Case out of the box. Cat in the box:

Empty case, front view:

Empty case, rear view:

Full case, up and running Gentoo Linux of course:

Yes, the computer booted in less than 5 tries. Connectors were the main culprit in lack of bootage.
The documentation that came with this case is absolute crap. I had to google and find a review site to find out how the HDD mount system worked. I pity the noob that tries to assemble one of these from scratch.
Total time for disassembly of the existing Linux box and reassembly in the new case and successful boot: 2.5 hours.