I had a few problems with this case that I wanted to go over before I get to my pros and cons. When the case has its blanks in, they are not perfectly even with the face plate. They seam to stick out a bit. Look at the photo to the right and you will see what I mean. It's not a big problem but it bothers me so I am going to find a way to fix this during part 2.  Another problem I had was with the 5 1/4 drive rails, This isn't Beantech's fault, in fact I think they're a great idea but for me its going be hard to stealth my CD-Rom like I have on my current aluminum case because I need to recess the CD-Rom in about 1/4 if an inch and I will not be able to use the 5 1/4 drive rails when I do this. I will probably just drill some new holes for my CD-Rom but that's what Modding is all about right :-). I wanted to explain this because you might notice that the drive rails are in pros and cons because depending on what you plan on doing it could go either way, but even though the drive rails will make it harder on my mod I like them the way they are. It's a great idea, however, the only change I would make is to have them be adjustable so that people can recess there drives or fix alignment problems with drives that have different screw holes. (Over closer inspection it looks as if you might be able to screw the drives in instead of using the drive rails. We well find out more in part 2.)