HYTE Y60 Modern Aesthetic Dual Chamber Panoramic Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Computer Gaming Case with PCIE 4.0 Riser Cable Included, White (CS-HYTE-Y60-BW)

Great case but you cannot have a rear exhaust fan if you use a 360mm AIO on the top. Maybe you can find a thinner fan and it will work. Not that you need one but I like having fans to know its getting proper air flow across other components. Only room for one HDD or two SSDs when motherboards come with more sata ports than that. I had to chuck my SSDs in the bottom with the power supply because my HDD is using the only place for drives. Im fine with that because SSDs have no moving parts but some people may care how their SSDS are mounted.

Still waiting on a couple parts for this build, but this case looks fantastic. Will update once it’s built.

I asked a few months ago about anyones experience with painting the y60 because I’ve only found 2 videos on YouTube with people painting it so here’s the progress 2 days after receiving the case.

Case was delivered fully assembled. Well packaged and no damage.

I bought the Hyte Y60 case for a simple build for my living to stream videos and youtube. The case is pretty well designed and goes together well. I didnt use the stock fans so I cant say that they are either good or bad but the case noise even with the fans I installed in the case is fairly low.

I bought this case from Hyte but now that its on Amazon I figure Id help those who are thinking about purchasing it. The case is easy to throw a build in, the only difficult part for me was putting the fans in the bottom. Make sure your motherboard has a usb-c 3.1 port on it or buy a connector so you can use the port.

I used this case for my first ever custom pc build and it is amazing. I will be switching out the default fans for rgb but its a nice case with tons of airflow

Im super happy with this gaming case. Its just what I needed.

Like you, Ive been eyeballing this case for the past few months, waiting to pull the trigger . But wondering if my high-end GPU will fit comfortably, along with 360mm AIO Cooler. The Answer is YES! with room to spare! I would say you can fit an EATX board in here. My 360 AIO sits comfortably on top (fans mounted under) and Video Card: PowerColor 6900xt Red Devil. Fits very comfortably with room to spare. The only slight drawback is theres only room for 2 HDDs.. or 4 SDDs. I happen to have 4 HDDs So I simply placed them up front

First-time builder here! This case was very intuitive to build in. Cable routing was very easy, and the labels on the case were very helpful. My thermals are great too! With a 240 AIO and 3 120 fans nothing has gotten over 40C yet. Its a bit pricey, but worth it for the aesthetics!