Is that you Rasta, TechSmart? Nah, what am I saying.
*Ahem*
About BitFenix, now pay attention, if you did, you'd notice the Alchemy cables are not like Akasa, NZXT, or whatever other cable extensions out there. Here's why the Alchemy cable extensions are a step above the rest, the sleeving termination are
inside the plugs of the AWG18 end connectors. Their OEM didn't just whack in whatever length sleeving inside and try to mask it with heatshrink. Unfortunately AWG24-26 connector pins cannot handle the girth of wire and high density sleeving.
At the moment only a handful of mainstream chassis makers are expanding into the accessorising/plug-and-play modding. TTL from his Time To Live Customs modding days, is excited about these developments to open the door for other modders and tweakers. Let say Corsair, they have great fit and finish, but beyond different side panels, they're a bit lacking on the modding front. Lian Li, they do modding friendly cases and spare parts, but they've been doing that for a long time any way, nothing too new and exciting. NZXT do try to create new accessories, some fly, some crash; but then the H2 review came out, now they're too petulant to try to win back TTL with their product releases after the H2.
Your point about the lacklastre dust filters, case feet, and powdercoat is a bit of a moot point because you do say "very good case and value for money". Because those problems exists on almost all the cases that are in the
price range of the BitFenixs; you'll find these cost saving 'flaws' on Coolermasters, Antecs, NZXTs, even quality makers' budget cases from Lian Li and Silverstone. It's only when you f' it up badly like the NZXT H2, will TTL pounce.
As for the NH-D14, the Silver Arrow battle with the NH-D14 showed the SA hit the wall for 1.45V. Both the SA and D14 were in the margin of error for volts up until that point. But if you CPU is not a heat monster, and the SA fits for example a ASUS Sabertooth build theme, go for it and as a bonus you save five bucks!
If you were wondering, the Noctua NH-U12P was researched and bought before I'd ever heard about TTL or OC3D. Me no sheep yo.
I've typed too much for these kind of points of contention, I don't think I could be bother again for a few months.