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Pros: I like the set up, it’s quiet easy, I haven’t finished doing my build but so far, no snags, I haven’t tested the fans performance, obviously, but I’ll update when finished, I like the looks of it, it looks refined not exuberant, good functionality and versatility
Cons: None
Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this product
Pros: sized large enough for 280 mm radiator on the top of the case. side window to see RGB fans, lots of interior space easy to work in; feels sturdy. rear mounts for 2 1/2" SSDs are real convenient.
Cons: the on/off button is a little different at the top of the front panel; the reset button could definitely be a little bit bigger sides are a little bit tough to reinstall, filter on bottom will not stay put the front panel filter cover is a Pain to put back on
Overall Review: overall a pretty fair case fo the price
Pros: Well ventilated, plenty of space inside for cable management and a nice place to mount two SSD's on the back side. Provided fans quiet enough, easy to place three more fans if wanted over screened areas. Has space to add optical drives and looks decent with or without said drives.
Cons: Doors awkward as heck to remove and install. Latching handle on main door would have been much nicer. Front screen constantly pops loose when moving the case around, for any reason, though this shouldn't be an issue once computer is placed where it is to live, Just annoying. I personally dislike flashy lights in my computer and would rather have this case with no window on the doors so I don't have to see the ones I did wind up with in my build.
Overall Review: I Used a few oversized items, such as the Noctua NH-D15S and the fat and long XFX RX 5700 Xt Thicc III Graphics Card, and there was plenty of space. Having mounts for SSD's in the back was nice as well, so as not to add blockage to lower front fan, though this can be a non issue by adding another fan between the power supply and the drive rack. If you do not intend to use this, you can remove it if you want. I switched the doors so that dang RGB lighting on the motherboard was not visible to the room. Some of us don't like flashy lights all over the room if we are watching a movie.
Pros:
+ Light weight
+ Easy to hide cables
+ 5.25 Bays for CD/DVD/Blu Ray Drives
+ No LED lights inside case or on fans (I'm not a fan of the glowing lights)
+ The Tool-Free Tool-free SSD, Hard Drive, and Optical Drive mounts makes install easy, with exception if one is using a SSD to Hard Drive (3.5) mount (see cons about this).
Cons:
- The center pin/screw for the mother board is a long peace of plastic, and makes sitting the mother board tricky if one is not expecting it. I had to remove the rear case fan to sit the motherboard correctly, but I was able to reinstall the fan with no problems.
- The dust screen on the bottom of the computer is held on by magnets, and tends to fall off easily if the case is being moved around.
- The front dust screen (in front of the fans) is secured by plastic push locking mechanisms. The little "grasps" that secure the screen can break fairly easily. And the same screen tends to "pop off" (by design) too easy when the case is pushed from the front.
- The Tool-Free 3.5 Drive bays do not handle the SSD to 3.5 mounts. One will have to remove the "pins" from those items to use a mount, and will have to use screws.
- The SSD mounts around "behind" the Motherboard mounts and space is limited.
Overall Review:
I'm not generally happy with the new case designs of removing the Optical drive bays, or the super glowing LED case lights for a over all "slick look." That is one of the primary reasons why I decided to go with this case.
There are minor design flaws, such as the push locking mechanisms on the front of the case, and the magnetic dust screen on the bottom, but that is about it.
Overall, I am happy with the case.
Pros:
Newer advanced design. very light and almost all aluminum.
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More choices than i can count, deep case dimension
Top and front rads - well done and easy to use.
Cons: The front grill attachment keeps comng undone because everytime i try to move it the thing seems to catch the front with my finger/s and come open again and again, until you learn to avoid this by conciously grabbing below or just not touching the front with pressure.
Overall Review:
1/16/2018 just finished this build using an Asus Aura Gaming 970 motherboard.
4/6/2019 Rebuilt using Asus "crosshair 6 hero X370 motherboard".Looking forward to
the "RGB" setup, upgrades and refinements.
12/18/19 All new hsf, ram, video card for XMAS.
Pros:
- Nice Mid-Tower
- Lovely aluminum brush panels
- Fits Corsair H100i Platinum 240mm easy
- One of few enclosure that still have 5.25 drive bay (2)
- USB 3.0 is a must
- (2) SSD and (3) HDD trays
- Magnetic top and bottom screens
- Good airflow
Cons:
- Side panel could be stiffer (Bigger gauge of metal);
- Window is not tempered glass;
- More room between side panel for cable management;
- Rear case fans must be removed if you want to fully enjoy your RGB motherboard lighting at back panel.
Overall Review:
I build Gaming PC's and I used this case more than once.
I recommend it if you can put your hand on one...
Pros: The case was easy to work with, had plenty of expansion capacity, and was well built.
Cons: None
Overall Review: I recommend this case.
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Overall Review: good case