DIYPC D480-BK-Window Black SPCC ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

I have ordered a couple of these cases from this seller. The case is awesome and works well for my needs here in my office. However I do have one issue. The case shown in the picture is not the version that was sent. With both orders I received the windowed version of the case, which personally wouldn't be a big deal, but we are in an office environment. One benefit I guess is that typically the Windowed case is more expensive but we only paid the non windowed price. No big deal, we use vinyl to cover the window.PS - I guess I should have read the description better because in that it does mention that it was the windowed version.

So lets be honest.the cost to me when buying this item from Newegg was $40 not including shipping.PRO's-Sturdy (heavy) Metal Case-Significant Space for wire managment-intelligent internal case design that does not restrict are flow-Comes with 5 already mounted case fans 2 front pulling, 1 rear exhausting, and two top exhausting.-comes with front "top" mounted ports 1x headphone, 1x microphone, 2x usb 2.0, 2x usb 3.0, and 2x fan controls (that control the 2x front and 3x back fans separately with low or fast fan speeds.-Separated bay for 3.5 inch drives and power supply accessible from other side panel.-supports ATX motherboard's easily-has a detachable magnetic air filter on top-Matt Black paint job doesn't isnt a finger smudge magnet- Price usually cost around $60, but any other case featuring half of its features or design aesthetic would cost you $90 buck easy.CON's-Don't scratch it. . . . cause it will be totally noticeable its not!!! a tree don't CARVE YOUR NAME INTO TO IT!!!!!!. . . . (Yelling at my kids)-Wiring is of brittle construction and certainly questionable quality. . . . . . pray you don't pinch the wires and cause a short later.-Fans are of the super cheap variety-Its not quite by any stretch if the imagination but not grossly loud-Dont lose the rubber plugs for the top mounted usb slots or those ports will most definitely collect dust and static build up is a No no.OVERALLThis is a safe buy now good luck trying to find one . . . .Later computer bro's!

This is a great budget case. I used this in my very first system build and it was very easy to build in. I personally got the version with the window, and I can say that it looks awsome. The basement cover makes everything look SO much better and clean. I did have a few issues with it, but they are not deal breakers.Pros:Very attractive, especially for a budget caseIncludes a basement coverUSB 3.02 5.25" drive baysGood cable management7 expansion slotsMostly metal constructionSolid Side panels5 fans preinstalled with fan controllerCons:Window scratches extremely easily. I used a microfiber cloth to dust it once and now it is all scratched. Never doing that again.Only 2 hard drive baysFans have low static pressureOverall I love this case and it looks great with my build inside it. A great buy for those on a budget. I got this product off of Newegg and I recommend buying it from them.

I would not recommend the this case for ONE very important reason that is not mentioned by other comments. The position of power supply and hard drive storage. The Power supply is in the back of the case on the bottom, but the hard drive storage is directly in front of it with maybe an inch, inch in a half of space. So that means if you are putting this together, you have to squeeze and force those big bulky power supply cords into an extremely confining space. I plugged everything into the power supply and pushed it all in there, cables got loose and caused a headache. To top it all off, there is a large metal cover over the entire bottom quarter of the case, covering hard drive and power supply.... some of the hottest components, so im not sure what that does. Besides limit how much room you have further.