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This is one absolute beast of a gaming PC case. It is very high quality and absolutely HUGE! I am very impressed with it, and incredibly satisfied with the design, size, and quality. Pros: very big size and heavy, quiet fans, lots of vents, SUPER easy to build in, several storage areas for SSD/HDD, front I/O is great (my mobo only allows one side to be active so consider that when buying mobo) Cons: no RGB on fans, case is not enclosed (small gaps at top that dust might get into) Overall, I highly recommend this PC case and even though it is very expensive it is absolutely worth every penny. Buying this case is definitely a future proof for upgrading to bigger cooler (up to 420mm) and graphics cards

This was my first fully custom build, and a much needed update after 7 years on my previous pc. Everything I wanted to do was super easy in this case with how much of it is removable, I was able to set up a dual 360mm radiator with a full waterloop easily in this case! Highly recommend.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a custom built gaming PC And was super excited to stick these beautiful RGB Sticks into my build. They are pretty awesome and give a great boost to the performance of my games . Installing these sticks of ram into my PC was super easy and I was ready to game with ease . The LEDs are such an added bonus and look really nice since the side of my PC is glass and you can see inside .

I purchased this as an upgrade for my custom PC build, and let me say this is really fast. I use this for editing as well gaming, and in the proper M.2 NVME port, this thing can sustain full 3,000 mb/s read/write speeds with no problem. Absolutely love it.

I needed a 4x USBc card for my Gaming PC. This was cheap and did exactly what I needed it to do.

I used this case for a new gaming build. The case is solid metal and is heavy. Not in a bad way, just solid. It is logically built, and all of the parts come off easily as you would expect. The fans run quiet (which is nice) although I haven't yet slammed the PC in a way that would jump the heat and cause the fans to ramp. The case is huge, and there is a ton of open space after the build. I'm running a ROG 790 with a Noctua NH-D15 Chromax cooler and the case is still 50% open space. Bottom line for me is that I totally dig this case and would absolutely purchase it again.

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.

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.

I used to build my new custom pc and it's working good.