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Question: Will this fit a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus ?
Document: Removing the adapter from the cooler also didn't work as the radiator is taller than 120mm so it won't fit above the card slot  For my next pair of nodes, I may try the NZXT Elite 210 case.Also, the cases adapter slots are punch outs except for one. On the plus side, for an inexpensive case it has plenty of vents, the cables can be hidden by the motherboard and it uses thumb screws to remove the front and back covers.
This item came conbined with another computer case and was a littile beat up. Also, it did not fulfill the needs I had for another case. The Cooler Master was much better and accomodating to what I wanted to install in it.
This case is pretty decent quality. I would say it's slightly less on par with the Corsair cases in the same price range. My HD7950 fit well in the case, but I could not get my Gigabyte R9 270X with the Windforce cooler to fit in the case without cutting off part of the cooler.
It required tons of DIY when you tried to put your stuffs in.3. The price looked tempting but you got what you paid for. It only came with 2 120mm fans(1 on top and 1 at back). You would need to spend at least $10+ more for aonther 120mm fan at front for smooth air flow. Once you added couple cooling system in, the price was no longer good.I bought another case(cooler master CM 690 II advanced) for my new computer.
Just the right size for newer components plus it looks good close up or from distances.
I did get the cable to fit though. My graphics card that has good length is able to fit in the case just fine with about 3 inches to spare behind it.Great case I recommend it.
So, I needed an inexpensive smallish cases to build a small cluster. I ordered two these to try. My build is an ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0 (get the non-LE one if you want USB 3.0 on the front), AMD FX-8350, EVGA GTX 610,  and an Antec Khuler 650. Unfortunately, the case cannot accommodate both the liquid cooler and the top 120mm fan.
This case came in without any extra boxes to ship it with. It came with its own box but, everything was still intact and as for the case. I love it, it's stealthy and can fit a full atx and a full size video card.
The pop out sides are just for show as they are not popped out far enough to allow you to route cables behind the motherboard area. Overall the case looks nice and can fit larger video cards due to its layout. However, for the price there are better cases that work much better for cable management.
It's inexpensive, so not surprisingly, it's not super strong. It's made from thin metal and lacks some of the internal structure you'd see in a more rugged case.That said, the fit and finish is nice, it has a nice clean look to it, and it is very flexible and easy to use with an open interior and plenty of bays. It also comes with nice rails for quick and easy mounting of hard drives (no screws needed! ).Very pleased with the case.
Answer: It should, especially if you do not mount a side fan. The case has a particularly wide clearance because its side panels flare out. It probably has more clearance than most.I installed a Hyper 212 EVO in one.