Pc Case With Glass On Right Side

Use this in my first PC build, has plenty of options, the glass side panels are super slick, plenty of room for venting for either air or water cooling. Filters are magnetic in the case, and seem to do a good job.

Right after I received the very big Tamron lens, I started looking for a lens case. I looked at several cases at B&H and came upon one made specifically for the Tamron. I purchased it and when I received it I was so glad. The lens fits perfectly plus it has a side pocket for accessories on each side. One side holds a camera to tripod adapter and the other side holds my Canon Angle Finder C. It also comes with a shoulder strap for field use. I'm so glad I found this case.

This does exactly what I need. My GTX1660 does fit even though the back of the case was not designed for it. I leave the side of the case open about 3 to 4 inches for airflow. I love the way the hard drives are setup. I installed a SSD from a gaming PC, with games installed, in it and started playing immediately. The only (minor) complaints I have are that the case is small - which I knew before ordering - and that the sheet metal case is thin, which allowed me to install my GPU. Over all this is a great PC. I only buy HP printers and have an HP laptop too. Very happy with HP.

An exceptional case for those who do not want the RGB everywhere glass side panel look, and/or are looking for good airflow combined with the ability to customize the layout to suit different needs. The classic professional PC case look is seemingly rare these days, making this case a standout when building my PC for remote work/development. Adding to that, the airflow and internal size helped squeeze some extra performance from the ever more expensive modern GPU's. The case came with all the accessories you would expect, and the stock fractal fans are high enough quality that I am not yet inclined to replace them. GamersNexus did a much more in-depth breakdown of the technical aspects of this case, so if you are really looking for details that is a good place to look. Overall I will say it does seem to be high quality in terms of build, with neither the case nor accessories having any cheap corner cutting that I have noticed so far.

Note: This case is truly WHITE (what I wanted). But the stock photo is a silver'ish looking case with white internal. This case was intended for water cooling, however this case still has fantastic temps even when air cooling only. I've been building custom PC's since the late 90's and I must say this is my favorite. +Modular design allows you to build the PC you really want to +Great temps for watercooling or air cooling only +Sturdy chassis (very little flex) +Tempered glass panel (not flex acrylic) +Looks very minimal and not gamer'y +Plenty of accessible ports on the front of the case +Fantastic HDD/SSD (SATA) mounting options in the hidden bay -Case is pretty heavy, as it's made of steel and glass -More USB-C ports in the front would have been nice

I really like the look of this case. It's what I used for my first PC build. The glass panel is quality. I like the magnetic dust filter on the top of the case and a dust filter for the PSU on the bottom of the case. The slots on the side panel for the hard drives are easy to pull in and out. There's plenty of space for cable management with the right side panel and the PSU shroud. Nit-picky issues were the front panel was really tough to take off to install my case fans (I thought I would break it) and installing a Gigabyte Auros B450M motherboard was challenging because of the IO shield. The motherboard screws could should be moved a few mm away from the back of the case. I had to remove the cushion on my IO shield to get the motherboard to line up with the standoffs. But It's a great case and I'm glad I got it.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I've never had a glass-paneled case before, so realizing my husband accidentally got this with a glass siding was a source of minor panic. I can't keep a wine glass for a year, how am I going to deal with this?! And so on. So I'm going to start by saying, this feels very sturdy. 4 mm, tempered. I wouldn't jump on it, perhaps, but I can confidently take the side off without wincing. Despite the glass, it also is quieter than the 7 (? 8? 9?) year old case I ported the components from. Now, this brings us to the interior. I think you need to know in the event it's not obvious: I LOVE WORKING ON THIS CASE. Installing a new AIO radiator? Slide out the tray, nail in the fan, go take a coffee break and then poke at the CPU situation. No more juggling. Need to pop the side off to dust it? Push the button, because screw the screws, as it were. Everything is easy, and clearly built for being opened, reopened, and upgraded as God intended. I look forward to making this guy last so long I can't find the model #, much like my last Be Quiet! Case.

Fractal continues to be the best case maker on the market. I absolutely love the top mounted power supply area. The pre-supplied fans are the best I've seen in a case. Taking off side panels is very easy and doesn't feel like you're going to break the glass ever. Cons: #1 The Fans do not have an RGB default. You have to use software supplied by your motherboard. They really should have set the default RGB's to what is used in adverts ( Green / Blue ) #2 Cable management is a little tough to pull off correctly. Having all glass side panels makes bad cable management stick out. #3 This case is huge!!

This case is classy. Mine has the smoke glass side. Well built, and plenty of room to hide cables. Especially like the mounting of power supply with quick diwconnect (thumb screws). The case is heavy though.