RAIJINTEK SILENOS MS PRO WHITE, a ATX Tower case with Mesh at Front and Tempered Glass (4.0mm) side panel , Comes with Pre-installed 2pcs ARGB 200mm Fans at Front and 1pcs 120mm ARGB fan at Rear

Pros: Price. Design. Well thought out wire management. Magnetic top filter. Actual glass. Plenty of room inside for most needs. Glass windows with no screws or anything visible. Feels fairly solid. 6 slots for SSD's + 2 for HDD's 200MM front fan x2! Quiet fan operation. Very bright RGB lights!

Cons: Very bright RGGB lights! Not a lot of room inside for a custom water loop but an AIO water cooler fits in just fine. Plastic doesn't look as quality as other plastic cases. Has a cheap feeling to it. Not a fan of the glass window behind the mobo tray. Restricted airflow upfront due to glass cover.

Overall Review: First I'd like to point out I received this case for free for my unbiased opinion. I believe in providing my honest opinion no matter if it is positive or negative. Overall this is a nice case. I'm not very familiar with this brand but I love cases with windows and windows made from tempered glass is a huge plus in my books. Opening the box showed a well-packed mid-tower case. On first inspection, I found the case to be pretty solid and all panels to be straight and even. This is important to me because I treat my towers as almost art. There is a bit of an art form involved with building computers and configuring the inside to look beautiful. There is plenty of room inside to install a full-sized ATX board, a Corsair H115i water cooler, GTX 1080Ti, and all other bits and bobs. I found cooling to be pretty good even considering airflow would be even better without the glass front (though I admit it looks awesome but this is a clear example of form over function.) Wire management was pretty easy. There are a couple of areas behind the back panel that allowed me to tuck cables well enough. This set-up meant that only a few cables were visible that plugged into the motherboard and graphics card. I love the top vent filter and how it is magnetized. Very easy to pull off and clean. The bottom filter is not magnetized though and removing it is a little harder. It is a thin piece of plastic that can be bent slightly away from the 4 tabs holding it on. This one would have been better utilizing a pull-out filter from the rear of tower. There isn't a filter upfront though so blowing out the case to clean the dust will need to be done more often. Plenty of front ports including one USB 3 and two USB 2 ports and just about any AIO water cooler rad will fit in the top of this case, (120 to 360 30mm rads). All in all this case should meet just about anyone's needs. I'm not a huge RGB fan but my son absolutely loves it and of course, he claimed this tower as soon as he saw it powered up. So, all in all, I think this is a very nice looking case with great wire management options, a clean look and offers enough space for most anyone's needs. It's really a slick looking case. My son gives it 4 eggs but I have to give it 3. Quality could be better, I mean it looks very stylish and the glass looks fantastic but some of the plastic look's kind of cheap. Parts of this case look high-end while other parts look cheap. That's just my opinion though. For the most part, I do really dig this case and I'd proudly place it on my desk for all to see if not for my son claiming it. :) Raijintek has caught my attention for sure so I will be keeping a close eye out for their future products. This really is a solid choice for the money and three eggs might seem low but they are three well-deserved eggs for sure. This case lost two eggs because I think that the design though nice, could have been improved easily making this a 4 or 5 egg review.

Pros: I was pleasantly surprised when I received this. It came in a plain box, I left it outside for few hours and then wiped the box down with a disinfecting wipe as per recommendations given the current virus situation. When I opened the box there was a medium sized case that looked very well made with glass parts on it and it did look very nice. My first thought was weather I would be able to fit my components inside but after unpacking it it turned out that the case layout for various components was very well thought out and organised. I liked the huge rbg fans and dust screens, a separated compartment for psu, raised bottom to allow good psu air intake. I then tried out various motherboard sizes and they all fit very well and snug, there is ample room for a dual radiator cooling solution on top and video cards of at least 30cm (the big cards) do fit nicely but it is a very snug fit. The front of the case does look like it has mountings for a triple radiator however consideration would need to be taken weather to opt for a shorter vid card or a thinner radiator nonetheless the design of the case is optimized for a snug fit of components.

Cons: I really did not see anything that I would call a con with this case other than what someone already mentioned that the usb and ports are on the top and are prone to spills but hey with a such a good looking case why would you want to put drinks on it.

Overall Review: Very well made and elegant, the glass on 3 sides with back side darkened glass is very nice. Huge rbg lighting that work beautifully with the glass and light up the entire system beautifully. Highly recommend.

Pros: Was pleasantly surprised by the amount of room inside the case. Fits my gtx 1080's just fine. Tempered glass is solid. Love the see through effect with the RGB's from the fans and mother board in sync to my music. Makes for a really cool light show at lan parties. Cheap and quality craftsman.

