Corsair CC-9011094-WWCORSAIR Carbide SPEC-Alpha Mid-Tower Gaming Case- Black/Yellow

Big fan of the angular Vespa type design. This product promised excellent air flow and that it does deliver. This desktop case features 2 layers of mesh, one more open (for improved air flow) covered by a smaller and more fine that helps prevent hair/dust/debris from being sucked up through the ventilation process. Recommended for anyone looking at a simple case with striking design to house their personal rig.

Been a great case. It's got lots of room and served the purpose I purchased it for, only one downside is that cable management is a bit trickier with it. Overall really great mid case with a really unique look.

Definitely buy this if your looking to get a new medium big pc tower. Theres a glass window on the side so you can see inside the pc.

I was happy when I first received this case and installed all components into it right away.Then, when I finished installing everything, I noticed that the side panel (with the window on it) is not lining up with the front panel, leaving a horrific gap between them. (And I can see that some customer already had the same issue with me)I tried everything and also tried to find out what is wrong, but I could not find anything defective with my eyes so have no idea what to do.However, as I installed everything and don't want to waste my time sending this back to Amazon, I might just stay with this case for awhile.Good product with plenty of space to play around with, but that one drawback is giving me the negative feeling about the case

I purchased this case based on its relatively low price, size, and appearance. Objectively, this is not a bad case. I have a couple of quality qualms, but I do realize that this is a budget case. Some comments below:---My case came with feet that weren't properly aligned, and so the case rocked on a perfectly flat table. I fixed the issue, but it was irritating---Side panels are kind of a pain to mount, especially if you have cables crammed around the edges for cable management purposes---Front grill seems a bit restrictive, especially at the top, where I would want a liquid cooling radiator. (more on that later)---The threaded holes for thumbscrews to mount the top/side panels felt a bit flimsy, I could probably strip them out if I accidentally torqued down on them too much.---no rubber grommets for cable management (but I realize that that's a bit of a premium option)Other than that, I am fairly pleased with it.Would I recommend this case? It depends on what sort of system you are building.If you are building a low or medium spec PC, using a single graphics card and only air cooling, it's a reasonable value. It has decent cable management options, plenty of hard drive storage, good air flow, and it looks pretty darn good. If your PC is in the $1000 price range or lower, (that's a very loose number to give a general idea BTW) this will probably suit your needs well and it won't handicap your cooling options and will probably add some pizazz to your build. Go for it!If however you are building a high end system (and especially if you are liquid cooling, don't even THINK about this case if you want to do liquid cooling!) I do not recommend this case. While it does fit a 240mm radiator (2x1 120mm size like a corsair H100i), it comes with caveats. Mount the radiator in the front, and you lose 1 case fan slot AND the ability to mount 3.5" form factor hard drives using the stock drive cage. (I did manage to regain the case fan slot in the front, but I had to redrill holes) If you mount the radiator on the top, it covers up the top segment of your motherboard and could potentially interfere with ram sticks. Also, regular case fans partially obscure your motherboard, and you lose out on the appearance if it's a high end board. It just looks incredibly crowded up by the MOBO, but then the front of the case is just empty. This case would be ideal if it was taller but shorter from front to back. In short, the case is just a little bit too small for a high end build. While it suits my purposes for now, I will probably upgrade my case in a year or 2 for something with a bit more breathing room. (yep, my own fault, but lesson learned) If you are already spending a lot of money on a system, pony up and extra $50 or $60 and get something that will suit your needs a bit better.

Love this case! Looks super snazzy in my gaming area without looking like one of those dated overdone "transformer" type cases. Bought the yellow and black, and love it. No problems with overheating. Yay! No bay for a DVD drive, but seriously, who even uses an internal anymore. ;)

For the price, this is a great chassis. It can fit a tall CPU cooler which is part of what makes it so great. It *barely* fits the CoolerMaster V8 GTS (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E0EXYDC/), but this is a big deal. I am from Pittsburgh, so a black and yellow case is a must-have!

I absolutely love this case. Had it for over a year now. Still looks great!