Thermaltake Tai-Chi Aluminum Case - Liquid CoolingItem#: T925-2174  |  Model#: VB5001SNA

I purchsed this case over a year ago and have had no real problems with it. The water in the lines did take a while to stop bubbling but no biggy. Plenty of roon and great air flow. Some problems I did have was the sharp edges, the prongs on the bay and fan covers break very easily (good thing they gave me extra bay covers) and the the green snap in expansion card holders are not the greatest, I had to remove it to install my video cards. Very hard to get the screws in place if not using the snap in setup. I would recommend this case to a friend, but would look for a bit lower price.

NOT THE QUIET TYPE ! Tai-chi is never the less one the best cases you get out there for OC. This case is large and more than enough room in there to use it as a bomb shelter if you need to. Pros: Enough Space Water Cooling is nice Eeasy Installation of Drives The USBs on top are a nice touch. Cons: Very heavy (Good thing it came with wheels) Sharp edges (Ouch! Watch were you put that finger) Manual Instructions are very poor written LOUD, be ready for some noise, at least 50DB Bottom Line: It's worth the money specially if you're looking to do some overclocking like me. Eli

Very nice case. Would have given it 5 stars if not for the water cooler. You need to power the pump on before you power the motherboard. It took about 10 min to get the air out of the lines so the water would flow (no water movement at all!). The pump will not work unless it is primed first. And with the solid black hoses used, you can't tell where the air pockets are. I went to the hardware store and changed all black hoses to clear. That helped a great deal, and it still took some time to ''work out'' the air. Once I got it going, GREAT! Runs very cool. Inside case temp never got over 85 degrees F. And I have every PCI slot filled. Running a dual core processor and a raid set up with 4 drives + 3 regular drives. Bottom line, this case is worth the money.