Have had this case for years now and I still love it. With so many cookie cutter boxes with 3 front fans on full display this case is different without being weird. Its handles have made it so much easier to move. And its so rugged it still looks brand new. Kept the caution sticker on the glass as I think it complements the style.
I was thoroughly shocked to note that this video is from 4 years ago. It's 2023 and this case, in all its glory, is still alive and kicking at the retail level for $135. That, alone, says a lot about the quality of the case. I mean, I was sold on the design and layout as soon as I saw it on Amazon but I'm even more committed now after recognizing that it hasn't been outmoded in all this time.
Thank you for this. I just saw one of these cases in a shop, really liked how it looked, but wanted to look at some reviews before pulling the trigger. This is EASILY the best review I've been able to find on this case, VERY in-depth, and you put in a fair bit of work doing a full build to test how good it is to build with and addressed my only question; how is the airflow? First time on your channel, won't be the last, subbed. If all your reviews are this in depth, you just became one of my 'go to' reviewers.
as a person who actually used an extended ATX motherboard (one of those supermicro dual xeons boards). You will need to actually drill holes in the tray to get more mount points. Honestly, very very VERY reliable case. Bought two of these cases (one for my main computer, still use it and might get another case for RTX 3000 card build, and my supermicro 3 gamers 2 CPU build) I will leave a disclaimer that the fans included are quite useful in pushing air, on my supermicro (not intended use case to begin with) most likely will need to invest in getting some 3000RPM fans as the fans are 1500 RPM out of the box. Thermal shutdowns due to airflow not being fast enough for the GPUs (also they are pretty much sandwiched together tightly so theres that). Honestly, I will always recommend this case for building in and not a bad price for the actual quality of this thing. The sheets of metal in this thing are just dense and very VERY VERY STRONG. Not recommending that you drop test it on opening the cardboard box tho. glass luckily didn't shatter when it was giving me a fight getting out of the box. Thanks for the video as it influenced my purchase a year ago.
Just gotten one and build with rtx 4080. I added another CPU stand with roller to have more space from the floor, it fits perfectly. I think this case can last a 10 years!
I was debating on getting this case for my new ryzen rig after watching this case review I will be getting one and you did a really good case review girlkeep up the good work
Just returned NZXT h510 and ordered this case. So happy. Can’t wait to start building. Just deciding on my graphics card. Already got my parts: ASUS TUF X570 plus wi fi. Ryzen 7 3700x. Corsair vengeance 8 gb x 2. SSD 1TB. PSU 850w
Funny, I first got that NZXT model then switched to the tuf gt 301 to find out that I had 2 compatibility issues then I went to this case which according to pcpartpicker doesn’t have any issues with the hardware.
I found your review amazing and super informative. Seems like the guy who assembled my gaming PC didn't plug the RGB headers but after watching this, i know exactly how to fix this situation :)
Next time can you please mention more capabilities or shortcomings of the case for example: ---what kind of rads can we fit in , ---mobo sizes , ---how long psu cables do we need , ---can we remove the caring straps ---future plans or new versions of the case ---what mods can we make/do to it....
Your professionalism is outstanding. Lovely presence too. Positive role model - this industry needs some class. For the record, I am now what you would called a ‘old’ school gamer- although I have never identified with this label. I do know what is aesthetic- and this case with its industrial-influence is very sexy. A hidden gem for sure.
Used to watching a few common youtubers for these.. and dam outta left field! lol loved the video, the way you filmed and your presence etc was really spot on. About to go buy one of these from Memory Express! thx! :) The blood sacrifice line made me comment haha too good
Great video, thank you for your time spent! Great job explaining different items, nice time lapsing, anyone looking at this case should watch! Good luck moving forward.
I have been looking into this 5 years old case. It looks pretty good but even though it supposedly supports E.ATX motherboards, i am still unsure if my E.ATX motherboard will fit in this case. I have already been burned by something like this before. Bought a Cooler master case that also claim that it supports E.ATX MOTHERBOARDS and it turns out it didn't. Motherboard completely cover the cable holes and there was nowhere to go to route the cables. Even though I'm a little unsure, this one looks to be a little safer than the cooler master case that i bought that didn't work with my big motherboard. It looks like i can also use the HDD holes to route cables with this one, if i need options.
Iv'e watched this video a few times while deciding on what case to get and after ordering this one so I just hope I'm not disappointed when it arrives Great video and detailed which is exactly what I was looking for.
