Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 Case
 

Overall, I can't say I was impressed by the installation. Granted, at first I made it harder than it had to be, but in the end, it just wouldn't have been an easy install for anyone. Pulling off the front panel to install a drive, even a hard drive in the floppy area, is odd. The NZXT Lexa for instance, allows you to install it just by opening the drive bay door. That just makes things easier. One problem I really disliked was having to go through many boxes to find a PCI-E adapter. Without question, PCI-E adapters should be on _any_ new power supply, without question.

Arctic Cooling designed the case in a very specific manner, so that air will enter properly, and leave swiftly. All four of the included fans are used for exporting warm air from the case, while fresh air comes into the case on it's own, from the back and underneath. Because the installed power supply is open ended on both ends, it allows the warm air to escape quickly.