form factor, but a surprising amount of internal space. You really don't have to make many concessions when it comes to component selection. If you can forgo an optical drive, you can install a large CPU cooler, to go along with a decent sized graphics card, and full size ATX power supply. So getting gaming tower performance into this box is very feasible.

My only gripe is the fans run a bit fast, and swapping them out for three 800 RPM fans increases the overall cost significantly. I wouldn't say they're loud, but they're not ideal for HTPC usage. Also, the power light is a bright blue LED...really, Silverstone? I need to open it back up and disconnect the header for that.
Great looking and built case, (What's this?) This case is attractive, well built, and fits perfectly with any solid home AV system. It doesn't look out of place at all.
Great case for the money, (What's this?) This case looks great & works well. I added a Bio-star Th61 ITX board and it fit, I was also able to still utilize the pcie slot on my board.

The fans are fairly quite, I would compare all the fans running to sound about the same as my Xbox (slim)

the black metal strip that sticks to the DVD drive is slightly off color, but as long as you don't have it in direct light you will not be able to notice it.

As far as fit of all my components, everything fit without issue, except I needed to add an extension to my sata connectors due to how all the drives had to fit into the case.
Quality case, but has a few issues, (What's this?) This case is made of high quality materials. The face is about 1/4" thick aluminum, I guess. Very solid. I was suprised how well the stick-on drive door cover works and you would never know by looking at the outside. It looks great inside my cabinet with my Sony receiver. Now these are the only two components in my cabinet and they are the same size and color, giving it a very clean look.
Excellent case with shallow depth, (

Support Expansion Cards up to 10.5 inches

Three Silent 120mm Fans Included

Micro ATX HTPC

Positive Air Pressure Design

Support 2.5 in HDD or SDD

Support Expansion Cards up to 10.5 inches.Three Silent 120mm Fans Included.Micro ATX HTPC.Positive Air Pressure Design.Support 2.5 in HDD or SDD..

SilverStone ATX/Micro ATX Mid Tower Case with Tool-less Installation Design PS05B (Black) Quality Case

An exceptional (5-star) case by SilverStone, (What's this?) The case was more than adequate for everything I wanted to do. Great airflow and the CoolerMaster Hyper 212 cooler on my CPU fits perfectly. It is on an AMD Phenom II with compatible ATX motherboard- side fits a little "tighter" than it should but the thumbscrews are still easy to put in and everything holds well.

Airflow, as mentioned, is great. I installed 2 intake fans- one at the front and one at the bottom. The front fan is the SilverStone Case Fan Sleeve Bearing with 120mm 9 blades 26.6 Db FN121 (A) - Retail . On the bottom I installed the SilverStone 120mm Shining Blue LED Case Fan with Rifle Bearing Noise Level 26.6 Db FN121-BL which is a Rifle bearing, so supposedly superior to the Sleeve style for horizontal mounting. The bottom fan is LED and gives an attractive blue "underglow" effect to the PC; it looks spectacular. The sleeve fan included a "grill" which was installed on the LED fan instead as the front-fan comes with an included filter/grill system and was not near any wires. My 1gb GTX 460 and Phenom II are beasting all games I play (currently Battlefield Bad Company 2) and can run for hours without reaching dangerous or unreasonable temperatures. Air exiting through the rear exhaust is always of a comfortable warmth.
Goddamn this is a good case., (What's this?) First off, I'm a bit of a Siverstone fanboy. I love the design of their products, and the construction has consistently been well above expectations. This case is completely tool-less, which is relatively helpful. It's slick as hell looking, and there is a (small) blue LED underglow right above the logo/grill. The only downside for me has been the expansion slots all come with "tear away" covers. So say you get rid of an expansion card, and don't fill it's spot. Well, since you cannot attach the expansion card covers that it came with, you're left with gaping holes in the back of your machine. But you can't beat the price, or the functionality, so 5 stars regardless.
Quality Case, (What's this?) Pros:
Just read the product description and highlights...
quick release everything
3982 slots for fans
small
PSU mounted on the bottom
well organized
edges are rounded off
light weight

Cons:
not hugs amounts of cable management room behind the mobo
basic case in terms for quality materials

Other Thoughts:
I love this case, I bought it to house my old PC when I upgraded. I own an Antec P182 case, and this Silverstone is in no way comparable to the Antec in terms of sheer quality and robustness... However, the antec was 4 times the price, and the Silverstone has all of the necessary features of an awesome case, and some I hadn't seen or thought of before.

