Question 1

Will this need additional fans, or are the included ones enough?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the build but it comes with two 120mm fans (one in the front and one in the rear) and I would highly recommend a minimum of two front intakes and one rear for a total of three fans minimum. But if your build does not require a lot of power I would say like less than 250 watts two may be enough for air cooling with an aftermarket tower cpu cooler but stock i would not recommend. Point being the two fans it comes with can get the job done but I would STRONGLY recommend getting another one for at least three total.

Question 2

Does the front of this open up to gain access to an optical drive?

Accepted Answer

No optical drive spot is included. I too held out on getting a case without an optical drive. Just got a external USB drive that's works well enough. Personally I feel that without the optical drive the case looks much cleaner

Question 3

Can a 360mm radiator still be mounted in the front while having a 3.5" drive in the drive bay below?

Accepted Answer

I believe you can.  You might want to go to youtube and look up HardwareCanucks review of the case (check around the 2:55 mark of the video).  I did not use a 360 mm rad in my build.  As the video shows, you can remove the front part of the PSU shroud and slide the drive cage back a little.  A couple of things to keep in mind here, when you shift the drive cage back, you are effectively limiting the amount of space you have to work with your power cables coming from your PSU.  So, if it were me, I would opt for a smaller form factor PSU.  I hope this helps!  It is a great case, I used it for my wife's PC and I have to say it was a breeze to build in.  Rather enjoyable.

Question 4

Will a 280mm rad fit on the top?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you are fine with giving upusage of either the top front fan or rear fan. I have a 240 mm rad in mine, and with both the rear fan and top front fan mounted I have barely any room, mounting them was a struggle. So technically yes, but practically a 240 is the largest you would want.

Question 5

Is there a power supply included with this case ? if so what are the specs on it ?

Accepted Answer

There is no power supply included with the cases

Question 6

Would you be able to put three rgb fans on the front? If so what size? thanks.

Accepted Answer

The front can fit a set of either (A) 2 140mm fans, or (B) 3 120mm fans.  Any lighting would be visible through the front mesh, particularly if looking straight into the mesh.  Any interior lighting would also be visible from the mesh at the top of the case, depending on viewing angle.  great case. i've been really satisfied with mine.

Question 7

Looking to build a Ryzen X570 system. What length video card do you think should be the maximum for this size case?

Accepted Answer

I have a 310mm GPU.  It just fits with a fan I wouldn't go over 310mm unless you remove the front fan adjacent to the card.  If you're going to front-mount a radiator,  you'll need to decrease the length of the GPU.

It's a sick looking case.  Especially if you go for a blacked out look with a tasteful amount of RGB.  DooooeeeeeeT  ;)

Question 8

what size are the fans included?

Accepted Answer

The case comes with two 120mm fans pre-installed. One in the front and one in the back.

Question 9

Why is the glass panel tinted so dark?

Accepted Answer

My guess is it dark to match the mesh on the case. Through the mesh on the front of the case you will only see the parts of your fans that light up and through the side you will only see the lights on your components unless you have a strong light shining in.

Question 10

Is it possible to get this case without the tinted tg?

Accepted Answer

No, not currently. It is sad because the glass is super dark

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