Yeah, I was looking at it before you bought it, then after you got it and gave me a bit of info, I figured it was good enough for a local build. I was right. It's a good little case. The side panels are pretty decent, plus, there weren't any sharp edges to cut me that I found. Cable management isn't that easy. But I just shoved all the extra PSU cables in the empty drive bays,
I'd go with the Corsair, but that's just me. It's not like both the PCs next to me right now have them or anything...
With that rig I just built, everything was going well until I plugged in the brand new Seagate hard drive.
*Tick of death*
Then I was all like...