Awesome case, very happy with it. The possible modifications are pretty easy and just about endless, allowing you to really make it your own, without having to dish out a lot of cash. An added bonus?
Easy modding; great airflow; classic design
Must be modded for proper cable management
The case is well made and has excellent cooling as evidenced by 3x120mm fans front and rear and a gigantic 200mm fan on top. If that isn't enough, it also has 2 rear access holes for radiator pipes. It is slightly taller and deeper than most mid size cases but not as big as a full size case.
Specifications: Type - ATX Mid Tower, Color - Black, Motherboard Compatibility - (Mini-ITX, microATX, Standard ATX), Side Panel Window, 3 External 5.25″ Drive Bays, 6 Internal 3.5″ Drive Bays, 8 Expansion Slots, Front Ports - (USB, Audio, e-SATA), Fans - (1 x 120mm blue LED exhaust rear fan, 2 …
The built in fans can be set to three speeds through physical switches inside of the case. You will probably not be adjusting these frequently. Setting 3 is loud and annoying, without a perceptible cooling advantage over setting 2.
It's a big case with plenty of space and it seems like high quality construction; Lots of cooling fans built in, some with nifty blue LEDs
I can't be totally sure if it was the case or my motherboard (ASrock Fatal1ty Performance H97); but something just seemed a little bit off on the dimensions throughout construction; making it to plug in pci e stuff and attach it to the case as well
While the Nine Hundred Two may not have a screw less design, a secret drawer, or any other new intuitive perks, it does a damn good job at keeping your hardware cool. They may need to think about coming out with a line of computer case scarfs and wooly mittens.
Four fans; The "Big Boy; Controller for each fan; Sweet looking design; 8 expansion slots; The abillity for nine drive bays; Two more optional fans; Can move massive amounts of air
Only 2 USB slots; Challenging HDD installation
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