I know I am late but I think your CPU temps were that high because you missed that sticker on the copper pipes of the air cooler. At the place where it makes contact with the CPU heat shield, with the thermal paste interface. Could be wrong though... Thought to tell
Excellent review and nice build(liked your "thinking-out-the-box" with the shroud ;-) ) Another super video.Looks like a Cooler Master Mastercase-high end case.
Is it just me ,but every time I see Briony doing a review I click on it ..It is so refreshing to see an adorable lady give us a tech review on parts ..Great Job as usual ..
Literally so fucked off with this case. I can't get the RGB lights to turn on yet all the fans are on. I connected all the wires up but they won't light up
Just picked up this case today and I appreciate this video. I could not, for the life of me, figure what that RGB controller cable was. Glad to know it's optional.
Do you know how to get all 3 fans to light up mine arent and I'm not sure how I've messed it up, I unplugged the controller and I must have re jigged the order and now only one lights up!!!
@@Maggioriano91 got it working I unplugged the cables and put them back together in a different order and it worked but one does spin quicker than the other 2
Smart looking and full of great features. I would love to see a smaller version of this same case but I bought it anyway (white version)! Can't wait for it to arrive!
This is a big case. Listed as a mid tower case, this case is as huge as my previous Corsair 760T. Air flow is outstanding. My gpu is vertically mounted and is cooled very well by two 140 mm fans on the front. The top of the case supports 280 mm and 360 mm radiators. Cable management is excellent, and the extra room on the back side allows for cables to be neatly routed. Psu shroud is a plus to hide your cable. Some aspects of the case that need improvement would be the plastic psu shroud. It feels cheap. I wish they could have used anything else but plastic in its construction. Also, there is no reset button on the front panel. This is a big inconvenience when im doing overclocking. The only way to reboot the computer is to press and hold the power button down to power off the pc and turning it back on. Finally, i wish Asus could have used rubber gromets instead of leaving a big space where you mount ssds.
I run this case in white on my current build and love it, I don't think I'll ever get rid of it and it might even get a second or third build too. (Full Strix build in a Tuf case🤔🤭)
Great review, wicked case! My only suggestion would be to make the ssd mounts be able to cover either side of the mount hole to allow the cables to be on the right and have that Samsung logo upright. Just my OCD when it comes to visual perfection. All in all I will be upgrading and replacing my 280mm AIO with the Asus 360mm AIO and Thor PSU 🤔🤔 Corsair cases have been my go to for most builds lately for budget reasons; this case will be for my personal rig. 👍🏻👍🏻 TYSM for your time and sharing😃😎
I'm glad I saw this case review, I was torn between the tuf and the mb530p from cooler master, now if I have the space on my desk I know which one to get
got this case from some one. one thing i very impress with is front panel cabling is not short compare to cm h500.... which is very short. so cheers on that simple but impressive point
First time seeing your channel. I must say you present very well and I like how you explain things. I like this case too but still checking around. Looking to build a really good gaming system. I noticed you had 16gb of memory total. Is that adequate for a gaming machine? Or is it all about the graphics card?
I just built new PC last week in that case, i9 10850k, 32GB 3200Mhz RAM and old GTX 1080Ti because can't get any Asus RoG 3080!!! You should go for 32GB RAM, 4x8 looks the best, I just found out I have the same looking RAM as her.
Hello from Seattle and thanks for this review. As a mobile DJ, I hate how weak laptops are unless you REALLY spend some $. This is case paired with a portable monitor (and hopefully a large 2nd display for the crowd to accompany in the future) is going to make a great DJ box for me and I can utilize the Aura for my light show as a bonus.
It isn't a completed computer build until one has made a blood sacrifice. :) Great review. Just wish you put in watercooling at least on top so we can see the spacing between the radiator/fans and the motherboard.
