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This is one of the most nice and qualify budget case ive ever seen it has some predone cable management and also has lots of magnetic dust covers one on the top bottom and front

Zalman products are my favorite. Get a great deal on a great product.

This is my fifth Fractal case going back to the Define XL R2 model with a Haswell chip. I recently built up a replacement for that unit allowing the switch to Win 11, and used a Fractal Define 7 model for the case. My other PC, non laptop, was using an ITX motherboard. Much as I like the form factor I grew tired of the limited space and tried the Define 7 Compact and ATX board. This rig is used primarily for ripping records, analog to digital. Processed files are ultimately stored on a NAS. The rig uses a Intel i5 14600K Raptor Lake refresh, Noctua pancake CPU cooler, 2xSSD, 1xHDD and 1 M.2 SSD and no dedicated GPU. PS is a be Quiet 750W unit. The 140mm intake and 120mm exit fan were more than capable of handling the job with almost zero noise and the CPU runs from 30-34C. Also, the size while not ITX like, works for my needs.

Large enough to house any size GPUs Can fit a 360mm aio! Plenty of space and expansion

- A lot of interlocking parts, which reduces the amount of tools and screws used - Great customization options - Very quite - Spacious - Numerous cable management options - Many Fan and cooler configuration options

-Great budget case if found for $50-70. -Includes FOUR fans (of questionable quality). -Includes fan/led hub -USB 3.2 front panel (more rare on budget cases) -Great sleek somewhat minimalist look

-Compact full-ATX frame -Lots of mesh & fan mounts in optimized locations -Fits a full size GPU snugly but not too cramped -Lovely build quality! Seriously it looks so great on display, proud desk ornament.

Hot swap drive bays9 of them

7 pre installed ARGB at this price is a great deal. Fan hub has room for 2 more fans (can daisy chain for even more). RGB has plenty of options to chose from (although i can't seem to customize them), and can even chose to turn the RGB off if you hold down the LED light on the case for a few seconds. Cable management is made very easy with all the cutouts. Very spacious, had a 10 year old case that wasn't as large and my temps are noticeably better. PSU and HDD/SSD storage in the back makes for a cleaner case.

I'm in love with this case, it's easily the best looking case I've ever owned. I spent an extra hour or two modifying this case using a Dremel tool, just so it can support my BTF motherboard (connectors on the backside).

This case is AMAZING, lots of room to build and manage cables yet still small enough to comfortably display on a desk. The case fans alone keep this PC cool and the pure spectacle of this bad boy is stunning.

1. Carefully packed with enough Styrofoam to arrive undamaged. 2. Amazing airflow for AIO cooler on CPU, and/or dual AIO (CPU+GPU). 3. The easiest case I have ever built in. 4. Simple and clean cable management. 5. Best thermals for a prosumer case.

Great cable management Plenty of room for additional fans Stock fans are awesome Quiet Plenty of room for HDDs (3.5" and 2.5"), can mount 2 SSDs behind the mobo tray (awesome) Built in fan controller is simple but effective

this amazing for its price

fits full front mounted AIO and 4090 FE with room to spare

Easy to build in. Great price. Solid pc case with fans / fan hub. Easy to control RGB fans with reset button.

Over all amazing of case looks super super cool

I'm not going to write a pros/cons, just the facts in this category. This is a VERY bare-bones 4U case. There are no reward points here for style. There are no removable/hot-swap trays, there is an old commitment to 5.25" bays you can convert with an IcyDock or similar; the tray layout does not provide for any of the newer methods for routing or cable management, and the spacing is such that you are not going to put any deep mount device in here. While there are numerous 3.5" bays, you really will want to use less than 1/2 of them for both heat and performance concerns. The case, however, is one of the cheaper 4U cases, and if you are looking for a baseline for a simple purpose, like a virtualization header, a Windows server, a firewall or similar, this case is certainly a decent choice. I have had no problems using this as a case for my firewall and VPN software layouts, as well as Windows servers in the past, due to pass-through problems of specific USB security keys that did not like VMWare or XCP's pass-through I was forced to keep on their own.