KEDIERS Computer Case PC Gaming Case ATX Mid Tower Open Case - USB3.0 - Remote Control - 2 Tempered Glass - Cooling System - Airflow - Cable Management C-570 (7 RGB Fans, White)

Although I understand that some people had bad luck with this case, mine turned out to be pretty darn good. Nothing was loose in the case, and it was very sturdy. There isn't much room for cable management, as everyone else has said, but I think I did a pretty good job routing all the cables along the back edge of the tower. Because I didn't use a standard HDD or SSD, it was relatively simple (though expect it to be more difficult if you do). I used two Ms in the end. 2 SSD. One terabyte for the operating system and important files, and two terabytes for games and other media. br>br>The following components were used in this build:
MB: The ASUS Prime X299 is a high-end motherboard with a lot of features. br>Processor: Deluxe IIbr> i9- The 10920X is cooled by a Corsair H100i 240mm white edition cooling fan. br>RAM: br>GPU: 128GB Corsair RGB 3200mhz (yes, I could have gone faster)br> The GTX 1080 is a graphics card that has a lot of horsepower. This is a temporary placeholder while I wait for the new GPU to arrive. br>PSU: Powered by an ASUS ROG Strix 850w (white edition)br>br>I considered making a custom water loop, but ultimately decided against it. The other case I was considering was a Lian Li case, which is also pretty badass, but I'll save it for the new AMD build I'll be putting together later this year/early next year when AMD releases their new processors. br>br>I would strongly recommend this case because it is both durable and attractive.

Valeria Andrews

| Apr 01, 2021

Both the good and the bad are present.   To begin with, the visual impact of this case is incredible. There are a few flaws in the system. Wire management is difficult, and you must first install your SSD and HDD before putting the motherboard in the case. In order to install your power supply on the 7 fan case, you must also remove the bottom fans. But it's not a major problem. One of the best features is that you can take out all of the fans and place the wires wherever you need them. My processor is a Ryzen 7 3700x with a wraith fan. There's a lot of space in this. My gpu 5600xt 3 fan, on the other hand, is a bit noisy. It sits directly on top of the fans at the bottom. However, there is a small clearance, so it isn't a major issue. Because it is an open case, the air circulation is excellent. This is a case that fits snugly. It doesn't have a lot of room for small toys to go inside, which isn't a big deal for me. Now, I used a magnetic screwdriver during the installation, which I highly recommend. So, do you think I should go ahead and buy it? I told you everything there was to know about everything there was to know about everything there was to know about everything there I think this case is fantastic because it is exactly what I was looking for. What they could improve on, I believe, is adding extensions pieces for the glasses, which would add an extra inch to the overall look. The bottom fans are near the front side glass. To close the back glass, you must apply some pressure. Now, my top fan in the video started making noise while I was writing this review; I'm not sure why, but this isn't why I bought it. I have replacement led fans that are of a higher quality, and I recommend that you replace your fans because they feel cheap. If you respond to my review a few days later, I'll send you an update if necessary.

Stanley Boyle

| Oct 20, 2021

To make mother boards fit, use your 1/8 drill bit to drill out 4 pop rivets and modify to make boards fit, then re-screw with self-drilling screws and expand the pci slot with a medium flat screwdriver.

Malia Jensen

| Mar 13, 2021

  Whuke gaming temperatures have dropped from 67 degrees Celsius for the Ryzen 3900x CPU and 62 degrees Celsius for the GPU. The CPU temperature is 56 degrees Celsius, and the GPU temperature is only 53 degrees Celsius, which is incredible. I didn't use the fan cane with it because it would have been too much RGB. For the price, the material is adequate, though it is smaller than I had anticipated. Loops of water aren't fond of it. I'm pleased with how I was able to make it work by improvising. The year is 2077, and Cyberpunk has arrived.

Priscilla Moses

| Oct 21, 2021

  A large case with a plethora of build possibilities! I was impressed with the case's quality, and while a few other reviewers complained about screws that were slightly out of place or didn't quite fit together, I didn't notice any flaws (which could indicate that they are responsive to customer feedback). With those 7 rgb fans, the case is very open and allows a lot of air flow, and they're surprisingly high quality and quiet. On the back, cable management is a bit difficult, but there is plenty of empty space next to the power supply where wires could be hidden if necessary. On the back, there is very little room for hard drives, so I slid one ssd in there, but given how popular M. Because two drives are becoming more common, I would recommend choosing that option and purchasing a board that supports them to avoid the hassle of trying to install additional data hard drives. br>br>The following items are included in my build:

- steel legend board by AsRock bm450-br>- Power supply Evga 500 wattsbr>- 8-core AMD Ryzen 7 3700x processorbr>- 16GB thermaltake toughram running at 4400 MHzbr>- Id cooling radiator for liquid coolingbr>- Nvidia gtx 1660 super evga nvidia gtx 1660 super evga nvidia gtx 1660 super evga SK Hynix 500GB SSDbr>br>I set up my fans and radiator so that air would flow through the front fans and then be pushed out the top through the stacked case/radiator fans. If you really needed it, there are spaces on the back where you could possibly fit some 60mm fans. The airflow is excellent, and the graphics card rarely exceeds 50 degrees Celsius, despite the fact that it isn't overly powerful. Even a novice builder would benefit from this case. There's plenty of room to work, and it's basically ready to install hardware right out of the box, even though it doesn't come with instructions. I didn't expect the aluminum handle to be one of the case's standout features. It's not industrial strength, but it's positioned in such a way that when you pick up the case, the weight is evenly distributed on both sides, making transporting what would otherwise be a heavy and awkward computer easier.

Belle Schwartz

| Apr 14, 2021