Connecting Fans To Motherboard

Great look, flexibility, manual is not very clear on connecting fans though. At least there is a manual in the box. And lots of screws.

This case is great to build in, with a very well thought-out layout. I like that you can remove the entire top - it made it easier to maneuver my arms inside the case when installing a motherboard than some other cases I've tried. It's a very quiet case, and can be made even quieter with the right aftermarket fans. That being said, my build runs a little bit hotter than it probably would in some other cases, but that's to be expected since this case is more focused on minimizing noise than on maximizing airflow. Just something to keep in mind for your intended use. No RGB is a BIG plus for me. It's hard to find a good minimalist case these days, and this certainly is one. I'm a software developer who does some casual gaming and light video editing, but I'm also a musician, so having dependable equipment that gets out of my way so I can focus on what I'm actually doing is important to me. The other big plus is the front panel USB 3.1 Gen II (10 Gbps). Love the fast charging for my phone, and the fact that I can plug in USB Type-C accessories without an adapter. Just make sure your motherboard has the right header (I'm using an Asus TUF Gaming X570-Pro right now). One fan was DOA, but everything else about the case was mechanically and cosmetically perfect. I was planning to swap out the fans for different ones anyway so it doesn't affect my review. In summary, if you're looking for a well-built, non-RGB case that's quiet and offers front panel USB Type-C, this case is for you.

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!

This case makes cooling a simple task with the three fans up front and many different options to add more. Fits my motherboard(ATX) and all components easily and has many options for cable management. Saw great reviews from Gamer's Nexus on Youtube and totally think this is worth the money. =)

It's a sturdy case and everything fit for the most part. The built in fans aren't compatible with my motherboard. That's no ones fault, just a bit inconvenient. The storage trays were a bit lacking too but all in all I'm happy with my purchase!

This case easily took an X570 motherboard. This case comes with 3 120mm 3 pin fans, but they daisy chain. That is rad. The basement of the case is spacious and you can pull the 3.5 bay out and mount in the top of the case! The cable routing is magnificent. The chassis is sturdy and strong. The tempered glass is nice and all case screws are captured. This is a great case

The Hyte Y70 touch nails it on all levels. From motherboard support up to EATX which I am currently using to 360 mm radiator support on the top and side of the case, Hyte has you covered. Installation in this case was great. The only challenges came into play when plugging in the front panel audio header on the motherboard due to the riser cable for the vertical GPU mount obstructing the view and fitting 3 Lian Li SL 120 fans in the bottom. I was able to do both. They just had to be finessed a bit due to the case design. Aside from these two areas, the case is perfection. Plenty of room for my RTX 4090, EATX ROG mobo, and ten fans. I loved the experience of building in this case. It is a showstopper. Sorry for the glare in the pictures. I was too lazy to pop off the side panel.

Why? Well, it's 'unlocked'. It's fast. It's 12th generation. I don't need cpu graphics, but for 'new' builds or a motherboard replacement, it's perfect for an initial display or while tracking 'glitches'. I must admit, overclocking is left to the motherboard, and this hopped to a 4900MHz clock-rate almost out-of-the-box. Idle stays around 28-32C; light gaming pushed it to 40C. GFx card was in the 48-50C range and didn't trigger the fans to run. So, why not an i-7 or i-9? Cheaper and nearly equal across lots of stress tests with a good memory configuration, and I wanted a board to make use of my DDR-4 so this chip made sense. Unspent money meant I could grab the fancy fans!

Great RGB Fan. Awesome modular design for multiple fans connecting together. With the controller, customizing the light is really easy with the Lian Li L3 Connect software