Seriously, 40 dollars for this case, buy some case fans, you will NOT be disappointed. One of the best cheapo cases I've ever seen, very good value for your money.
Well-Designed Case for the Price, (What's this?) I bought this case to house a new PC to replace an HP that died for one of my parents. I managed to salvage quite a few parts from the HP, so the budget on this build was a little higher than would otherwise be the case.
Great case for the money., (What's this?) Pros:
- well packaged
- semi-toolless design. some component installs still required a phillips.
- easily fit my micro atx board with coolermaster Hyper N 530 cpu cooler.
- fairly attractive case.
- plenty of fan spaces.
- PRICE, especially considering it is a SilverStone.

Cons:
- faceplate. I don't like the way it comes off or how it is held on. would prefer it had hinges. the snaps are flimsy.
- documentation. you get some, but it is lacking entirely.
Nice case, but could be better..., (What's this?) With all these huge "gaming" cases on the market, the simple, elegant case designs are hard to find at a decent price nowadays.

I've always admired Silverstone cases for their build quality and nice designs, so for a client build, I decided to go with this model.

For the most part, it's a nice case and I really want to like it but...

#1 - Cable Management - I'm used to the extra space behind the motherboard tray to hide extra power cables (Cooler Master & NZXT have plenty of space). From the pictures, it looks like there is enough space to hide cables. Unfortunately, the case is way too narrow so there is not enough space behind the mb tray. I could hide maybe one or two cables, but that's it!

#2 - Hard Disk Rack - This area is poorly designed. After inserting the hard drive (what's with the strange 2 brackets holding the hard disk in place?) the sata cable and sata power plugs protrude from the insertion point. The power sata is not angled so closing the case door pushes against the cable. An angled sata cable barely fits as well. This is due to the narrow design of the case again.

#3 - Please...
Good case for any build, (What's this?) This case worked great for the general use/gaming PC I just built, AMD Phenom II X6 1055T with Asus AMD 870 chipset motherboard, Cooler Master CPU Cooler, 4GB of ADATA RAM and an ATI Radeon HD Radeon HD5570 soon to be upgraded to a 6xxx.

The only thing I could think of is that if you are planning on using a large CPU cooler with a 120MM fan this case might not be wide enough. I used a Cooler Master TX3 which has a 92 MM Fan and it fit with some room to spare.

Great cooling performance with five 120mm fan slots

Vibration dampening mounts for hard drives

All black painting inside with stylish look

Mid-size tower chassis for all around integration

Convenient tool-less installation for nearly all components

Great cooling performance with five 120mm fan slots.Vibration dampening mounts for hard drives.All black painting inside with stylish look.Mid-size tower chassis for all around integration.Convenient tool-less installation for nearly all components. The Precision series PS05 is an excellent advancement for mid-size tower chassis. It is designed to be both high performing with up to five 120mm fans and easy to assemble with almost all tool-less mechanisms for installing components. Thoughtful details from high-end chassis designs such as all black interior, cable tie down spots and vibration dampening hard drive mounts are part of this model’s strength. For those requiring a quality enclosure with great performance and ergonomics, the PS05 is an excellent choice.

Supermicro SNK-P0038P Chassis

Dimensions: 90 x 90 x 64 mm

CPU Support: Xeon Processor 5500 Series

Socket Type: LGA1366

Mounting Method: Screw and Spring

Application: 2U+ DP Server

Dimensions: 90 x 90 x 64 mm.CPU Support: Xeon Processor 5500 Series.Socket Type: LGA1366.Mounting Method: Screw and Spring.Application: 2U+ DP Server..

Cooler Master CM Storm Trooper Computer Case SGC-5000-KKN1 Great Satisfaction! No disappointments!

