lol, heat is compressed out of the case from most sides, thats a lot of fans! It should do what it says on the tin though 🙂 edit There is a downside to fans all over the case, it will need great care being positioned so warm air isnt drawn back in. I would recommend this be placed out in open air, not against a wall, in a corner or near furniture. The warm air needs to escape the area. Careful directional control of fan airflow will help but mustnt create null flow areas within the case. If I didnt hide my PCs within tables I would consider this case. Slow silent fans should make for a pretty quiet but effectively cooled PC.

What's going off with the feet on this case? they look poorly constructed? was it assembled properly?

I was always a fan of the Carbide Air 540 in spite of the popping and crackling from the plastic. Thing is, I don't really think a ton of people need a case like this anymore. The older cube cases were great when you had an optical drive (or two) and multiple spinning drives. That's not so common for new builds anymore.

k3vst3r:

What's going off with the feet on this case? they look poorly constructed? was it assembled properly?

As mentioned in the review, our case arrived slightly damaged at the foot due to transportation.

Hilbert Hagedoorn:

As mentioned in the review, our case arrived slightly damaged at the foot due to transportation.

didn't know where to say this but the links on your advertorial of this 2500d and 6500d are swapped or the text is 2500 link goes to 6500 6500 link goes to 2500 I clicked them and was wondering why the 6500d pictures told me the case was 376mm high >< bought a crystal 680x back in the day the build quality and things like the window quality were the best (in the dark you didn't see the window with rgb no reflections i banged my hand a few time) I always wanted a corsair quality case but larger the 6500 finally does it