Your Aerocool Aeroengine II casing can easily be modded to BTX style.
I think you should google up so that you'll have a cool BTX style casing.

Why not?
Everyone is crazy about modding their cases into BTX.
Even those gods of casing modification in many forums always modded their casing to BTX.

I believe you don't know the "sweetness" of BTX do ya?
Well, do google up about BTX.

Seriously, you'll love it after you've heard the "sweetness" of BTX.

In normal ATX design, you'll see that your motherboard lays on top of the left sidepanel.
In BTX design, you'll see that your motherboard lays on top of your right sidepanel.

This is ATX: [As you can see, the motherboard tray lies on top of the right sidepanel]


This is BTX: [As you can see, the motherboard tray lies on top of the left sidepanel]


What's the biggest differences?
The Cooling Performance.

BTX design is A LOT cooler than ATX.

Please don't misunderstand the word "cooler" as cool @ beautiful design.

The word "cooler" i'm talking about is in terms of thermo dynamics, A.K.A. heat @ thermal.

BTX design will make your hardware A LOT cooler than the old ATX design.

I didn't say you have to change to lian-li just to get BTX.

Anyway, what makes you say Ah Lian is a "fancy schmancy" casing?
Ah Lian casings aren't "fancy schmancy", they are smart, and cool looking, they don't have any "fancy schmancy" specs and looks.

Your casings are.

Acceptable, as that ram is using Micron D9GCT chips.
You could get better with some other rams that uses D9GMH with a lower price tag that you've paid for your Patriot ram though.