Exterior:
The first thing I noticed when I saw the case was the I/O panel. I really have no idea why they would change the location back to the traditional area below the external bays.
On the Centurion 532 the I/O panel was located on the top of case. To me that is such a great innovation, no need to find the power or reset button blindly or even worse someone stepping on a USB drive hanging near the ground.
The case has a nice finish and the silver front looks sharp. The very top of the front sports the Cooler Master name with the Centurion logo on the one external 3.5" bay cover. The rear of the case includes enough space for a 120mm fan and decent ventilation holes next to the tool-less slots.
On the side there are two areas for ventilation; an 80mm fan on top, and you can squeeze a 92mm fan on the bottom if you really try.
