There are some poor design decisions as there are with many lian li cases: the side by side HDD cages - in mine drives located in the rear cage run from 3 to 5 deg. C warmer than the same drives placed in the front cage (w/ no drives in the front cage), all the perforations in the bottom of the case - too many not to interfere with any airflow planning and too small of a diameter to allow significant air flow, the strangled fan in the duct - it can barely move air in either direction due to the very restrictive venting but it is better on intake than exhaust. There are others, but those are the majors. Not too difficult to remedy as aluminum is easy to cut and drill.
. As with most Lian Li cases, even the bad ideas are executed very well. Everything lines up well and looks good in a lab equipment sort of way. Some of the choices were made to save costs to meet BB's price goal (anyone know what the original BB price was - I'm sure it was higher than the current $120. or less, but less than the $200.+ that the same case would list for with the L-L badge on it) like the cheap, slippery plastic feet and pop rivets on the 5" drive rack. But those are easily and cheaply remedied.
. Plus all sorts of Lian Li replacement and upgrade parts are available from several online resellers, so you can make of the RFFT just about whatever you want. Good for those who know what they are about and decent even for those who don't. But the sucker is HUGE!
Up on a pair of Rubbermaid step stools, it obscures the whole side of my desk...
There are several threads here with lots of info and insight into the RFFT, I suggest you read them - there are at least two in C&C and one in Hot Deals.
As was mentioned above, always better to do one's homework up front, rather than to seek validation after the fact...
.bh.