White Full Tower Pc Case

This is the my first full tower pc case and yet after seeing many videos and builds with it, I'm still blown away with the amount of 3rd parties that tailor parts uniquely for this case. This case supports a variety of configuration for air cooling, open and close loop water cooling. Thus, this case will suit your current and future needs as your limitless configuration options.

Adapts an SSD to 3.5 bay in a PC tower case without issue.

This was the only adapter that would work with my PC tower.

I am preparing my own pc and this full tower is perfect for what i want i suggest to buy and is 5 star the customer service I highly recommend.

Built my pc love this new tower highly recommend!

This tower is perfect for a gaming PC of multiple calibers.

This case is the best case to get if you're shopping for a mid-tower but you want 5.25 drive bays, full stop. Or, alternately, if you're doing a budget build with components from two or more generations ago and you're not super worried about heat generation. Otherwise, a mid-tower that's more airflow-optimized and has room for more fans/larger radiators like the Corsair 4000D could be a better choice. Because the fans are on the front of the case, it has a massive amount of room for a graphics card, but might struggle to pull in the air to cool a flagship. I've bought a full set of Noctua case fans and a 7900 XT for my final build (not pictured as it hasn't yet arrived, used older card for POST troubleshooting) so I might update with how the final build performs under load once it's arrived. The case was easy to build in, even for a first-time builder (with experienced supervision) like me. The velcro was a fantastic touch for cable management - I'm actually thinking about buying more somewhere and replacing some of the bread ties. The power button has a satisfying clean click, and isn't mushy. The matte black surface of my variant looks functional and clean and most importantly, is more likely to survive being hauled back and forth between apartments than tempered glass. Overall, for $80 plus $10 for the USB-C attachment, a great price for a mid-tower with 5.25 bays and massive graphics card clearance.

Best Full Tower Case I have ever worked with. More than enough room and design configurations to work with any motherboard.

The board was easy to install and configure. It fit in the case I purchased which was a full tower. Also had a 1600 watt pwr supply. Everything was marked and identified correctly.

Terrific cooling airflow with its near-silent fans when used with a modular power supply (which minimizes wiring in the case). It offers lots of nooks and crannies to tuck wiring and drives away. (Note the front panel does not offer access to drives, so internal DVD drives or removable internal disc drives for backup won't fly, but most people no longer use these anyway.) Great washable air filtering system, apparently the mesh in the product name. I love the top-front location and design of the front panel header. It's a thoughtfully designed and solidly built case, and a very good value. While I otherwise like the supplied thumbscrews which have good heft and can also take a Philips screwdriver, I just wished they were a tad longer and had slightly sharp points; these can be difficult to secure if the two tiny holes you install these through are not lined up perfectly. The other minor issue I had is on me and more general to all mid-tower cases. While other reviewers praise the roominess inside this case, I came to this from a full-tower case, and I found installing an ATX mobo in this mid-tower like trying to work under the hood of a new car these days where everything is crammed in. Consider that a full-tower case might be easier to work with. In every other way, this case blows the side panels off my previous Cooler Master full-tower case, and of course, once the build is complete, the mid-tower PC has a smaller profile. Before ordering be sure to check the Meshify C specifications for the maximum allowable length of a video card and height of a CPU cooler against the numbers for your GPU and cooler, because some longer video cards and taller coolers will not fit some mid-tower cases; fortunately mine did, though barely.