Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I've been building PCs for 25 years, my first one was an 80286-20 with a 20MB MFM HDD, so I've seen technology get better and better and usually everything gets simpler with time. Nowadays with overclocking there are needs around using watercoolers, extra fans - funny looking lights (to me, I'm old), etc. Amazingly, power supplies, outside of the connectors they now use, have remained relatively the same over the years. So have the screws. The wattage has increased for today's demands, but otherwise they are fancy transformers of AC into DC. Nothing exciting. Until I bought this case, the cases themselves fell into this same category: I saw no real substantial improvements from AT-designs to ATX, mini-ATX, etc. for 25 years. With this case, Corsair though now makes a PC builders' life much easier, the motherboard standoffs are already installed (thank you, Corsair) and the backplate only requires 2 or 3 cusswords to line up with the motherboard at the time of installation instead of 50. The airflow is better than most, and there's a lot of room to add more fans (and I recommend using corsair fans, they are the quietest for the CFM/airflow they provide) if you so desire. As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a big case (full size so it's easy to fish around wires when you have to). The most important aspect to me, as one reviewer put it, is that it didn't look like it just came out of a Transformers' movie - this is an elegant looking, grown-up case. It'd look equally as nice in an upscale office environment as it does at home. It's an easy case to build in. It's got airflow. It looks nice. I submit that having a caster kit available would be nice, but for many of us it's not terribly necessary.