Rosewill SPECTRA D100 ATX Mid-Tower Gaming PC Computer Case, Supports 240mm & 360mm Liquid Coolers, 4 Dual-Ring RGB LED Fans, Steel Mesh Airflow, Tempered Glass, LED Mode Control

I was ordering components for a self-build, when I saw the new ENIAC build service offering. For $99 I had to try it; it takes me about 5 hours to do a build, and my consulting rate is $75/hr, a little lower than most retired chief systems engineers. This service is well worth the price, although the ordering interface could be improved. I had to re-start my selections several times after having the build line item fall off the cart somehow. The only way I could find to put it back was to re-start. Also pay close attention to the boxes when closing out the build or you'll end up with a cart full of iron and no build service. Pro: Nicely done assembly and integration, with attention to small details like putting the PCIe 4.0 drive in the 4.0 M.2 slot for optimum performance (I have a 3.0 drive on the way for Fedora). The Rosewill case is very solid and of higher general quality than expected. Everything is whisper-quiet, all loose ends are tucked away, and all spare cables, clips, screws, etc., were in the accessories box. Con:Not worth docking a star, but ENIAC should consider populating some DMI data as part of the build and/or including all box labels bearing device information: this thing reports its serial number as "Serial Number", along with some other dummied data and a lot of vacant fields. In particular, I spent a couple of hours finding the motherboard serial number because ENIAC did not send the box label and the ASUS doc was terse and cryptic. A serious amount of Google reading finally revealed that the s/n sticker is on the SIDE of the sata connector, obscured by the main power cable, which must be disconnected to read the sticker. This is NOT a location mentioned in Asus support articles. If Eniac had clipped the box label and put it in with the accessories, I'd have had that information at hand to register the MB. The case doc is also cryptic about accessing the drive bays, but I found them.