AZZA Full Tower Computer Case with 4xEasy Swap HD Trays and 2x2.5-Inch SSD Trays Hurrican 2000R (Black/Red)

Photos from case review sites can't justify how well designed this case is. The Azza Hurrican 2000R is a VERY BIG case with 8 fans (4x 120mm, & 4x 220mm), and great space behind the motherboard for easy cable management. This black and red version I think is more beautiful than the Black and blue. The 4 easy swap 3.5 hard drive bays are really convenient; once the cable management is done, you won't have to open the case up to install more or switch hard drives (BUT YOU MUST Shut down your pc, it is NOT hot swap). The design of the case is brilliant in that the 2 large side fans are convexed, so the inside of the case will give you space for big coolers and graphics cards.**An important issue I read about the Hurrican 2000 was that people had problems with the fans being too slow and not producing enough ventilation... I contacted Azza support and they said that they have fixed the problem. Since this is my first build, I don't know how well-cooled a pc should feel after usage. But when I opened the case after hours of work and gaming, it only had very slight warmth, but overall very cooled.Also the case has an optional space for 1x 140mm/120mm fan, which I took advantage and installed a 120mm. And if you purchase the Hyper 212+ you can have up to 2 additional fans, giving a total of 11x fans.I've only had this case for 1.5 weeks but it works great so far.----------------------------------------------------Update May 26, 2011: Almost 2 months now, and one of the top case fans (220mm, located near the rear of the case) is currently non-functional. I'll have to check the wiring, and switching fans to see if the fan is dead. CORRECTION: It turns out it was just loose wiring. That's my fault, all standard fans work. This case still runs quietly, yet providing excellent air cooling.**Update August 12, 2011: The stock 230mm x 25mm fans (4x) are SMALLER than the Cooler Master Megaflow 200mm. If you are going to replace the stock 230mm fans with Cooler Master's Megaflow 200mm, then only get 2 to replace the side panel. You will NOT be able to fit Cooler Master's Megaflow 200mm into the top panel..

I like this better than the AZZA 1000. It has a bigger back area for cable management. Solid construction just like the 1000 but the Hurrican can flip open the front panel which is very convenient. Not like the 1000 where you have to pry open the front cover. I like the slip in hard disk drive bays. Just push it into the sata connectors inside the back of the bay but why did they use a molex connector to connect to the psu? Why not use the sata power connectors from the psu? I dunno but it works. The Azza 1000 you have to take out the whole drive box with the fan connected to it to install the hard drive with screws. The hurrican you just open the front panel and slide in the hard drive all the way to the back connectors and lock the side levers. They moved the side fan more out to make room for big cpu coolers like my cooler master V-8. The space inside is huge, Lots of room for the fans to circulate air and they are quiet. It's heavy, 39 pounds with all the junks inside. Doesn't seem like much weight until you lift it. It's a big case, same height as the Azza 1000 solano but wider and longer. It's looks nice to me and I love the red interior. I use it for gaming and I have Core I7, Asus rampage II gene, and sparkle gtx 560ti.

My review comes after two years of use. When I saw the pictures online I thought "boy that thing has got to have some cooling power!" What I found I liked most about it was hindered by its own design. The case fans have to many plastic slabs across each fan blocking any real air flow. The stock case fans are not powerful enough to cool a high budget build. To fix this I cut away a good deal of the plastic slabs with a Dremal. This helped but it was not enough. I had to replace the front to fans with 140mm Coolermaster fans and add another 140mm fan to the port located at the bottom of the case.Its a fairly sturdy case, I slipped one day and dropped it going up the stairs at my job outside. It fell 7 feet and landed on cement. The case broke in a few places but all the internals were fine.Specs: Windows 7Mobo: Asus Sabertooth z77CPU: i7 3770k @4.5ghz w/Phantek PH-TC14DE coolerGPU: EVGA NVidia 680 Classified 4gb DDR5Ram: Patriot Viper 3 Black Mamba 32gb 2133mhzSSD: dual Samsung 840 pro 256gbPSU: Seasonic 1000w Platinum+

Good case, lots of room, but uses molex adapters for the hard drive quick switch and included fans. Gonna need to replace all fans if you want to be able to control them with your mobo.I'm sure that with all new fans the airflow would be great, but I'm already spending enough on the case alone, I'd rather not drop another $100-$175 on new fans.

Plenty of room, lots of fans. The only fault: the USB front panel wire. Its a standard usb plug and the directions want you to run the wire out of the rear of the case and into 1 of the motherboard's external usb 3.0 sockets. There is no way to connect it to any of my motherboard's 3 usb 2.0 10-1 pin connectors or my 1 usb 3_34 20-1 connector. Subtract 1 star.

I just built 2 pc's this week and the AZZA case was my preference. It is big and well built case no sharp edges and the paint job is far superior than the 90 dollar case I used in another build. I was amazed how quite the 8 fans are when I turn my cpu fan on 100% it clearly can be heard over the rest of the fans. The tooless trays are a snap the 5.25 tooless is built quit tough. The case is big and awsome my 470 video card fit with inches to spare thats right inches. Even the plastic doors and such are not thin cheap plastic. I highly recommend this case to everyone including my enemies!!!!

Me llego con un certificado de inportacion con la firma del presidente o del quien sea de la empresa y esta muy grande y comodo para meterle lo que quieras en ella