Silverstone Tek Extended Atx/Atx/Ssi-Ceb Full Tower Case With 90-Degree Motherboard Mounting And Window Side Panel Rv05Wb-W

Nice case the ports out top are convenient and easy nice fan setup

This case is perfect for a modern build. Just remove the dvd tray and HD case and your in business. looks beautiful and the airflow is great and silent.That said when toggling the fan controller it seems like it works fine for one of the fans (spins under medium and fast) but the other fan when set to high the fan just shuts down. since this only affect one of the fans and only when I toggle the controller to high I think is is just a broken controllerwill edit review as updates become availableedit: so I managed to fix the problem by removing the flashing material around the switch allowing it to fully engage the contacts and work as intended. I absolutely love the small form factor case that has great airflow and the 90' rotation is nice too

I really wanted to love this case. I bought it specifically because I upgraded everything and now have RGB on all the things, but I'm one of those weird people with my system to my left instead of right (how hard would it be to design a reversable case?). But there are multiple poor design choices that make this case little more than 'okay'. For what this cost it's extremely disappointing. But my options are limited, so I'm kinda stuck with it. (And before you gawk, I have yet to do any real cable management and will be replacing the two mechanical drives with one to ditch that awful cage!)The good:Massive 180mm fans move a LOT of air and are relatively quiet even at high speeds.Right side window (about as common as a unicorn)Sturdy construction - no case rattling with all the fans running at full speed (so far)Unique front & top designDust covers removable without having to disassemble anythingTop mounted power supply won't suck up dust (but still has a filter)Removable motherboard trayTwo 5.25" bays for those that might need or want itCPU cooler jack stand (not that I'll use it)GPU support bracket (with included supports for up to three)The bad:Power LEDs are already dead (case arrived Monday afternoon, it's now Wednesday morning)RED hard drive LED (monochromatic color scheme would've made far more sense)Scratches on the front cover where the magnet makes contact (not a big deal, but disappointing since it's brand new)Broken latch (at least I assume it's supposed to latch)180mm fans - limited selection if you want to replace them (or step down to 3x 120mm fans), no RGB for you!Hard drive case faces the rear so all the cables are visible through the windowBottom hard drive cages could've been 1/4" taller and accomodated a second drive in each (room for FOUR 3.5" drives rather than two) - might not be hot swappable but still would've made far more senseDistance from the power supply to the bottom of the motherboard is a stretch - I had to buy extension cables to safely plug in the 8+4 pin connectors

What I liked.1.) Window on the right side of case.2.) Motherboard mounted up vs Inverted where the product name would be upside down.3.) 3 included fans drawing air from bottom of case towards the top for better cooling.4.) Smaller Footprint Mid Tower Case.Installed Parts:MBD: Asus PRIME X470-PROCPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700XGPU: Nvidia GTX 1080-TiSSD: Intel 660p NVMe PCIe M.2 2TBHDD: Seagate FireCuda SSHD 2TB (2016)RAM: Team Group Inc. TEAMGROUP-UD4-3200 4x8GBNotes:I did install the motherboard with Ram,Processor and Stock cooler attached.Took a couple of tries at different angles but got it in.Do not permanently mount the Power supply until you know you have everything connected and finalized.You will need a Molex 12 volt to 4 - 3 pin adapter to plug the bottom fans in.Use zip ties to hide those cables on the inside of the front of the case. Egg Item # - 9SIACJF66G6294 .Cons:No cable management room in back of motherboard area.Took me and my son to spread out the cables and get the back case on. Noticeable bulge on the panel to say the least.Tight confined work-space. (PITA)Could not install a fan in the front due to the motherboard's bottom is in the way with plugs.All in All Once its together and you don't have to ever open it again its a great case and looks Great.

Case dose not allow a lot of space of a power supply and cable management. The HD rack is blocks access to install the power supply and has no room for the cable to run for it.