I thought that this case make for a nice build, but I found the interior too cramped to ensure proper ventilation

I now have an extremely well-built but oversized paperweight!!Everything fits perfectly in this case except any optical drive I tried.

It has a great build quality and I like the fake aluminum brushed front

I jumped into the HTPC build after a successful gaming rig build.

It will take a little time to figure out where to place your drives, but again enjoy the build.

Nice looking case when finished, but it was a difficult build

The build turned out great and is doing what it was intended to do

Good build quality, a little cramped inside but that may be my big hands

the entire build felt like an exercise in trying not to bend/break things that should be stronger, and also confusion.the layout initially seems reasonable, but rapidly turned into a tangle in the worst places.

Would be fine for a low end build with a tiny board and wimpy components but its pretty worthless for a robust build.

Easy build case

It's very well built and looks professional

I have to say if you read the info ahead of time and make sure your components are the right size the build is quite easy.

This has the best balance between htpc looks and adequate build space

The GD06 is nicer looking,with the curves and the drop down door, but it was a much harder build than the GD05, as the GD06 has the hot-swap HDD bays and required a very short PSU (I used a SilverStone short PSU) placed upside down

Just a well built structure that looks right at home with the rest of my components

My build is extremely quiet-actually silent.

I bought this when the ad said it supported SSI-EEB mobo'shad to return it because it did not, it seems they've fixed the adotherwise an extremely nice and well built case.

It is well built.

However, this case is a bit archaic when it comes to modern pc building.

The build in this case was easy, with good cable routing options.

It is well built and of good quality

Good build quality, a little cramped inside but that may be my big hands

The screws are crap, the layout is crap, and it makes for a very difficult build.

I love this case for sleek sexy builds, the space is a little cramped and there is not a lot of liquid cooling options for this case

The case is well built, cools well and is pretty quiet even with fans at full speed.

I glad I built it, next time I'll do a budject build

Solid and well-built

This case is very well built.

Easy build, solid design, clean results

The best looking HTPC case out there by far, IMO.- Really well built, which was nice since this was my first Silverstone product

Very nice look, the case looks and acts well built

The removable hard drive and optical drive cage is very handy, with vibration dampening built into the hard drive portion of the cage.

I will detail the build once all parts come in.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________My build is completeThe good

Overall, the case is up to Silverstone's usual impeccable build quality, ingenious layout, etc

Sturdy, not cheaply built at all

Due to how compact the case is it's a much harder build than most PCs and reading the instructions did help.

i didn't investigate any further to find out if it was an RGB.giving the case the benefit of the doubt, i started the build.

Everything else about the case speaks of a solid build; the walls and supports are sturdy, and there are no razor-blade edges inside

Build quality is very good, the case is steel and sturdy, with a brushed-black plastic face that looks pretty good with other AV components and enough space to put together a proper build

The cons: The built-in fans made too much noise for me, so I replaced them with Noctua fans.

Box looks great and has plenty of room for expansion or awesome first time build

This was the first time I've used a case like this for a build, but I've had SilverStone cases before and knew they were well designed and built.