GAMDIAS White ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer PC Case w/Tempered Glass, Built-in 4X 120mm ARGB Fans, Support Up to 6X 120mm Fans, 360mm AIO/Radiator, 340mm GPU/VGA, 160mm CPU Air Cooler

I wanted a wide case that had 200mm fans pre installed. This one fits the bill perfectly. The two 200mm fans in front spin quietly. They are direct DC voltage control so fan speed cannot be adjusted unless you connect the fans to a fan controller. The rear pre-installed fan is not PWM either so I replaced it with a high quality PWM fan and installed more 120mm PWM case fans. You really need to fill all the other fan slots to pull air out of the case. The two 200mm front fans bring in a lot of air. The case LEDs are controlled by a small button on the top front of the case. USB 3.0 jacks on top of the case as well. The tempered glass door is really nice and is real glass. Not junky plastic. I installed a full size ATX motherboard in it and the very big XFX 6900XT video card. It fits with ease. Another reason I selected this case for my build was since it's so wide I was able to easily install a very high CPU Tower cooler with no restrictions. All in all this case is fantastic for the price! Highly recommend this case to any PC Builder.

I love the case. It's been over a year and still working great. This get's daily use - all day, 5-6 days a week. I might buy another and transplant an older machine into the new one. Fans are quiet, box is big, and the air flow is excellent. I don't overclock but do game and this keeps things quiet. The only complaint I've had is one fan started to rattle because I think some dust got in between the sleeve and the motor. It cleared and is quiet again, but the fans don't look to be replaceable. So be aware of that. Otherwise, great case. I wish it wasn't RBG, but you can turn the illuminated fans off, and that's a huge plus.

Now from the title you’d think oh it’s from during shipment but no! The pc cases actual box was shipped inside another Amazon box. So this happened either before/during Amazon processing where this hole occurred and still this item was taken placed into an Amazon box and shipped out like this. Thankfully the damage in the photos didn’t lead to any actual damage in the case, my only critique to the actual product itself is one of holes made at the very bottom for you to move the drive tray was poorly done as we couldn’t successfully remove the screw and move it over, we tried for at least 10 minutes off and on trying to remove the single screw which was keeping it in place. Overall the case is okay, fans work well, cooling is exceptional, value for money id give it a 9.5/10

This is a great case. Built my budget gaming build in this case. It was easy to use and had plenty of room for all the pieces. The fans that come with are great, but I added extras. The magnetic dust screens are a great feature. They catch a lot of the cat hair that would otherwise wind up in my pc. They are easy enough to detach and clean. The inside of my case stays very clean because of this. However, I reversed the polarity of the existing fans to push air out, and pull air through the screen to achieve this. The RGB is a great feature that I love playing with. I have the glass panel facing me while gaming so I can stare into the case while it's running. Fun to do. It cools decently, but again I added extra fans. Great value for the price. It's also a little heavy, but it is a big case. Easy to use, honestly I'm glad I got this case.

The case is good and sturdy, but there are some things to note. Without computer components installed, it is REALLY light. The front cover over the triple fans is also made cheap plastic. It's no surprise that the fans are also plastic, but one of my fans' plastic frame broke, but it still works when it's screwed in. Note however, the top front fan is inverted by default and exhausts air, so you have to open the plastic front panel to switch it around if you want. And do this FIRST before installing computer components.Cable management is only okay. The back side panel feels very thin and flexible, even if it's made of metal, and it shows a small buldge if you shove all of your cables into the back. There is however ample room to stuff cables under the metal box next to the power supply.The screws are also not exactly ATX standard, since I confused myself and used the wrong screws from a different ATX case. Just make sure to read the instructions and use the correct screws that come with the case.On a more positive end, the RGB does look nice, and the fans have an option to be plugged into your motherboard or just left on their own. You can also change the RGB lighting with the extra button next to the power button.There is also LOTS of airflow so I don't worry about anything getting over 75°C. It does come with a magnetic mesh for the top and a removable mesh for the PSU at the bottom, but it won't be incredibly effective at keeping out dust.Overall good budget case. It feels cheap and has some plastic parts, but if all you want is a cheap case with good thermals, this is a decent choice.

My build:Motherboard: NZXT N7 B650E with integrated 4k GPU and onboard WiFi6CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9900XRAM: 128GB DDR5PSU: 1k WattSSD: 1x 1TB + 1x 2TB, both Western DigitalLiquid Cooling: GAMDIAS Aura GL240 V2, 240mmChassis: GAMDIAS White ATX Mid Tower with 4x 120mm ARGB FansThis is an excellent case for a budget build. The RGBs are customizable, controllable from the smaller button next to the power button. Just make sure they're connected properly to an ARGB motherboard and you're good to go. I was able to install all of my components with ample room for air flow and cord management. You can stick you hand inside this case and it's like opening the door to a walk-in cooler. Nose level is very good. You can hear the fans humming, but it's not loud at all. It's just enough to where you can tell that the machine is on just by listening. Well worth the money.