Bgears b-Voguish Gaming PC Front and Side with Tempered Glass ATX Desktop Mid Tower case, USB3.0, Support E-ATX, ATX, MicroATX, ITX Motherboard, Black, Large

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I read in a review that the case was heating up. Making sure the case fans at the top are exhausting air rather than drawing it into the case is a great way to keep it cool, and it worked for me! br>br>**UPDATE 9/25/19** This case is still one of my favorites! It's also worth noting that the glass panel is attached to the wall with hinges. so you don't have to take out the entire panel every time you want to work on something incredibly cool! **
br>For the money, this is a pretty good case! The cable management was simple, and the shroud did a fantastic job of concealing everything. The tempered glass is beautiful, though there is a small black border on the door that isn't a deal breaker. I also like how the glass side panel swings open rather than having to be removed each time; however, I wish the hinges were metal rather than plastic, but hey, it's only $70. Overall, I believe the price is a little high, especially given the lack of fans, but I am satisfied with the case.

Dakota Brandt

| Jun 30, 2021

This case offers a lot of value for the money; if you can find it for less than $60, it's a steal, especially for a case with tempered glass panels on the sides and front. There are numerous fan mounting options (9x 120mm fans) as well as mesh filters on both the top and bottom. The side panels are held together by thumb screws, and the glass panel is held in place by hinges. The availability and placement of front I/O are exceptional. Fits the Coolermaster 212 (160mm) CPU cooler. The only drawback I can think of is that if you use the front panel for intake, the airflow is restricted. There exists a Internal temperatures (Ryzen 3600 RX 5700) were 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit when under load. The front panel is on and the temperature is 70°C. It took about 15 minutes to remove the front panel. Less than 20°C. Personally, I keep the front panel on and the side panel unscrewed, and when the temperature rises, I swing open the side panel to allow more airflow. Overall, this is a fantastic case for the money!.

Raina Rush

| Oct 26, 2021

  Wow. This case has exceeded my expectations and is a true bargain. The tempered glass front and side panels are beautiful and do not feel cheap. The case includes high-quality screws as well. It was a breeze to install the SSD or Hard Drive. It was very easy to mount the power supply. Because there are so many places to zip tie cables together on this case, cable management is a breeze. Not to mention how well the cables are hidden by the bottom shroud. I went ahead and installed fans in all nine slots because there is enough room. With so much space in this case, there are endless possibilities for customizing and adding cables without running out of space. Get this case if you want a great case. This case will not only keep your build tidy, but it will also make it look fantastic. I 100% would recommend this to any one who is creating a new system.

Hazel McClure

| May 01, 2021

This case was purchased solely for its aesthetic value. I didn't set any performance goals, and I didn't think about how difficult it would be to set up. br>br>I have my new Ryzen 5 3600 1660 Super installed in the case, as well as fans in every possible location. It was a real pleasure to work with you. It's very attractive, and even my wife, who thinks computers are stupid, commented, "Wow, that's a nice looking computer. " I have no regrets about purchasing it and would do so again in a heartbeat. It was incredibly simple to set everything up, and the temperature remains consistent. br>br>Would you mind if I offered ONE piece of advice? I think the front panel should be 2mm further away from the case to allow for a little more airflow through the front intakes, but that isn't really an issue. I used a Cooler Master 212 RGB Black Edition cooler, and my temperatures range from 50 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. While gaming, the temperature rarely rises above 60 degrees Celsius. So maybe if you're using a stock cooler you'll get higher temps, but even with the stock Ryzen cooler I wasn't exceeding 75 C very often (literally peaked at 79 once while running a stress test and that was with the stock cooler, which isn't great in any PC case)br>br>If you're on a budget and want an r/battlestations worthy case - That concludes the discussion.

Jacoby Cole

| Feb 05, 2021

  I have to say, for $70, the tower is incredible. The advertisement, on the other hand, is misleading, and I'm disappointed. Yes, I'm to blame for not reading through the questions and answers section more thoroughly. Except in small print on one of the pictures and in the Q&A, it says nothing about the rgb fans not being included with the tower. As a result, I placed separate orders for them. Aside from that, I'm very pleased with the way it looks and works. There are far more options for routing your wiring than I'll ever require. For the front and top of the tower, I used 5 uphere 140mm rgb fans, and for the bottom and back of the tower, I used 4 uphere 120mm rgb fans. It appears to be spotless and stunning. I would go for it if you have the funds.

Callen Blankenship

| Dec 06, 2021