Computer Fans Pc Part Picker

First time building my own PC, I used this case with PCpart picker and it fits everything perfectly. It's got a wonderful little back panel section to run wires through a non-visible section of the case that helps make everything inside look nice and pretty. Seems super durable, all the sensitive (glass and plastic) surfaces come with plastic on them to protect them while shipping. Super solid feeling and honestly just feels like a high quality case. Steal of a deal!

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

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!

The fans work great and look amazing! Keeps the pc nice and cool. Shipping was fast and items looked in great conditions.

Many great features in this pc case. The front fans are RGB and can be controlled by motherboard software, etc. The top easily comes off to make it easier to attach power cords to top of motherboard. I think the white case makes the interior stand out better visually than a black case. Cable management is fine. Plenty of room and vents for airflow.

Honestly, this was the first Motherboard I have ever used for my first all-purpose PC aH. I got this baby from Micro Center, and it worked like a charm. Albeit, I will say it does stink how there is ONLY ONE ARGB header, so for those of us who are like me, and is using the Lian Li o11 Dynamic regular/XL/Evo, and are using more than 4 case fans, you pretty much have to use your RGB fan controllers that maybe came with your RGB fans, or something. Otherwise, aH, there was plenty of space for all 9 fans to be plugged in, along side 4 sticks of 8 gb ram, by Gskill Trident Z. I did use the Galahad 360 mm AIO, and so it worked wonders! If anyone has any questions, I can answer and send pics as proof that I am not a bot or something!

When building my new PC, I purchased a Cooler Master ML240M AIO that uses these fans, and right away knew I wanted a matching third fan for the rear exhaust. B&H Photo was the only retailer in the country that had this fan it in stock. These fans are built very well (their cages are a GFRP material), and they feel much more robust handling them than other fans. If you do not mind 12v RGB (opposed to 5v addressable), then these are a solid option.

i order 9 of this fans including one reverse , they are so ufff beautiful that makes you stare at the pc from time to time lol

I'm new to B&H, but I've enjoyed this purchase process, and will probably be back for more toys. I'm not doing a standard PC build (no (usual) motherboard), but the case was pleasant to work in, compared to experience in the distant past. For its purpose, I got a used one, and it is in great shape. The PSU and a full set of fans went in effortlessly, and I had places to route wiring. The case is prepared with a couple of punch-outs, unobtrusively on the right side, to put top fans on the outside, in case a radiator takes too much space on the top, inside.

First pc I've built in 8+ years. Case layouts are a little different now. This case made building easy. There is plenty of room to route and hide cabling. Loads of room for fans and the cooling is good. My temps don't go over 65C playing warzone on high settings with 6 fans.