
-Big. - Intelligently Designed - Able to fit the Artic Freezer 2 420mm AIO... Barely as long as you do a push pull config of the AIO in order to provide the clearance. - Simple and Well Designed. No PSU shroud so you have more usable space to build. -Lightweight for the size

Lots of room in this case, the layout is great for hiding cables and very easy to configure and setup touch screen with Nexus software. Great cooling with 9 fans. Well built and sturdy case with actual glass.

Very spacious Comes with screws Can fit multiple fans and storage drives If you're a Linux nerd like me who wants to do a GPU Pass-through for a Windows VM, this case is it (I Pass-through the Nvidia card btw) Yes, I have mismatch fans, it was all I had for now

Well ventilated with filter screens over air intakes, light weight, and great storage. You'll need a power supply and two 120mm fans to go with it.

Great fan support, All the fans are plugged into the hub already and it's just a matter of plugging the hub into the fan header and SATA power to get all five of them running. The cable management channels are nice to work with, made easy work out of cable management. The panels are easy enough to remove and attach and require no tools. At the same time, it's not too easy to remove the panels to the point you do it on accident.

the N3-W comes with 4 fans and the 3 that are to the right of the motherboard are reverse blade so they are already blowing in the case for optimal air flow. filters are covering the air holes except for the back of the case which is great for keeping dust out and your system clean. plenty of room in the back behind the motherboard to shove cables. the 4 fans that come with the N3 are plugged in to a fan controller that gets power from SATA which is easy to use. the look of the case is super sharp in my opinion, the fans have reflective bits on them which help it all pop. 3.5 and 2.5 hdd and ssd were easy to install in the bracket in the back below the psu. i bought a separate sata power cable extender to reach the fan controller and all 4 of my hard drives.

-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.

I currently own a 216 and was very happy with it. Then I saw this case and read a few reviews. This is a worthy upgrade. My 5700 x3d idles at 39 to 40 degrees and never breaks 60. An Infinity 140 fits in the rear where my 216 would scratch them up. It looks smaller but fits more than the 216. Now it is screaming at me to go for and all white am5 set up. I placed the lain li edge 1000 in it and it is great. I had planned use that in my fish bowl case. It has an included front filter that I had to buy for my 216. It has much better cable management though I am not going to do much until I get my am5 setup ready. For 125.00 for white and 120 for black it is hard to beat and fun to build in. It looks possible to add optic drives in too instead of the hard drive cages which would end my 2nd computer's usage.

pre-installed fan/rgb hub magnetic dust covers easy to build in


Small case

-Good customer service (mine was mailed to the wrong address and they fixed it right away) -Sturdy case (you can feel the quality) -Color is pretty

First build and a beautiful set up. Everything fits and works as it should. Couldn't be happier.


I like the front panel connections om front of case instead of on top

Great airflow with super quiet fans. My PC is almost silent and stays very cool. It's very flexible and configurable. All of the cable routing really made for a lot less of a rat's nest than I've had in the past.

Case has many of the features of more expensive cases. The build quality is sound and no corners were cut in it's manufacture. Cable Management options are decent.


- Construction Quality - Wire Management - Airflow

- Price. - 8 3.5" internal drive bays. - Solid build