The case is very spacious in design and even comes with a small intake fan. The venting on the back is just pushed in, not punched out. An exhaust fan can be located behind the CPU just above the I/O ports for some extra venting of hot air from the processor region. Lastly the side panels have the same pushed-in venting, rather than fully punched vents. This case is just screaming to have some blow-holes installed (which of course you can read about here!).

Usability:

Overall the case is easy to get into, with only two screws on each of the side panels. The front bezel pulls off quickly with no tools required. Activity LED's give you some insight into what your computer is doing at any one moment, and a power switch is easily accessible. The reset switch is one of those which requires a pen to use, but at least it works!

The front bezel also has means for an integrated floppy drive, but not surprisingly we lost the little plastic part which makes it work, so we cannot test out the ease of its use. Lastly the I/O shield comes nicely labeled so you don't have to guess what those three audio jacks really do.