at 11:04 " no rubber protectors for the cable management " : there is a material - i dont know how that is called - which is similar to the rubber used for the other slots for the cable managements, which you can use to make those upper slorts have cable protection. That rubber is used on some doors and windows and has enough " lip " that part which is supposed to get grip ) so that you can put that around and it grips very well since those slots has the semce ountside instead of inside. you cut of as much of that material as you like - look for it in one of the hardware stores nearby - and you place that around the edge of the slots. the said lip gets grip on the very welding seme but you can also make that to be a permanent soultion and glue it on place - please be careful to use glue which does not damage the color so that you do not end up with blank metal there - and so you have a fully protected place throughout whioch you can fidle the cables. I had a nzyt case where those rubber things got after a while lose their fiting they got well lose and felt of and i planed to do exatly this but anyway i fried that board ( dont ask me how even though i think one of the screws of the upper colers felt in and caused a cirkuit short...at least i heard a bang and smoke ). However i think to either resuse the case for a new build but i have an issue with it having only standrad usb ( its a nzxt phantom 410 atx ...if anyone can tell me how i can change parts of it and hwere i can get those please tell me ) or this case will be the one to use and i will do exactly that what i tell you to do and yes you still can even if the cables are allready inthere because that material is not that hard to put on there since it is like a long piece. but now a question from my side since i anway need that for music production and Music video Production and a litle of graphics design ( mostly for the video produckton ). does it get very loud when it runs at its full performance ? this would be an issue for me if that is the case due to vocal recordings and since i do not have the room for a fullfleadged studio and all is in a home Environment i need it to be as silnet as possible. next is : can i shot off the rgb? this is very disturbing for me while writing songs and composing chords and melodies and so on and forth. I did not find on the pages i visited any information about the rgb neither aout how loud it can get ! so it would be nice if you tell me that since you build one with it. thanx alot KitGuru and you got a new subscriber
You have given me motivation to build a on my own, I was debating on it for ages but I think I'm ready, just worried about the cpu installation on the motherboard
I'm sorry, I've NEVER built a gaming pc, but here is the insertion point for a cd on that thing? If I purchase a pc game where would I put the installation disc?
no more CD driver in new PCs, because of USB and internet. i had 2x dvd drivers on my pc for last 6 years and never used them. i can suggest you getting an external usb connected CD driver.
Do you need to peel off the plastic underneath the cooler before installing it onto processor? I'm just saying, I don't know, but I think I saw something there ;)
Just got this case for my build based on this video and I like it too, thus far. Really appreciate the handles on top because moving towers is usually a pain.
@@christopherjames9843 There was actually a video cut in those seconds so it may have been peeled off, but the high CPU temps registered made me wonder eheh :)
Nice to see someone have a full rundown of this case. Just bought it myself on sale for 99€, what a deal for a massive cool looking case with 4 preinstalled fan.
Very, very nice review of the case. This case is the base for one of the online store builds you can order. I am not really experienced with these components and I was wondering whether you would prefer a regular fan or watercooling like the COOLER MASTERLIQUID ML120R ARGB for a system with an i7-10700K and RTX 2060 8GB graphics card? Thanks so much for your input :)
I think the added price is fine. Most cases in the price range you are talking about lack space. This is basically a full size tower case minus the added length for a second psu. I was going to buy a corsair case and save 50 bucks. But I wanted to fit the noctua nh-d15 with its second fan with ease. It was definitely worth the purchase.
Very Cooler Master-ish case! Looks nice, but I don't get the point of including 3 front RGB fans when they are hardly visible in such a closed front panel. If they had added a tempered glass front panel, they would make sense!
I just picked one of these up for my PC. I have an ASUS TUF board, and been looking to both replace my current case (Corsair Carbide SPEC-4) with something I can both carry easier but also look and function better, and I also need a case for my second build (a build using all my older parts) so... can't wait :)
I just ordered this case in white and this video was very helpful in showing me where everything goes. Sadly, my old Asus Vento 3600 just cannot support the massive graphics cards coming out these days. :( I may paint the new case since I've loved that apple green for so long now.
2nd! Another bang-on review from 1 of UK's top reviewers! :D
^_^ Thanks for pinning me! Keep up the great work Briony!
Please can you tell me if the top can be removed easily to mount an AIO?
Have had this case for years now and I still love it. With so many cookie cutter boxes with 3 front fans on full display this case is different without being weird. Its handles have made it so much easier to move. And its so rugged it still looks brand new.
Kept the caution sticker on the glass as I think it complements the style.
I was thoroughly shocked to note that this video is from 4 years ago. It's 2023 and this case, in all its glory, is still alive and kicking at the retail level for $135. That, alone, says a lot about the quality of the case. I mean, I was sold on the design and layout as soon as I saw it on Amazon but I'm even more committed now after recognizing that it hasn't been outmoded in all this time.
Literally the only video I've seen on this case that actually explains how to install the RGB fans. Thank you, and subbed!
