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Small problems
Let's talk about some problems that need
to be addressed. At first glance the paint looks flawless and for the most
part it is. However, if you ever need to take off the back side panel, you
will see some flaws.

These little bubbles are only present
behind the left side panel behind the motherboard tray. Hopefully, this
isn't going to flake off after awhile. If these bubbles weren't present,
the paint would be perfect. Luckily, this isn't a panel that I remove very
often and with the panel installed the bubbles are completely hidden.

The fan at the bottom also presents a small
problem. It looks fine in the picture, but try to install the power
switch, reset switch, speaker, etc. connectors with the fan installed.
There just isn't enough room. I had to take this fan out to connect all of
the wires then put the fan back in. Again, not a big problem and it was easily
overcome.
Good stuff
The best feature of the case is the Tiki mask
style front. Did I mention that it lights up?


That is just a mean looking case.
I can't wait to take this to my next LAN party and show it off!
Conclusion
Two very minor problems does not ruin this case.
Just because my paint was a little messed up, I haven't seen enough of these
cases to say they are all like that. The case is just a great buy at $65
not including power supply. Yes, ONLY $65! A pre-modified case that looks good for $65 is
a steal. I understand that the most popular interior color is blue, but I
don't think it goes with the mean look of the case. Personally, I think red LED
fans would have made the case much better. I think red on red would make
this case look even meaner. However, blue on red is very cool too. Overall this is a great case and
well worth your money.
Available at CrazyPC!
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Club
Overclocker Rating |
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Innovation: |
10 out of 10 |
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Performance: |
8.5 out of 10 |
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Quality: |
8.0 out of 10 |
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Stability: |
N/A |
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Overclocking: |
N/A |
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Software Pack: |
N/A |
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Value: |
10 out of 10 |
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Overall Rating 9.0 |

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