Anidees AI7WW Cube ATX 1X5.25 4X3.5 5X2.5 USB3.0 Window Case No PSU - White

Cons: For what CON's I have to offer are not so much deal breakers. When I first started on my build there was an issue with a missing motherboard mounting stud in which Anidees addresses immediately by sending me the missing part. After assembling my build I discovered one of the wires connecting to the power switch had broke off at the back of the switch. Again, the folks at Anidees sent me out a new switch ASAP and I have to give them praise for their extremely responsive customer service. The top cover I felt reduced the airflow and so I removed one of the two screens that make up the top cover. The windowed side cover could be just a little more sturdy as it does seem to want to bend slightly when installing.

Pros: I decided to use this case for my new AMD build as it seemed to fit every option I was needing as well as giving me options for expansion down the road. My build consisted of the Anidees A17 chassis, AMD FX-8370, ASROCK 990FX Extreme 6, AMD Radeon R7 SSD, AMD Radeon RP-1866 Performance Series Memory DDR3-1866 (2x4GB) AP34G1869U1S, SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 270 2GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Dual-X, Raidmax Vampire RX-1000GH 1000w PSU, and the Swiftech H240-X liquid cooling system. The case comes with lots of cooling options with the 4 front fans which were removed to make way for my Swifttech radiator. I quickly filled the optional case fan location on the PSU side with an Artic High Performance F9 92mm case fan as well as filling in the option top fan locations with two 140mm Bitfenix Spectra Pro LED fans (love blue glow coming through the case to screened cover). They give you and additional 120mm fan location on the bottom of the case which has a removable dust filter underneath. I also like that they provided a magnetic dust screen on the PSU side of the case which works very efficient (all modern cases should offer this as basic PSU protection). Anidees designed this case with wire management in mind, offering not only rubber grommets around the wire access holes under the motherboard, but also offer multiple anchor eyelets for twisties or zip ties offering an optimum path. The swinging hard drive bay made swapping and adding drives as easy as sharpening a pencil. Anidees was also mindful in using rubberized thumbscrew on the swinging drive bay, the case covers, and the PCI rear cover.