I completly missed it lol
Thank you for this. I just saw one of these cases in a shop, really liked how it looked, but wanted to look at some reviews before pulling the trigger. This is EASILY the best review I've been able to find on this case, VERY in-depth, and you put in a fair bit of work doing a full build to test how good it is to build with and addressed my only question; how is the airflow?
First time on your channel, won't be the last, subbed. If all your reviews are this in depth, you just became one of my 'go to' reviewers.
Got this one myself. What a wonderful case to work on. While it is absolutely massive, all the space makes installing everything a breeze.
as a person who actually used an extended ATX motherboard (one of those supermicro dual xeons boards). You will need to actually drill holes in the tray to get more mount points. Honestly, very very VERY reliable case. Bought two of these cases (one for my main computer, still use it and might get another case for RTX 3000 card build, and my supermicro 3 gamers 2 CPU build)
I will leave a disclaimer that the fans included are quite useful in pushing air, on my supermicro (not intended use case to begin with) most likely will need to invest in getting some 3000RPM fans as the fans are 1500 RPM out of the box. Thermal shutdowns due to airflow not being fast enough for the GPUs (also they are pretty much sandwiched together tightly so theres that).
Honestly, I will always recommend this case for building in and not a bad price for the actual quality of this thing. The sheets of metal in this thing are just dense and very VERY VERY STRONG.
Not recommending that you drop test it on opening the cardboard box tho. glass luckily didn't shatter when it was giving me a fight getting out of the box.
Thanks for the video as it influenced my purchase a year ago.
This video helped me to build my own PC with this badass chassis.
Just gotten one and build with rtx 4080. I added another CPU stand with roller to have more space from the floor, it fits perfectly. I think this case can last a 10 years!
I was debating on getting this case for my new ryzen rig after watching this case review I will be getting one and you did a really good case review girlkeep up the good work
Just returned NZXT h510 and ordered this case. So happy. Can’t wait to start building. Just deciding on my graphics card. Already got my parts: ASUS TUF X570 plus wi fi. Ryzen 7 3700x. Corsair vengeance 8 gb x 2. SSD 1TB. PSU 850w
Funny, I first got that NZXT model then switched to the tuf gt 301 to find out that I had 2 compatibility issues then I went to this case which according to pcpartpicker doesn’t have any issues with the hardware.
LOL Verge still getting ragged on 7:44
And they deserve every beat down they get and then some....
tweezers will never die! :D
@@christopherjames9843 why?
Shit the dude is still getting picked on over thermal paste.
I have this case and I am so happy that this case is really sturdy! yet pretty HEAVY! :)
I found your review amazing and super informative. Seems like the guy who assembled my gaming PC didn't plug the RGB headers but after watching this, i know exactly how to fix this situation :)
Next time can you please mention more capabilities or shortcomings of the case for example:
---what kind of rads can we fit in ,
---mobo sizes ,
---how long psu cables do we need ,
---can we remove the caring straps
---future plans or new versions of the case
---what mods can we make/do to it....
I wonder the same, have 36x6.5cm ek rad and wonder does it fits
3:15
15:24 TRANSFORMER SPOTTED
Your professionalism is outstanding. Lovely presence too. Positive role model - this industry needs some class. For the record, I am now what you would called a ‘old’ school gamer- although I have never identified with this label. I do know what is aesthetic- and this case with its industrial-influence is very sexy. A hidden gem for sure.
Used to watching a few common youtubers for these.. and dam outta left field! lol loved the video, the way you filmed and your presence etc was really spot on. About to go buy one of these from Memory Express! thx! :) The blood sacrifice line made me comment haha too good
Another informative and entertaining review, thank you :) Does that paint finish self-clean at 220 °C/Gas mark 7?
I wish they had pre cut optional bottom fan mounts.
Great video, thank you for your time spent! Great job explaining different items, nice time lapsing, anyone looking at this case should watch! Good luck moving forward.
I have been looking into this 5 years old case. It looks pretty good but even though it supposedly supports E.ATX motherboards, i am still unsure if my E.ATX motherboard will fit in this case. I have already been burned by something like this before. Bought a Cooler master case that also claim that it supports E.ATX MOTHERBOARDS and it turns out it didn't. Motherboard completely cover the cable holes and there was nowhere to go to route the cables. Even though I'm a little unsure, this one looks to be a little safer than the cooler master case that i bought that didn't work with my big motherboard. It looks like i can also use the HDD holes to route cables with this one, if i need options.
