1995 Gateway Computer Full Tower

For those few times left you need a serial cable, and you don't have a computer built after 1995 (well, an old one, anyway), there's this guy/gal/cable. It works, the drivers installed flawlessly, the cable did its job, and I was able to lie to terminal software and tell it that a USB port was a serial port. YAY!

Easy to set up and well able to support the weight of my full size tower

The gateway to paradise

This case is the best case to get if you're shopping for a mid-tower but you want 5.25 drive bays, full stop. Or, alternately, if you're doing a budget build with components from two or more generations ago and you're not super worried about heat generation. Otherwise, a mid-tower that's more airflow-optimized and has room for more fans/larger radiators like the Corsair 4000D could be a better choice. Because the fans are on the front of the case, it has a massive amount of room for a graphics card, but might struggle to pull in the air to cool a flagship. I've bought a full set of Noctua case fans and a 7900 XT for my final build (not pictured as it hasn't yet arrived, used older card for POST troubleshooting) so I might update with how the final build performs under load once it's arrived. The case was easy to build in, even for a first-time builder (with experienced supervision) like me. The velcro was a fantastic touch for cable management - I'm actually thinking about buying more somewhere and replacing some of the bread ties. The power button has a satisfying clean click, and isn't mushy. The matte black surface of my variant looks functional and clean and most importantly, is more likely to survive being hauled back and forth between apartments than tempered glass. Overall, for $80 plus $10 for the USB-C attachment, a great price for a mid-tower with 5.25 bays and massive graphics card clearance.

This thing was incredibly easy to build in and it's running just as well as my big ATX full-size tower was but taking up a lot less desk space and it's nice and quiet even under full load. Would highly highly recommend!

Best Full Tower Case I have ever worked with. More than enough room and design configurations to work with any motherboard.

Normally i’m a die hard full size receiver and tower speakers guy, especially with home theater audio. My wife didn’t want another full setup in our (16’x 14’) bedroom so we opted for a soundbar and a wireless sub. I’m honestly shocked at how loud this thing can get, all while staying clear too. The imaging and scoundscape is impressive for its size and configuration. The bass is enough and adjustable if it’s late or otherwise not wanted. The voice enhancing option is great too, especially when low volume levels are ideal. I’d say this is great place to start and a relatively small purchase for great audio. I’ll agree with a earlier comment about the remote not being great, it works mostly but at times is finicky about transmitting the function and it’s marginally difficult to find the buttons in low light. We’ve been using it for about three years with no issues, looking to get one for our oldest kiddo too.

We use this for our portable photo tower units for our wedding business. Quick easy setup with full adjustable features and small, compact easy transport made the purchase a no brainer. Still, when we set them up we could not have been happier with the result. I'll be adding a second unit to our inventory shortly.

The board was easy to install and configure. It fit in the case I purchased which was a full tower. Also had a 1600 watt pwr supply. Everything was marked and identified correctly.

I am preparing my own pc and this full tower is perfect for what i want i suggest to buy and is 5 star the customer service I highly recommend.