CONCLUSION

   The GT-A Black Edition midi tower may not be as impressive as its brother the XPredator X3 Devil Red Edition midi tower but that doesn't mean it's not good, quite the contrary actually. Build quality is quite good (we have to admit that it could be better however), design may not be something new in the market but we did like it a lot, airflow levels right out of the box are good (and can get even better since you can add 3 extra 120mm fans and/or one 240mm radiator and one extra 120mm fan), interior space leaves very little to be desired (you can mount graphics cards up to 310mm long and CPU coolers up to 165mm tall) and the available room for drives (6x2.5"/3x3.5"/3x5.25") should cover most users out there easily. Now i would like the ability to mount 240mm radiators in the GT-A (front/top) but for casual consumers i don't think this would change anything.

   As i type these lines the GT-A Black Edition midi tower by AeroCool has a retail price of 72Euros inside the EU (Amazon.co.uk) and although i can't call it a bargain still i do think it's good for the things it offers. Unfortunately i was unable to locate it inside the USA so i really can't comment on its price across the Atlantic (a store may import it to the USA however, we just couldn't find it). Overall the GT-Black Edition midi tower is no match for the XPredator X3 Devil Red Edition midi tower again by AeroCool but it does offer a good bang for the buck and that's why it gets our Golden Award.

PROS

- Overall Build Quality
- Design
- Spacious Interior
- Available In Black & White
- Top 3.5/2.5" Docking Station
- Two Fan Controllers
- Room For Up To 5 Fans
- Room For A Single 240mm Radiator
- Six 3.5/2.5" Drive Trays

CONS

- Not Available Inside the USA
- Glossy/Polished Plastic Quality Could Be Better