Gigabyte Gaming 7 Fans No Control

7 frames/second with 18b battery. Lightweight. No cons so far.

Roomy, Enough air for my gigabyte gGPU3090 extreme, Gigabyte Aorus extreme MB and my 1200 watt PSU which is hidden behind MB in separate space. I replaced corsair carbide spec-delta with it due lack of room to may components. This case did not have fans so i moved fans from corsair case and all fit perfect. RGB is great ( i'm not a fan of RGB generally).

..first 24 hours..used only 7%..couldn't ask for anything better...

This replaces my Ryzen 7 1800X in a Gigabyte Aorus X470 Gaming with an RTX 2070 Super. Huge improvement in general responsiveness (my 1800X frequently lagged briefly here and there), and big increases in performance using Cinebench R23 (1800X: Single Core 1018 Multi 9309 5800X: Single 1694 Multi 15299) and with games (most either gained +20fps, much higher qualty settings, or both). I haven't tweaked it, just running it under the same water-cooling rig I used for the 1800X. Great upgrade!

I upgraded to this cpu along with a gigabyte auros b450M. Simple yet powerful. Though not an exceptional cpu for gaming you can run most desktop software with ease. No graphics card needed.

Just purchased a Gigabyte Aorus gaming laptop and easily installed this SSD inside. Read/Write speeds are great, the value of this SSD is why I purchased and will purchase again if necessary!

No need for 5950x if you;'re just gaming.

Bought it to play No Man's Sky on PC. Very smooth and clear. Works fine with AutoCAD too. Picked Gigabyte because I have a Gigabyte motherboard.

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.

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.