Impressive quality and for my first time assembling a PC it was straight forward and easy. One feature that wasn?t noted was that the entire front panel can pop off via a side hatch. Removing the front panel affords easier access to mount the power supply. Some assembly steps that I learned: 1. Remove the top, bottom panels first 2. Install power and hdd with screws provided. 3. I easily added a 3.5? multi card reader in the front 3.5? bay which is accessible by touch latch door. 4. Remove the front panel to mount the optical drives with the easy sliding brackets provided - they install through the front. Lesson learned: my DVD trays would get stuck on the flip door when retracting but removing one spring per flip door while the front panel was popped off did the trick (be careful not to stretch the springs). While you have the front panel off you can adjust the case?s DVD open buttons to align with your DVD open buttons. 5. Install the mother board using the standoff screws and sockets. 6. Attach all data and power cables and you are done. This case has so many quiet fans that I am not worried about it overheating, not to mention that the power box you install will probably have a fan, along with your GPU and CPU too. You can always buy an extra fan or a liquid cooling kit at your computer store. The construction is ridged and made of steel also the front panel is brushed black aluminum. The Evo logo was a bit much for me so I removed it with nail polish remover and I must admit that this case looks amazing alongside other AV components.