BITFENIX Mid Tower Cases BFX-NOV-100-WWWKK-RP

Great starter case. The see-thru panel on the side scratches insanely easy though. It's plastic but the button on my sleeve left little scratches.The instructions that come with the case are not helpful at all. They give an inventory of all of the screws that come with it, but when you go to count the screws to figure out which one is which based on the number of them you have, nothing matches up. Also the instructions state that you can take off the front panel, and "show you". By show you I mean it doesn't help at all. I almost broke the front cover trying to get it off before just giving up.Got this case on the cheap, and for what I paid for it, it more than serves my purpose. I will one day upgrade to something with more features like cable management options, easy module removal, etc. But for now, this is wonderful. Plus the wings on the front look pretty B.A.The case has spots for additional fans (if you could ever get through the front panel).What would make this a 5 star case would be better quality see-thru panel and instructions that were detailed and specific for this model tower.

The case looks good and doesn't have a cheap feel.There are a couple of issues with the design of the case.1. With my motherboard the sata ports for the drive connections are on the side and the standoffs used to mount the motherboard are not quite long enough which made it difficult to plug in the sata cables. I installed the ASUS P8P67-M PRO motherboard.2. There isn't enough space for cable management on the back side of the case. If you run power supply cables through the cable management holes the back cover will not fit. So if you are someone who wants clean cable management this case won't be the best.

Pictures don't do it any justice. It is bigger than I thought but that is ok cause space is much appreciated. I gave 4 stars due to a couple things wrong upon unboxing. 1) Bottom of the right side panel was dented and paint chipped. 2) The filter screen for the PSU was bent and cracked. Not happy about them but I can also live with it as those thing wont be visible once together and placed in position. Top front fan has to be really slim to fit into place as the Dan's that I have wont fit in that spot and neither will the factory fan. Material is a little thin but it is sturdy. I cant say bad or good on the quality as this is my first case I've ever bought. I'm excited to get this built and see how everything works with the case. Other than the 2 issues I have, I would rate this a 5 star for delivery, packaging and overall quality.Thank you Bitfenix

It's a real cheap quality-made PC case from Bitfenix. I've heard a lot of good reviews and raves about Bitfenix, so when I found a mid-ATX PC case from Bitfenix, I went ahead and purchased it even though it had 0 reviews from Amazon or newegg. After I opened the unit, I quickly found out how cheap it was made. It's not sturdy and it can flex & bend as you install your motherboard and case fans. Yes, it's that cheap. For the $60 price range, I strongly advise people to go with other Manufacturers other than this Bitfenix case - like Coolermaster or Corsair. Atleast their cases provide drop-in HDD trays and metal thumbscrews - this Bitfenix case doesn't. There is a whole lot of negatives I can write about this case, but you can read my more in-depth review of this case at newegg.com.In a nutshell, you're paying $60 premium for a $30 PC case with a Bitfenix logo. If I can compare this to a similar cheap $30 PC case I've purchased before, I'd say it's almost like a Rosewill Redbone $30 PC case.

Overall I was pretty happy with the case based on the price. It has all the essentials and doesn't look too shaby (although I would definitely recommend getting black over white). However there was one BIG issue with my case.Somehow the "Power" button was installed in a way where the screw/washer holding it in place was completing the circuit on the button. This was causing the motherboard to think the power button was "pushed" at all times. This would cause the computer to immediately turn on as soon as the power was connected, and then shut off after a few seconds. It took quite a while to figure out it was not a problem with my hardware and was in fact the power button.

This mid tower Atx/Micro Atx case from BitFenix is not only good looking, but has a descent quality as well. The case its self has plenty of room inside to fit any number of components (as long it's standerd Atx). Besides that there is a sorta half clear side panel, witch I prefer in this case to be only able to show the more entrusting parts of a build rather than show the drive bays. The only down side to this case is its simple cable management, and the clear side panel feels a little cheap thats rely it

Compact case. Great for the price.Build:AsRock z77 Extreme4 LGA 1155. ATXOCZ ZT series 750W Power SupplyGIGABYTE Radeon 7850Intel Core i5-3570KG.SKILL Ripjaws 8GB ram.Western Digital 1TB DriveRoseWill RNX-N250PC2 Wifi Adapter.2 120mill fans in the front.+Corsair H60 liquid cooler.So yes technically it will fit a liquid cooler.... even though it's a tiny case. Cable management is a bitch as there is next to no were to hide cables... but apart from that fairly well build. The 120 fans are able to go inside the chasis. But they are tough to get in.

I've always been a fan of the BitFenix tower cases for building computers because hey look great and have amazing airflow and construction is decent for the price. MY only Gripe about this is that there is only one USB 3.0 port on the front and since any on-board USB 3.0 Header supports 2x USB 3.0 Ports it doesn't make sense not to just do two USB 3.0 ports on the front. instead of a 2.0 USB and 3.0 USB.

This case is a very nice looking, simple case with a side pane. I found that installing a CD ROM drive was very easy. I did find however that the Power Supply was very distant from the 8pin or 4 pin power connector on the motherboard. I had to rig up an extension in order to plug the 8pin in to the mobo. I also found that the wiring was very had ver little place to be hidden and the 3.5 inch hard drive bay was cramped as was the SSD drive bay. Once the a/m obstacles were breached however, the finished product was quite respectable in appearance and it all ran as it should.

First off the case has no space for cable management, no fans are to thicc to be installed in front, acrylic side panel scratches too easily, front panel removal is annoying, power button gets stuck often, motherboard covers some cable routing holes, no dust filters on the front panel, no radiator support. basically its garbage.

Excellent value, I'm real happy with the quality of the case. I wanted a clean look and ordered this on looks. I had a shipping issue and the company helped me resolve the issue quickly. I recommend the seller and the case!

Feels a lil' cheap, but look at the price. It could work on some cable managing though.

J'ai remplacé mon case brisé, ce case bien construit, prix raisonnable et accepte les lecteurs DVD