Some thoughts:
- It's got plenty of space inside.
- Your PSU has to have relatively long cables to reach most mobos. Make sure you don't have a PSU with short cables.
- My front door has warped. There is a fix for this (I think it involves taking it off and bending it), and they'll send me a new door if I call them, but it hasn't been bothering me.
- I took black electrical tape and sealed up several areas on both the front and the back of the case where air could get in without going through the air filters. I think this is a necessary step and I'm glad I did it. It doesn't look bad when the door is open, and it's almost always closed anyway.
- The air filters are well-designed and very easy to clean. I live in a dusty environment and they have been trapping a lot of dust.
- If you take this to a lan party, you need to be careful with it. First, because it's a great looking case and it looks like it could easy get scratched or dinged if it's not wrapped up. Second, because if you have a heavy HSF, you could break the seal on your thermal paste by jostling it when it's moved. I asked ArticSilver if I ever had to reapply the AS5 paste I used, and they said it never needs to be reapplied except when I take the HSF off or when I move the case in such a way that the seal could be broken.
- The fans it comes with are great. I don't think you'll need extras. But I did add two: first, my OCZ Powerstream 520 PSU was too long for the lower (hard drive area) fan to fit, so I had to take it out, and I replaced it with a thinner fan on the other side of the aluminum divider. Second, my PWMIC (chip) was getting really hot, so I added an 80mm fan in the upper part of the case. But the fans it come with are excellent. They can get pretty noisy on anything other than low, however, so I have them on low.
- It's an excellent case for the money.