My personal view is that the case is well worth the asking price of 4000 rmb. It was a small, quiet, and powerful computer that exceeded expectations. Here is how I have it set up: CPU Intel Core i5 4670; CPU cooler CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO; power supply Seasonic G360 Gold; solid-state drive Samsung 840 EVO 250GB; memory (2x4GB) Kingston HyperX Genesis blu; motherboard ASRock Z87E-ITX The case fans in my computer are always functioning properly, even when set to the lowest possible speed. People report that they move slowly at first (maybe because to the electricity supply). Even though the screws on the case are said to be difficult to unscrew at first, I had no trouble doing so. Sure, they were tight, but nothing too extraordinary. For me, it's great that there aren't any 5" bays because they don't encroach on the available floor area. The last time I used a CD or DVD was five years ago, and even then, you could just bring your own external drive. It's great that a major upgrade to the disk subsystem is possible if needed. Thus far, I have been rather satisfied with the case; the system has met my primary expectations in these regards, namely, that it be silent, chilly, and productive. Everybody should get the body.
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