A few rare
features that I have never seen was the front fan filter.  This would
filter out all small dust from blowing into your case, and components. The
floppy is installed on top of the 5-1/4 drive cage, and is done so by
removing the only outer panel not attached by thumb screws.  If you
look at the picture of the drive cage/PSU, you can see there is plenty of
room for work up their.  Wheels are a must, and the three LAN parties
I have gone to with this case since I got it, an easy voyage was accomplished
to each, becouse of these wheels.  The wheels add 2-3 inches, and this case CANNOT be stuck
under a table. That is the only problem, but this case is not meant to be
stuck under the table.

          What can I say? 
There are absolutely no flaws that I could find in this case but the one
screw to remove the motherboard tray.  I love this case, and we are
getting married within a couple of weeks.  After working with this
case, I switched my opinion on cases from Inwin to Addtronics.  No one
can be Addtronics.  

Pros  

• Rounded edges

• Roomy

• Airflow

• Room for up to 9 fans!!!

• Drive Rail system

• Front Fan Filter

• Key System

• Wheels (optional)

• I could keep going on

Cons

• Screw for Motherboard tray

• I can’t think of anything else!!!

This is the best case I have ever worked on.  his case officially has
achieved greatness, and for that is awarded the Editor’s Top Choice.

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