Review on Computer case Thermaltake Core V71 black by Adam Kotowski ᠌

I don't understand why you can't find cases on wheels now. It's so convenient just a MUST HAVE. I even left the old building, maybe I will return to it. Some pros: Fans 200mm * 3 pieces + 120mm. Spacious with a bunch of options (water cooling, installing a video card through a riser). Dust filters are everywhere. 8 * 3.5", and the discs are installed with a good gap for ventilation. Screwless mounting 5.25", 3.5". Cons below: L-shaped SATA cables are not suitable due to the nature of HDD cages. The SATA power cable must be very long when using upper HDDs. The cable for SATA power supply from the Corsair RM750 block was enough back to back (one of the three connectors on the cable had to be left unconnected). Side panel with a window *NOT* adjacent to the body, i. E. there is always a gap between the side panel glass window and the chassis base. Not ideal cable management, ie. sometimes there are not enough "ears" for fastening the ties (near the processor power connectors and along the cable path from the front panel). The backlight and fan speed settings are not saved (when turned on, the backlight and fans always turn on at full power). Not on wheels (previous Cooler Master HAF 932 case). Not relevant to me, but 2.5" drives are mounted with screws.