Minor Issues, This case is brilliant, although when buying it consider it's size this thing is HUGE. It has great options for cooling and the stock fans are very quiet. The reason for only 4 Stars is because the rubber that coats the front peels off very easily, other than that a brilliant case with huge amounts of space to customise, really easy to work with. Consider the HAF series when buying this case.
THE Case for Gamers, I recently bought this case for my new gaming rig, and it more than fits the bill. I am using a Gigabyte MBoard with an i7 2600k and even with the CoolerMaster V8 CPU cooler/fan, I have room to spare for other items. The case is innovative, well designed and clearly a quality item.
CM Storm Trooper, (What's this?) I love this case! It has a very nice feature set, especially the handle, the x-dock, and the hide away storage area. The only minor concern that I have is the fact that it doesn't have a usb 3 to usb 2 internal header which for anyone with a motherboard more than a year old is an annoyance. I won't knock a star off for that because I really love everything else. The hard drive mounting system is also superb because it gives them airflow and I was able to also direct a little bit of that air down the center of my crossfire setup (4-5 C improvement). Also, cable management is a joke and it can hold any xl-atx motherboard. I mounted a 240 radiator in the top with push fans without any motherboard issues. You can also fit a single fan underneath the roofing of the case, but I wish it would have allowed 2 for full push-pull (handle mount impedes this possibility). 280 rads are also possible as well as a 2 fans mounted on the side panel (which again was very nice for crossfire as well as for ascetics).
Great Satisfaction! No disappointments!, Where to begin... To start, this case is the best and easiest installation of any other cases that I have owned/purchased thus far. I originally had an NZXT Titan prior to this case. The titan was a mid-tower and seemed to work alright for me. The differences arise with the fact that the CM Stormtrooper has excellent cable management. It IS a full-tower case so it is therefore very roomy and incredibly easy to work with. Installation of all my components was a very smooth ride from my NZXT case to the Stormtrooper. There are just too many things to love about this case. The hidden tool compartment is excellent. I was nervous about this at first considering the lid only had a mere clip, until I noticed two holes for individual screws to be placed. <---Excellent. The very intriguing thing about this case is that the HDD bays can be shifted a full 90 degrees according to your preference. Doing so IS easy but requires a bit of extra work. By default my case came with the fans rotated to the left instead of the front of the case, which I soon changed.There is also much room for fans. Considering that the default number of fans installed in the case is 4 ( two 120mm front fans, top 200mm fan, and rear 120mm fan), there is still more room for two 120mm side fans as well as a bottom mounted 120mm fan, which I find to be fascinating! Also, everyone knows that dust is a HUGE and constant problem . This fan includes several air filters which can be pulled out and cleaned and used again, thus minimizing the fear of dust. I gave the case five stars because I felt that the case was built to serve and last, as well as the overall ease of the insertion of the components.

Supports up to 14 hard-drives for future upgrades

The first with an easy-to-carry handle, and hidden tool box for storing private goods

Easily removable dust filters on intakes

The first full tower chassis with two 90 degrees rotatable 4-in-3 HDD modules

A built in fan controller for cool or quiet operation

Supports up to 14 hard-drives for future upgrades.The first with an easy-to-carry handle, and hidden tool box for storing private goods.Easily removable dust filters on intakes.The first full tower chassis with two 90 degrees rotatable 4-in-3 HDD modules.A built in fan controller for cool or quiet operation. Continuing with its tradition of revolutionary design and cutting edge technology, CM Storm surpasses the competition with the Trooper chassis. The Trooper contains a wealth of features coveted by most gaming enthusiasts, including USB 3.0, external 2.5" and two 90 degree rotatable HDD cages for easier hard-drive installation. The Trooper is the first full tower with a carrying handle for easy transport.

iMicro ATX Mid Tower Case CA-IM2105B Good Value Tower

Good Value Tower, (What's this?) Tower is perfect for my application. At first I was concerned as it wasn't exactly what I expected, but it turned out great.
It serves the purpose., (What's this?)

Case Type: ATX Mid Tower; Color: Black/ Silver; Material: SGCC 0.4mm steel; M/B Type: Micro ATX, ATX; Drive Bays: 9

External Bay: 3x 5.25", 1x 3.5"; Internal Bay: 5x 3.5"; Expansion Slots: 7; Cooling System: 1x 120mm/90mm/80mm Rear Fan(Optional)

Side Air Duct(Optional); Side Windows: No; Front I/O Panel: 2x USB 2.0 Ports; 1x Speaker; 1x Microphone; Power Supply: 400W Power Supply, w/ 1x 24pin connector & 2x SATA Connectors

External Bay: 3x 525", 1x 35"; Internal Bay: 5x 35"; Expansion Slots: 7; Cooling System: 1x 120mm/90mm/80mm Rear Fan(Optional)

Case Type: ATX Mid Tower; Color: Black/ Silver; Material: SGCC 04mm steel; M/B Type: Micro ATX, ATX; Drive Bays: 9

Case Type: ATX Mid Tower; Color: Black/ Silver; Material: SGCC 0.4mm steel; M/B Type: Micro ATX, ATX; Drive Bays: 9.External Bay: 3x 5.25", 1x 3.5"; Internal Bay: 5x 3.5"; Expansion Slots: 7; Cooling System: 1x 120mm/90mm/80mm Rear Fan(Optional).Side Air Duct(Optional); Side Windows: No; Front I/O Panel: 2x USB 2.0 Ports; 1x Speaker; 1x Microphone; Power Supply: 400W Power Supply, w/ 1x 24pin connector & 2x SATA Connectors.External Bay: 3x 525", 1x 35"; Internal Bay: 5x 35"; Expansion Slots: 7; Cooling System: 1x 120mm/90mm/80mm Rear Fan(Optional).Case Type: ATX Mid Tower; Color: Black/ Silver; Material: SGCC 04mm steel; M/B Type: Micro ATX, ATX; Drive Bays: 9..