Iv'e watched this video a few times while deciding on what case to get and after ordering this one so I just hope I'm not disappointed when it arrives Great video and detailed which is exactly what I was looking for.
Were you disappointed?
It's killing my brain that the Samsung Driver logo is upside down :(
same
Ik. Too bad that Samsung put their cable thingy on the other side..
Yeah, I have an 870 EVO and it's mounted the right way up. The cables just go through the hold on the right hand side of the middle mounting point.
Facing same thing 😂
I know I am late but I think your CPU temps were that high because you missed that sticker on the copper pipes of the air cooler. At the place where it makes contact with the CPU heat shield, with the thermal paste interface.
Could be wrong though... Thought to tell
Excellent review and nice build(liked your "thinking-out-the-box" with the shroud ;-) ) Another super video.Looks like a Cooler Master Mastercase-high end case.
LOL the dig at the Verge caught me off guard. well done.
Excellent review!!! A very detailed and pleasant presentation. Yo... that fan. It's gigantic!
Very detailed review, better than some big tech channels as well, this is exactly what I'm looking for, thank you.
You really saved my bacon. I couldn’t figure out how to connect my fans and your video helped a lot. Cheers!
You didn't take protection sticker off the CPU cooler it will run hot
Thank you darlin for the wonderful review. I just bought a TUF MB and and searching for a case to give room for a radiator CPU cooler. You helped.
Excellent review! Clear and very thorough. Thanks
Great review, i wanted to ask what's the difference between GT501 and GT501vc?
no fans, that's all. they have a comparison tool on asus tuf gaming website.
@@tolginyoo Cool, many thanks.
Is it just me ,but every time I see Briony doing a review I click on it ..It is so refreshing to see an adorable lady give us a tech review on parts ..Great Job as usual ..
Nice case, Nice review, Love the accent. Cheers form the US
That is British , right ??
English is not my main language so I struggle a bit
@@alikhaled2389 Yes.
Literally so fucked off with this case. I can't get the RGB lights to turn on yet all the fans are on. I connected all the wires up but they won't light up
this is the case i plan on using for my new ryzen 3000 build! hellz yea
did you bought the case? you didn't have any problems with it?
@@luisfe7187 I did buy the case for my build! great airflow, awesome look. it was a pleasure to build in.
A thorough break-down of the case to go along with the build. Me likes!
Care to send this to me for personal testing for the next 10years to see how it runs would be fantastic
i love the accent new sub here
Did anyone notice she forgot to take the plastic cover off the cooler?
Just picked up this case today and I appreciate this video. I could not, for the life of me, figure what that RGB controller cable was. Glad to know it's optional.
Do you know how to get all 3 fans to light up mine arent and I'm not sure how I've messed it up, I unplugged the controller and I must have re jigged the order and now only one lights up!!!
@@Maggioriano91 got it working I unplugged the cables and put them back together in a different order and it worked but one does spin quicker than the other 2
@@Maggioriano91 no worries I found that no one helped my problem and I had to figure it out on me own so I'm happy to share!!
@@Maggioriano91 Well I hope it helped!!
Smart looking and full of great features. I would love to see a smaller version of this same case but I bought it anyway (white version)! Can't wait for it to arrive!
This is a big case. Listed as a mid tower case, this case is as huge as my previous Corsair 760T. Air flow is outstanding. My gpu is vertically mounted and is cooled very well by two 140 mm fans on the front. The top of the case supports 280 mm and 360 mm radiators. Cable management is excellent, and the extra room on the back side allows for cables to be neatly routed. Psu shroud is a plus to hide your cable.
Some aspects of the case that need improvement would be the plastic psu shroud. It feels cheap. I wish they could have used anything else but plastic in its construction. Also, there is no reset button on the front panel. This is a big inconvenience when im doing overclocking. The only way to reboot the computer is to press and hold the power button down to power off the pc and turning it back on. Finally, i wish Asus could have used rubber gromets instead of leaving a big space where you mount ssds.
thank you for your review and it makes me confirm myself to buy this casing :)
I run this case in white on my current build and love it, I don't think I'll ever get rid of it and it might even get a second or third build too. (Full Strix build in a Tuf case🤔🤭)
Great review, wicked case! My only suggestion would be to make the ssd mounts be able to cover either side of the mount hole to allow the cables to be on the right and have that Samsung logo upright. Just my OCD when it comes to visual perfection. All in all I will be upgrading and replacing my 280mm AIO with the Asus 360mm AIO and Thor PSU 🤔🤔 Corsair cases have been my go to for most builds lately for budget reasons; this case will be for my personal rig. 👍🏻👍🏻 TYSM for your time and sharing😃😎
I'm glad I saw this case review, I was torn between the tuf and the mb530p from cooler master, now if I have the space on my desk I know which one to get
I own this case. Love it! Gotta get my front RGB fans light to turn on.
