Clear Led Blue Fans Gaming Computer

Perfect and compact size. I wish it had a Blue LED.

I like this computer. It’s very powerful. The only downside is that the fans can be a bit noisy.

You simply cannot beat this monitor for the price, and 75hz at that. Crystal clear, perfect for my office and my wife's. I think it would also be pretty good for a gaming computer providing you had an upgraded video card. Actually, my business computer is an HP Omen gamer. I use gaming computers in the office as they never get stressed in an office environment and last forever.

I wish the led to indicate the computer selected was on the remote where I could see it.

This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

I have had a few computer cases, as I am 79 years old and I started off with a Tandy Computer case way back when and then a few others since then. But this View 71 Tempered Glass Edition Full-Tower Case was the ultimate in Cases as far as I was concerned! It is so easy to work on! P.S. Throw away all the fans that come with the case and buy all new fans from a dealer and get new ones like 140 size for the top of the back of the case and 120 size for the front of the case and bottom of the case. I got all blue color for mine. Looks incredible!

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

The Thermaltake Massive 14 Laptop Cooling Pad with Dual LED Fans is absolutely amazing. I literally leave product on 24/7 with my HP Elitebook Pro. This product is silent, does the job extremely effectively and is shockingly affordable. Best purchase of this year!

most airflow cases are oriented toward cooling the cpu, but with the mesh side under the tempered glass, the gpu can also get proper cooling. it has two 120mm fan mounts above the psu shroud. my gpu temp dropped 8 degrees going from corsair 275r airflow to this case (with two fans mounted above the psu shroud). i mounted a 280mm aio at the top, but it's a pretty tight fit. if you're going a similar route, make sure any/all cables that needs to be plugged in at the top of the motherboard (8pin eps, fans, etc) before the aio is mounted. and if you're going with 280mm, make sure your memory kit isn't obnoxiously tall (i use ripjaws v). you can supposedly squeeze in three 140mm on the front, but i haven't tried (there should be a thread on reddit about that). comes with a 6x pwm fan hub, which is a nice touch. one thing to note is that if you want various fans to ramp up based on various sensors (for example, if you want the fans above the psu shroud to be based on gpu temps but want the front fans to be based on cpu), then don't plug them all on the same hub, since the hub plugs into one mobo fan header. removing the drive cage is quite annoying but there's a youtube video on how to do that. removing the cage helps if you have a lot of cables and no 3.5 drives. there's a big gap at the bottom of the front panel, which is great if you want your system to get dusty quickly. i taped off the gap using electrical tape. there are some accessories that go with this case (usb c port for the top of the case, led strip, hdd hot swap board). i bought the usb c port and led strip. the usb c port comes with one screw - it seems like it might need two screws at first glance, but if you read the instructions, it just needs one. for the led strip, the cable itself is quite short, so make sure you orient the led so that it can reach the motherboard. don't just stick it on without checking.

My MSI Gaming X Trio 3080 ti was at about 80c stock under load in my Corsair 5000D(5 120mm fans plus a 360mm AIO with 3 fans). In the Dynamic it runs 10c cooler since air is being pulled from the bottom of the case past the GPU. It is just a better design for high end air cooled 30 series GPUs.