I think they stopped making it which is a shame. It looks nice and it's dimensions are great for most home theater furniture. With minimum fans (just PSU intake and CPU exhaust) it runs quiet and relatively cool.

USB 3 front connections; Cable management area was actually useful; It's not to deep to stick out on most standard HT cabinets; Comes with a bracing bar so you can stack on it if you want to; Rubber HDD mount to lesson noise

Only 2 front USB ports and both are USB 3; IF you don't have a motherboard that supports them you'll need this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspxItem=N82E16812201039 LEDs are VERY bright; I disconnected the HDD light because of this and all but blacked out the power LED.

This box fits on most entertainment shelves and looks the part. It doesn't resemble a computer at all and it shouldn't. There are tons of vents in this case for passive cooling, so other than the PSU and CPU fans there isn't any others and it runs relatively cool, just don't block up the vents in a...

Design; Size; Price; Layout

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managed to fit a full size video card in it with a riser, had to pull all the drive cages out, but I got it in there and it works great, maxes out @ 75c on the gpu. Had to populate all 4 80mm fan slots and have at least 2 of them going full speed to get there.

About the size of a high-end VCR from the 1990's. In one respect more room than you'd think, but small enough to make it a hassle to get your wiring neat. No way an ATX PSU and DVD drive will fit here; I used a small-form Seasonic with an ATX adapter bracket.

We built our Home Media Server into this case and found no faults. We had but one small problem in that the heat-sink for the graphics card masked the IDE slot needed for another card. This was resolved by the use of an IDE riser cable.

It really is a nice looking case and everything stays cool, quietly. Don't expect to have much storage in here though. A NAS or home server is a must. I'd rate it less because of how cramped it is, but other HTPC cases really aren't any better from what I can tell.

Looks great with the rest of my AV equipment Great ventilation; quiet Front USB3 ports are a nice touch Sturdy build quality

This case is so tight, use of a modular power supply is a must; I put in an EarthWatts 430W PSU and I only have room for 1 SSD and one 3.5" HDD; No way I'll be able to fit in an optical drive or another SSD and HDD without cutting off and insulating extra unused cable.

Well made case, nicely finished with a substantial, good quality feel to it. Looks good as an HTPC. Build was reasonably easy, given its small dimensions. Very well ventilated, which means that, with an AMD 5350 APU, extra case fans are not required. (No fans supplied with the case by the way.)

It does the job. I personally don't like the finish of the box (the front) but it is OK. Plenty of room for what I put together inside. It has all the wholes for hhd/ssd, but I could secure my SSD only in two places, the wholes are there but the fit is far from perfect, yet at the end everything is...