Can it fit my EATX plus my rtx 4090 gigabyte??
got this case from some one. one thing i very impress with is front panel cabling is not short compare to cm h500.... which is very short. so cheers on that simple but impressive point
lol, was the plant inside the case for scale?
Nice review on a nice looking case. Great. I have the TUF inwin 101 case at the moment.
First time seeing your channel. I must say you present very well and I like how you explain things. I like this case too but still checking around. Looking to build a really good gaming system. I noticed you had 16gb of memory total. Is that adequate for a gaming machine? Or is it all about the graphics card?
I just built new PC last week in that case, i9 10850k, 32GB 3200Mhz RAM and old GTX 1080Ti because can't get any Asus RoG 3080!!! You should go for 32GB RAM, 4x8 looks the best, I just found out I have the same looking RAM as her.
Hello from Seattle and thanks for this review. As a mobile DJ, I hate how weak laptops are unless you REALLY spend some $. This is case paired with a portable monitor (and hopefully a large 2nd display for the crowd to accompany in the future) is going to make a great DJ box for me and I can utilize the Aura for my light show as a bonus.
If you're not doing any crazy mapping with Resolume you can just us a good CPU with integrated graphics to save weight on a GPU.
Great review, very thorough.
It isn't a completed computer build until one has made a blood sacrifice. :) Great review. Just wish you put in watercooling at least on top so we can see the spacing between the radiator/fans and the motherboard.
at 11:04 " no rubber protectors for the cable management " : there is a material - i dont know how that is called - which is similar to the rubber used for the other slots for the cable managements, which you can use to make those upper slorts have cable protection. That rubber is used on some doors and windows and has enough " lip " that part which is supposed to get grip ) so that you can put that around and it grips very well since those slots has the semce ountside instead of inside. you cut of as much of that material as you like - look for it in one of the hardware stores nearby - and you place that around the edge of the slots. the said lip gets grip on the very welding seme but you can also make that to be a permanent soultion and glue it on place - please be careful to use glue which does not damage the color so that you do not end up with blank metal there - and so you have a fully protected place throughout whioch you can fidle the cables. I had a nzyt case where those rubber things got after a while lose their fiting they got well lose and felt of and i planed to do exatly this but anyway i fried that board ( dont ask me how even though i think one of the screws of the upper colers felt in and caused a cirkuit short...at least i heard a bang and smoke ). However i think to either resuse the case for a new build but i have an issue with it having only standrad usb ( its a nzxt phantom 410 atx ...if anyone can tell me how i can change parts of it and hwere i can get those please tell me ) or this case will be the one to use and i will do exactly that what i tell you to do and yes you still can even if the cables are allready inthere because that material is not that hard to put on there since it is like a long piece.
but now a question from my side since i anway need that for music production and Music video Production and a litle of graphics design ( mostly for the video produckton ). does it get very loud when it runs at its full performance ? this would be an issue for me if that is the case due to vocal recordings and since i do not have the room for a fullfleadged studio and all is in a home Environment i need it to be as silnet as possible. next is : can i shot off the rgb? this is very disturbing for me while writing songs and composing chords and melodies and so on and forth. I did not find on the pages i visited any information about the rgb neither aout how loud it can get ! so it would be nice if you tell me that since you build one with it.
thanx alot KitGuru and you got a new subscriber
Amazing review! bought it!!
Nice mid-tower PC case ! A lot of space inside for air and nice cable management !
18:33 i wish I could do that in real life.
Lol yeah.. me too! xD
very nice, deep and useful review thank you so much!
Got this case. Looks solid and well built
You have given me motivation to build a on my own, I was debating on it for ages but I think I'm ready, just worried about the cpu installation on the motherboard
OMG, I'm sold on that merch!
I wish every case has those handles, I move a lot of pc's around, and the lack of holding places is really annoying.
