My grandson loves it. It was banged up bad in shipping luckily I no how to do metal work and fixed it.

Love the look of the case. Itwill be good for my upcoming pc build.

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Was highly impressed with one of their other cases so got this one for my step sons build. It came with some bent panels where as the other case design I purchased was not damaged in anyway. Though a few little bend back into position came out nice.

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Space is very limited. Plan ahead. You may want to check and clear off the provided cables from initial location first. Fan cables are connected and attached on cable management area but is not organized. Unscrew and detach them to allow rearrangement on cable first. Order of slot did not seem to matter.Next, attach the mobo and then insert the PSU. do not insert PSU before the mobo.Next is the CPU itself and heatsink radiator. If using liquid cooling, detach and reattach or if fitting attach (stack) onto the top area.After that, attach the PSU and cables through.Connect SATA devices and other peripherals and test functionality before finally moving to cleaning up the cable mess.I have received 'no pin' error when booting after the chassis swap. When this happens, check for connection and reauthenticate through ms. It requires a few clicks to actually get there. Good luck.

Overall I love the case. When got it fully assembled I noticed there was no way I would be able to attach the mounting plate for the cpu heat sink. I will have to disassemble and cut out the metal outlined in silver sharpie in order to install my heat sink.