GIM ATX Mid-Tower Case White Gaming PC Case 2 Tempered Glass Panels & Front Panel RGB Strip Gaming Computer Case Desktop Case USB 3.0 I/O Port, Magnet Dust Filter, Water-Cooling Ready

Had this case for a few months now and it’s been great. Every time I need to change something with my pc, this case makes it very easy to do so with its high build quality and ease of assembly.

I will just say that you need to be prepared for some cors management. Its a bit tight in the space supplies for the PSU and the storage. Being able to hide the PSU in the back of the case looks so much better. Mine didnt come with a magnetic strip for the bottom vent which did surprise me however. Id recommend looking for one separately to prevent dust and hair.

It’s an ok case at best, but here are some issues I had trouble working with: There are no stand offs in the back side to zip tie cords to Cut outs and grommet placement isn’t in the most effective places and 2 main grommets are going to be obstructed by the 2 back fans. The rear brackets for pcie hardware are cut outs so be careful taking out the ones you need cause you can’t attach them back The main issue I had was routing the 24pin so I tried to get a reference from the post GIM advertised on Amazon but realized they photoshopped the cords. You’ll have to find a different way to route it so good luck

This is a good beginners case or you can say budget friendly as well. Seems similar to the Hyte case but you can tell which one has better quality. Fits a good amount of fans and peripherals (from AIOs, Rgb lights and etc...), but I wish the back had more room as its pretty tight after having a few drives. This case can fit a Rtx 4090 & rx 7900xtx aftermarket cards or reference models.

Very wide with lots of room for any extras inside. The RGB strip on the side is a perfect addition. Great quality. My cat finds the top to be a great seat while I game lol.

Overall I like the case - its very quiet, very sturdy, and definitely has lots of airflow. Pros: Quiet, Sturdy, spacious!! Cons: 1) 3 of the 6 motherboard mounting studs were stripped out - they give you 3 additional (9 total) but I have 9 mounting holes on my motherboard so 3 of them are worthless now. 2) I must not have noticed this - but you cant mount a CDROM drive! There arent any openings for one 3) They only give you 2 mounting spots for hard drives. I have 3 (2 SSDs and 1 HDD) so I ended up velcroing the SSDs to the side of the case and mounting the HDD - but much like the CDROM above drive space is a total afterthought here

This is a great computer case for the price. I was able to fit an EATx motherboard in it which was exactly what I was hoping for. There is plenty of space. Lots of space in the back for managing all your cables and keeping them hidden. Its fairly quiet and does a great job with air flow as well. Its an impressive case with plenty of space.

First, the good: the case itself seems nice - if it was not aesthetically pleasing to me, I wouldnt have even considered it. Lots of space to work with and cable management was a breeze. Seems reasonably sturdy. However, for the first-time or very inexperienced PC builder like myself, the inclusion of even a basic manual would be a HUGE help. Also, while liquid coolers should have no issues with clearance, I had a Noctua DH-15 which comes with two 140 mm fans. Depending on your motherboard and/or RAM placement, there is not enough clearance to install both fans, which was disappointing as I had checked the comments to see if this would be an issue. Another thing for the novice builder, if you do not buy the case with fans pre-installed, be ready to add the cost of buying up to 10 additional 120 mm fans. This is something I had overlooked, but more experienced builders probably realized this from the get-go. Im curious how this case will hold up over time without many dust filters. One idea I am toying with is if the primary intake is from the bottom as recommended, I am considering moving the one black magnetic dust filter that sits on the top and moving it to the bottom. I may move it back to the top if I feel the restriction in air flow is not worth the reduction in dust intake.

I was looking for a case for a new build! found this one I was a bit timid at first but the outcome was more than worth it!!!

This case fits everything including my water-cooling radiators like a champ. The case was perfect except for two things. 1. The hard drive plate needs to be removed to hide all the wires easily, but this one is a NIGHTMARE to put back after you did your wire management. Some cases are designed to where those plates are easy to get off and back on, this one is not. When installing your equipment, do not remove the hard drive plate, it will cause you to curse life. 2. RGB Front panel is annoying. Trying to figure out how to turn off the lights. Yeah, I hate RGB on my computers. That said If you build a computer, its almost impossible to get non-RGB components. Just my thought, have it to where you can turn it off without having to unplug it. Other than those two things, I give it 4 stars. If the HDD plate was designed differently, It would have been 5 stars. Value for the money.... This case is like a clone of more expensive cases. This case if named branded would go for more than 200 easily. Oh, if you are debating between this case and the O11 Air Mini, its no competition, get this case instead.