I'm sorry, I've NEVER built a gaming pc, but here is the insertion point for a cd on that thing? If I purchase a pc game where would I put the installation disc?
no more CD driver in new PCs, because of USB and internet. i had 2x dvd drivers on my pc for last 6 years and never used them. i can suggest you getting an external usb connected CD driver.
Do you need to peel off the plastic underneath the cooler before installing it onto processor? I'm just saying, I don't know, but I think I saw something there ;)
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yes you do
Awesome review, hello from the US
that cooler master cooler looks really nice in that case
Great review! Keep up the good work.
Just got this case for my build based on this video and I like it too, thus far. Really appreciate the handles on top because moving towers is usually a pain.
@@dominichennessy7779 Very well, and yes - haven't had a problem with it thus far. Besides being easy to clean and move, it's built like a tank. :)
@@MMCeditor02 Nice!
Didn't see you peel the plastic on the bottom heatpipes of the cooler...tell me you removed the plastic @15:11!!! :O
I am sure it was removed but that didn't make it thru the editing process.
@@christopherjames9843 There was actually a video cut in those seconds so it may have been peeled off, but the high CPU temps registered made me wonder eheh :)
I own the case but I hate it that ssds are upside down
hows the thermal levels for you in that case
@@amonpancakes77777 Added 3 120mm lian li fans on top cpu is on air cooling on razen 5 3600 and rtx 3060 ti right now i get 37 c on cpu 38 c gpu
Great review. I thought it was going to be too long given that it is in fact almost 30 minutes long, but no. Great work.
Nice to see someone have a full rundown of this case. Just bought it myself on sale for 99€, what a deal for a massive cool looking case with 4 preinstalled fan.
I'm looking at buying this case, it's 155€
Do you still recommend?
TY
Amazing review ! this cabinet have a good air intake in the front? it only has 2 holes down the sides and it worries me.
Great job from the lady, she has a future in media for sure.
is this case still good in 2023? Looking for a case to fit my new asus 7900 xtx.
GT501VC model does not have a reset button or is the reset button integrated into the power button, if so, how is reset done? Pls help me. Thanks
no reset button on both. only difference is vc doesn't have the fans installed.
Greaaaat review. Very helpfull. Good job
Great video to review a great case! Love it
Those hands and fingers are the best for showcasing cases. ☺️
Very, very nice review of the case. This case is the base for one of the online store builds you can order. I am not really experienced with these components and I was wondering whether you would prefer a regular fan or watercooling like the COOLER MASTERLIQUID ML120R ARGB for a system with an i7-10700K and RTX 2060 8GB graphics card? Thanks so much for your input :)
Got it now for SG$99.00 as it is on sale and got EVGA AIO 360 for $83.00. Great case for 360 radiator.
I think the added price is fine. Most cases in the price range you are talking about lack space. This is basically a full size tower case minus the added length for a second psu. I was going to buy a corsair case and save 50 bucks. But I wanted to fit the noctua nh-d15 with its second fan with ease. It was definitely worth the purchase.
Very Cooler Master-ish case! Looks nice, but I don't get the point of including 3 front RGB fans when they are hardly visible in such a closed front panel. If they had added a tempered glass front panel, they would make sense!
I just picked one of these up for my PC. I have an ASUS TUF board, and been looking to both replace my current case (Corsair Carbide SPEC-4) with something I can both carry easier but also look and function better, and I also need a case for my second build (a build using all my older parts) so... can't wait :)
If I ever get my TUF 3080 I think I'll buy this case.
I just ordered the case , Moving the case for cleaning every 6 months with those handles won me !
Did you get it? Is it good?
@@AMDryzenproG Ya I got my case , Ample room and looks high quality .
@@AMDryzenproG Ya it's awesome , I have installed 3090 Asus strix oc , Still got plenty of space .
Easy to build and handle
I could listen to you all day.... I'm in love ;)
simp
@@doggowarexpert7109 did you know that idiots don't get jokes?
What a great review! Thanks
I just ordered this case in white and this video was very helpful in showing me where everything goes. Sadly, my old Asus Vento 3600 just cannot support the massive graphics cards coming out these days. :( I may paint the new case since I've loved that apple green for so long now.
Great to hear!
I i should get another pc in the near future that case will 100% be a part of my build😍😁
Excellent review. Thanks.
Am I right in thinking this is a modified Cooler Master case?
Came back after a long time to see this at 5:44
Great review, I just have one question. Where have they put the RESET button?
No reset button there, kinda strange, yeah...
The reset button is on the windows ui
This case looks so good, what more could you want