Antec Dark Fleet DF-35 Gaming Case - Mid-Tower (Black) Like it

Great case for the money., This case is sturdy, yet lightweight, and has plenty of room inside for your average to somewhat extreme gamer.
The cable management design could have been a little better, but a knowledgeable builder will know they can get extension cables, and wire wrap for cheap to extend, and hide wires properly.
The doors on the 5.25 tray's can get in the way of wiring if you hook a headset, or mic to the front panel jacks, and any optical drives placed behind these will also have the trays get hung up on them, you can easily remove them if necessary.

Used this case on two builds, and overall the customer, as well as myself were happy with the case for the price.

Put a core i5 2500k in, with a Zalman CNPS 9900 MAX CPU cooler, and OC'd it to 4.5 GHz with ease, at 100% load after 5 hours core temps never got over 64C, at idle cores are around 19-24C
This this move air really well, and to me considering the amount of air moved, it is still fairly quiet, I never head it with my headset on...
"Cool" Computer Case, (What's this?) This computer tower if full of features, looks like a real muscle machine, but is surprisingly quiet. Lot of expansion bays, and you can see everything through the transparent side of the case. I love it.
Like it, (What's this?) ordered it and it came in 2 days. very impressed. i havent built my own system inna while buy this case was a pleasure. plenty of room for whatever ud need. great cooling. fans are adj speeds...
Over all great chassis, beware of the PSU cable length to motherboard, (What's this?) Great looking chassis. Sturdily built and lots of convenient features. Since the
PSU is mounted at the bottom, be sure your PSU's internal power cable to your
motherboard is long enough. Otherwise, it will be challenging to conseal it behind
the cable management area.

Mobo compatability, Mini-ITX, microATX, Standard ATX. Cooling, 1 x 140mm top TwoCool fan, 1 x 120mm rear TwoCool Blue LED, 2 x 120mm front Blue LED w control, 1 120 (optional) side for graphics.

The nitty gritty, 13 drive bays, 6 x 3.5" internal, 3 x external 5.25", 1 x Top External 2.5" hot-swapp SATA , 2 internal 3.5" Fleet-Swap SATA drive bays and 1 x internal bottom mounted 2.5" SSD!!

White-lit front Fleet-Release doors house variable-speed,

The DF-35, our Full-featured Mid-Tower Dark Fleet enclosure that packs an awe inspiring payload ? up to 13

Bottom-mounted power supply isolates heat while the CPU cutout allows for easy installations of CPU coolers. A cable routing compartment organizes your cables discretely!

Mobo compatability, Mini-ITX, microATX, Standard ATX. Cooling, 1 x 140mm top TwoCool fan, 1 x 120mm rear TwoCool Blue LED, 2 x 120mm front Blue LED w control, 1 120 (optional) side for graphics..The nitty gritty, 13 drive bays, 6 x 3.5" internal, 3 x external 5.25", 1 x Top External 2.5" hot-swapp SATA , 2 internal 3.5" Fleet-Swap SATA drive bays and 1 x internal bottom mounted 2.5" SSD!!.White-lit front Fleet-Release doors house variable-speed,.The DF-35, our Full-featured Mid-Tower Dark Fleet enclosure that packs an awe inspiring payload ? up to 13.Bottom-mounted power supply isolates heat while the CPU cutout allows for easy installations of CPU coolers. A cable routing compartment organizes your cables discretely!.Packed with convenient features and swift customization options, the Antec Dark Fleet DF-35 Gaming Case is a versatile mid-tower case with 11 drive bays, seven expansion slots, a top 2.5-inch hot-swap drive bay, and front-mounted I/O ports. The advanced cooling system includes two-speed fans and two variable-speed fans, washable fan filters, perforated front panels, and the option for an additional side fan. The DF-35 also features durable, steel construction, a sleek, black finish, and external fan control knobs for added convenience.

Dark Fleet DF-35Gaming CaseAt a Glance: Versatile case with 11 drive bays and seven expansion slots Easy access to drives with Fleet-Release doors Two hot-swappable hard-drive bays Top 2.5-inch hot-swap bay Four fans keep system cool and external fan control knobs add convenience Top-mounted audio in/out and 2.0 USB port Backed by a three-year limited warranty CPU cutout allows easy installation of CPU coolers The four fans have an external control knob for convenience. View larger.