Overall Review: Great price and quality case

Pros: Good build quality, with easy access on both sides. Having easy access on the back side means having easy access to cable runs, in order to properly route cables. For storage, it has three easily accessible trays for three 2.5" SSDs, and a tray at the bottom for mounting up to two normal 3.5" hard drives. For ventilation, it has a pair of 7" fans on the front of the case. (Large fans mean lower fan speeds, which means less noise.) Handy, easy-to-clean dust filter over power supply air intake. (It's held in place by magnets, so it's also very easy to remove for cleaning.) It's very attractive, with tempered glass side panels on both sides. It's not a "tool-less" case, but the only tool you'll need is a simple screwdriver.

Cons: Power switch and USB ports are on top of the case, instead of on the front. That makes it easy to spill something in the USB ports, and it makes it easy for my cats to turn the computer on or off by jumping up on the switch. (And yes, the cat issue is a real consideration around my place.) There's no bay to mount a CD/DVD drive. Okay, to be fair, that might not be such a big deal to most people nowadays, but to some people it might be.

Overall Review: Overall, it's a nice case at a nice price. The only reason I'm taking off one egg is because of having the power switch and USB ports on top instead of on the front. (But to be fair, that's my preference, and it might be okay with someone else.)

Pros: Clean-lined case; no thumbscrews for the glass on the sides (all on the back), decent price at the time I bought it

Cons: Front glass doesn't seem to be removable, so can be difficult to work around; doesn't accommodate Noctua's A20s; don't try returning it

Overall Review: The case itself looks clean-lined, and not overly complicated, and priced attractively when I bought it. My goal was to find a compact ATX case, as small as possible without going into the boutique arena, while still having good fan options. I happened upon the Silenos when checking out Raijintek's own website, and was intrigued that it could house 2 x 200mm fans in front, as well as 140mm fans everywhere else, while still housing a decent ATX-based system. When I saw it on Newegg, the price was compelling, too, so I went for it. It shipped and arrived quickly enough - I wasn't in any rush - and it arrived around the same time as the fans I wanted to put in the front: the Noctua A20s. Then I realized: Raijintek meant only their own version of 200mm fans would fit (and any similar in dimensions), which did not include the Noctua A20s. Nowhere on their site did it explicitly state this, and some of their previous cases that could house 200mm fans *were* compatible with A20s - but the Silenos was/is not (at least, not two of them - you could fit one plus a 120/140mm companion above or below). It's not merely a Raijintek problem, of course, that websites only tell so much of the compatibility of their items, since they want you to stay in-house and only buy their products as much as they can pull you in. And it might not have been an issue if I was really into RGB for Raijintek's own fans, or hadn't already bought the A20s. What made it extra frustrating, though, is in trying to return the case, Newegg wanted to have me shell out for a return label that was HALF the cost of the case in the first place. I don't know if this was set on their end, or by Raijintek, but at that steep of a shipping cost to return something that was misleading in its description, I plan to turn around and either incorporate it into a build for friend or family, or sell it locally. I do know, though, that I won't be so quick to purchase Raijintek cases in the future if I have even the least bit of uncertainty based on not enough information on their site - and considering this was my first purchase through them, with this experience, it might not come to be the case that I buy from them going forward. All that being said, The case itself is clean-lined, light, no thumbscrews on the side or front glass (though you cannot remove the front glass like you can the sides, so building has a slight barrier), and priced decently - it's just not explicitly outlined on its specifications page regarding what sorts of things it can support, compared to the blanket statement on fans it had when I bought. tl;dr - 2 eggs off for incomplete/misleading information and return label cost.

Pros: High air flow Great looks Decently made.

Cons: Instructions aren't clear on disassembly Misinformation on product. Not installed with case fans

Overall Review: Overall great case , the case I received didn't come with the 2 200mm case fans that was stated it came with. Nor a rear exhausted case fan. The build quality seems to be very sturdy and looks great with the motherboard and gpu I put in it. While going to put my own 200mm front fan within the case I can not figure out how to disassemble the front glass to get to the mounting bracket for the case. Any help on this? Overall 4/5 Would be higher if case fans were included/ preinstalled like stated in the product information. That was the main reason I bought the case.

Pros: Love the look. Giant fans on the front will give great airflow.

Cons: Instructions are absolutely useless, if you can call them instructions at all. It seems like this was foreign made, and they just didn't want to pay anyone to write/translate any sort of instructions, so they opted for a few pics showing how to screw in peripherals. If you want a ratnest of cables and cords and ALSO instructions that are one fold out page that is only pictures, and only shows what screws secure what, then this is the case for you. If you've ever looked at a puzzle and thought, "Man, I wish all these pieces were white, and left me to just use trial and error to see if everything works" then buy this case immediately.

Overall Review: My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined. Also, don't bother looking for videos, or any kind of breakdown on how to get this set up, all you'll see is foreign language unboxing videos. That's it.

Pros: open case good air flow the glass is well made so is the case it's self has more room then i thought it could be very happy if you are going to build BUY THIS !

Cons: none

Overall Review: buy buy buy