Solid case with tons of flexibility

A solid, pretty case with plenty of space for a build and nice aesthetics to boot.Pros:- Fits large graphics cards and cooling solutions with room to spare (though note that an eATX board can block some cable passthroughs)- Glass side and mesh pattern front are pretty- Based on use so far, it seems like a solid option in terms of airflow- Panels are a breeze to take on and off; really easy to add stuff into the caseCons:- There could be more room for cable management in the space between the mounting wall and the back panel- With a three-slot graphics card, you cannot use anti-sag supports that mount on the PCI slots, as it sits so low that the bottom slot has no clearance with the power supply shroud (though support brackets that stand vertically ... MoreA solid, pretty case with plenty of space for a build and nice aesthetics to boot.Pros:- Fits large graphics cards and cooling solutions with room to spare (though note that an eATX board can block some cable passthroughs)- Glass side and mesh pattern front are pretty- Based on use so far, it seems like a solid option in terms of airflow- Panels are a breeze to take on and off; really easy to add stuff into the caseCons:- There could be more room for cable management in the space between the mounting wall and the back panel- With a three-slot graphics card, you cannot use anti-sag supports that mount on the PCI slots, as it sits so low that the bottom slot has no clearance with the power supply shroud (though support brackets that stand vertically will work fine)- The fans that come with the RGB version of the case are ARGB gen 1 (not gen 2).At bottom, very happy I bought this case. Also, note for folks purchasing from B&H: although there isn't a ton of status information once the order is sent to the drop-shipper, the package shipped from the drop-shipper about a week after I ordered it and came within the timeframe B&H promised, so don't panic if you don't hear anything before then.