Rosewill SPECTRA D100 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Case With Tempered Glass Side Panel

Pros: Inexpensive, pretty, well ventilated. Standoffs are preinstalled which is nice. A big thumbs up for the vertical mounting for video card! Has a 2-slot bracket and a support standoff that affixes to the PSU garage/shroud, with a little well the support fits in to nicely. I haven't used it yet but it seems solid.

Cons: Terrible cable management, immobile HD cage, difficult to fit the power supply, no rear mounting for power supply.

Overall Review: This is so close to being a "perfect" budget enthusiast case. The case features a tempered glass side panel with rubber grommet mounts, an RGB hub, and connected to it are four large (RGB) fans. The case is well ventilated with a magnetic mesh filter on the top, metal mesh in front, ample venting in the rear and a filtered vent under the power supply. Mounting the power supply is a huge pain: the PSU can go in without the cables attached (I use a Rosewill 750w fully modular power supply) but once mounted, it is near impossible to reach the PSU to plug the modular cables in. Meanwhile, plugging the cables in beforehand means wrestling the PSU into place because as noted above, there's no rear-mount option. EDIT: I said the hard drive bracket was fixed; it appears that there are 4 screws on the bottom of the case that can be removed to take out the bracket, so that's a good thing. I found cable management to be difficult on this unit; the side panel should be deeper, as it was I had to push hard on the case side, I was worried I might damage the RGB hub or some of the cabling. Routing for cable management isn't great; there's no grommets or the like to route cables through, it seems that you're just left to finding holes to thread through to circle back around to the motherboard or video card. If you like RGB, it's nice, this case has four full RGB fans that have a few different options (soft strobe, a ring effect, solid color, blink) as well as off. The RGB is NOT remote controlled, but rather via a switch on top of the case which is inconveniently located immediately next to the reset button! Thermals seem to be nominal, nothing is either dangerously hot, or freezing cold. The top and front both have room for a water cooling solution which I myself do not use. You could also remove the RGB fan in the rear and attach a radiator there for a single 120mm AIO. At the price point I would recommend this case with the caveat that you should carefully examine it and plot out the routing for your cables etc. before you even consider putting the power supply in.

Pros: - Good airflow - Lots of room - Great looking

Cons: - Fans won't light up

Overall Review: Plugged fans into PSU and they spin without lights. LED I/O button doesn't plug nicely into provided HUB Unable to find any help online (no wiring manuals) Have emailed Rosewill and waiting for a reply. (1+ week already awaiting a reply) Great price if fans worked properly..

Pros: The glass is very, um, glassy?

Cons: 4 rgb fans all spin but no lights, nice spark from the fan/rgb controller on first boot. The case was also dented to the point where it wont sit level on a desk even though packaging was pristine. I can fix a wobbly case, but had that controller blown my rig, whole different story.

Overall Review: I ripped out all the fans, threw in 4 x 120m cooler master sickleflow's and 2 x 140mm antec's up top. It fits. Good-ish holes for wire management. Ordered at noon (east coast) on a Wednesday for 2nd day air delivery on Friday, rush and all. Naturally it didn't ship and didn't show up till Monday. Called for an RMA, sat on hoooooold and then its someone overseas with ZERO technical knowledge about anything to do with a computer. They were quick to give a return label and get me off the phone, which I could have done online. The down time would be ridiculous for ground shipping there - > wait for case to be in stock again -> then wait for transit back. I'll be shopping on the other store next time (you know, that place in the jungle), don't know why I stopped here again knowing that returns are usually slow AF.

Pros: +Cable management is adequate. +Airflow is good +Has dust filters for all of the fan spaces +Fans have a controller box and case has a dedicated led button which is nice for older motherboards that don't have rgb header +Plenty of ssd spaces +Hdd bay comes out for ease of installation of hdds +Gpu block for verticle mount is nice to have to prevent gpu sag and is adjustable +There is a punch-out on the front for a disc drive

Cons: -Basement doesn't come out to my knowledge which makes plugging cables into Modular psus difficult -punch-out expansion slots -(maybe) barely enough space for top mounted liquid cooler -only one usb 2.0 -reset and led button are very close together

Overall Review: Really good budget case and has a nice glass side panel (non tinted) it's really a step up from my old Rosewill Redbone case. It has a lot of space for everything you would need for a mid range pc. The back of the case is very thin for cable management like most cases, I'd say like an inch clearance.

Pros: Cheap, good cable management, mesh front panel gives great airflow while still being able to see the fans

Cons: No grommets for cables, break away pcie covers, proprietary fan connectors

Overall Review: Love it, delivers a mid to high end feel for a low end price

Pros: -comes with fans -plenty of cable tie down points for cable management -SSD mounts in the main case body -HDD trays are SSD compatible -decent ventilation -plenty of holes to run cables through to the motherboard

Cons: -included fans don't plug in via PWM but using molex through a hub -included fans use a single 6 pin plug that is hard to find from what i can gather -included fans have a rather obnoxious hub setup with cables that are rather short to put it anywhere really out of the way -Tempered glass is good for most but I wish there was an acrylic side panel option, even if you have to buy separately. -SSD mounting points on the front could have a bit more space, opening-wise. The SATA and SATA power cables for those were a VERY tight fit but they did fit.

Overall Review: I got this for a B450 build because I really liked the Rosewill Nautilus case I had been using for years with my first build and I also didn't want to take that build apart for the new PC. I was a bit apprehensive at first because other reviewers said that this case doesn't have much cable management or holes to run cables through. When the case arrived and I actually started building the PC I realized just how wrong they were. Unless you are totally inexperienced with building computers or are trying to stuff a TON of components into your build, this case should still have enough cable management for you. I did not opt to use three of the included four fans. They looked nice but the cables for them with the hub were obtrusive and obnoxious. I am using two SSDs, a liquid cooler with two fans, a four fan chassis cooling setup and a video card and all of the cooling has aRGB including the three chassis fans I replaced. I was able to fit ALL my cables in the back panel, tie them down using zip ties, and close the case. In any robust build where cable length is going to be a factor in where you can secure the cables, there will likely be a bit of a struggle when trying to get the back panel on the first time. I probably also bundled the cables in groups that were a tad thick as well. All and all I am very satisfied with this case. I do plan on replacing the last remaining stock fan with one that matches the other after market fans at a later date, though. I would definitely recommend this case to anyone building a PC, especially with multiple hard drives. The three fans in front extend all the way to the bottom of the chassis, which gives your HDD bay a breath of fresh air.

Overall Review: I recomended for mobo x570 and new gpus rtx 3000 or amd rx 6000 !!

Pros: - RGB doesn't really tickle my fancy, but I must say, this case looks really good powered on. - Good cable management - the fan hub is a great innovations that takes the hassle out of organizing all the little fan power cables.

Overall Review: Rosewill makes solid products at a good price. You won't be disappointment with this case.