I got the case, and I LOVE it in every way.
I suggest to use glasses cleaning cloth to remove stains and fingerprints. This way you won't scratch the paint and remove all greasy mark with minimum effort.
The case truly looks better then the pictures, and the blue light really adds beauty to the case.
However, this case has a flaw, which is fixable with crazy glue and a normal case screw. The power button, the black section thens to vibrate, and seams to be able to come off, and it did. The only thing that was holing is what a little tiny ultra thin hook. It gets attacked with the plastic around it that glows blue when the comp is turn on. The easy trick is to add a bit of crazy glue of the end of the button the button is in T shape, and you want to add the glue at the tail of the button.) Then With your hands clean (else you'll leave permanent glue mark on the button) insert it. Wait several second, and insert and screw a standard case screw (provided with the case). VOILA! Problem solved, and the button is very solid now.
The Reset button is bit hard to press, and you feel that you will brake it, but you won't. Beside, do you reset your comp every day? I sure never did.
One thing is not mentioned in the article is that all doors can be moved by simply opening the door and pull upward the door. And all of them are on metal hindges.
A Geforce 8800 GTS 640MB will fit nicely, but not the GTX model (not without a little cutting)
Finally, the front USB's, firewire, headphone and mic jack, are (unlike many other case, even other Antec Cases) very solid.
This case is ideal for a computer that runs 24/7 in your room or in your living room.
