GIM Micro ATX PC Case with 2 Tempered Glass Panels Mini Tower Gaming PC Case Micro ATX Case with 2 Magnet Dust Filters, Gaming Computer Case with USB3.0 I/O Port, Black Without Fans

I wanted to try this style of case for a while. When I was going to build a matx system, I found this case. For $80 dollars at the time, why not try it out. Well Im glad I did. I build a new AM5 AMD 7600 system in it, with a big GTX 1080 video card. I put 9 fans in this case! And had no trouble with cable management. The Seasonic power supply I use was not modular but I had tons of room to hide all them extra cables. The air flow is next level. With 9 fast moving at a slow RPM, the air moves through this case fast and quietly. I will be getting another one for my son.

Exelente iluminación y no hacen mucho ruido, mantienen mi PC a una buena temperatura incluso después de varias horas jugando.

Remote works fine but i dont even use it. Plugs right into the 5v header on the motherboard. RGB looks great, bright, colorful, good defusser so your eyes cant pick out individual LEDS

This case is solid! It’s heavy duty, top quality and visually appealing. I’m glad I found this case for the price. Don’t hesitate to order if you need a solid case for your next computer build!

Just connect the hub included into the Sata port and they light up BRIGHT. They have tons of color modes, a remote controll, and best of all they are very affordable. Have purchased these three times for a couple different builds and they have all worked great. Definitely recommend.

I literally was able to slow the fans down. Once. And change the color. Once. The controller stopped working after that, leaving me with three fans that are stuck on a color I do not like and running at a speed I do not want. Pissed.

Overall: These fans are pretty good considering how inexpensive they are and are easy to install. Ive had them for almost 4 months, they have a decent variety of modes for RGB and are relatively quiet. I havent tested the different speeds too much but it definitely does its job at keeping my PC cooler than the stock fans I had before. Overall, you cant really go wrong with these fans. Side Note: One thing I have noticed is if you put the speed somewhat low, you can hear a little repetitive sound... not sure how to describe it but could just be the rotation of the fans.

I was hoping for something a little smaller, more compact, and more desk worthy, but this thing is definitely a little too big. Have to take 2 stars off. See, I was hoping to build a mid-range MicroATX gaming PC, and was hoping to leave the case on my desk, but this is so big that itll take up all the space. Otherwise, it has all the components a case is supposed to come with - all the screws. And its pretty light, even with the tempered glass, so I guess thats a plus. Just wish it was smaller.

Pros: one of the cheapest 2-glass panel cases you can buy pretty light considering the amount of glass Plenty of room in the back As you can see, the biggest gpu from the 6000 series fits in this case Has an actual hard drive bay in the back, which with GIMs atx cases isnt the case Cons: you have to let your gpu sag in order to plug any hdmi or DP because the bracket brace is so close that it obstructs the ports on the gpu, if the gpu doesnt sag. Not a big thing since most gpus sag already, so you might want to invest a gpu support, or trim away a few millimeters from the slot. While you can mount a 240 mm aio to the back panel, if you do, there will be NO room to feed the mobo power cable through and will have to wire it above the aio.

Tons of room in the front and tons of room for cable managment in the back. The filter placement is a bit odd with filters on top and bottom only. This means they expect you to draw in from top and bottom and out through side and back? That would be 6 120mm in and 3 120mm out?