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

This case was easy to build in and very easy to take apart and work inside of. Its very aesthetic at a good price. if youre looking to show off some parts this is a great place to start.

As soon as I saw this case I knew it was what I wanted. I had a vision for my build and I was able to achieve it, I love how it came together. Only problem I had with this case is that when my GPU was mounted in the top PCIe slot, there was a part of the case that would get in the way of my HDMI cables going into the GPU ports. This might just be specific to my GPU because of where the ports are located on it. Luckily I was already planning to mount my GPU vertically so it ended up working out. And also it sucks that it only comes with 1 dust filter but thats all.

It looks nice, but when you remove the glass, the top section becomes very flimsy, and feels cheap. Also, there are no USB C ports at all. No filters over fan holes, and the amount of room for the PSU compartment is very tight and can be difficult to work with.

It’s a beautiful case with great airflow. My graphics card went from an average low 80°C to low 70°C. The additional fans on the bottom give direct cooling to my card. Also I love the side fans where my radiator goes. This allows my aio cooler to get its own dedicated cooling without having to worry about the rest of the case. I’ve had this for about 3 months and I love it. My only complaint is the HDD mounting, it requires some screwing, but if you’re exclusively on M.2 then there shouldn’t be any problems using this case.

First off this case looks fantastic. Plenty on ventilation and fan mounts. The metal it’s constructed with is a little thin so you have to be careful with screws and careful to not scratch the thin layer of paint. The cable routing is a bit cramped. I couldn’t use my braided cpu cable cause I barely had room to run the thin one that came with my psu (mind you I have a radiator on top). It’s also cramped on the bottom so make sure you have everything plugged in before putting in the bottom fans. Doesn’t have many options for cable management in the back of the case either but you can get it done with a bunch of cable ties or zip ties. For $140 it was a great deal. My wife said it looks like I walked into a store and bought it off the shelf. I’d recommend this case for sure.

The build quality and aesthetics of this case are absolutely great. However the cable management took some time but could have been slightly avoided if I had used a modular power supply. Most of the cables tuck up into a cavity above the power supply. Building in an micro atx case is always snug when you want cable extensions to make thinks look pretty.There is plenty of airflow and cpu and gpu temps stay fairly low. I have no complaints this far and would recommend this case!

About the only advice I can give is to put your hard drives and full size ssds in last so you have room to reach your wiring through. This case is wide but it allows for a large amount of wire hiding behind the mother board where your psu will also mount. I bought a brand new white psu just for this build without realizing you see none of it besides power wires.

If you like the look of the case, this is your case. Its awesome and it was a dream to put together. But dont pay the extra money for the Gim fans. The fan controller sucks, they say the remote will adjust the fan speed, it doesnt. The motherboard cant control fan speeds either, which is the worst oversight considering a user that cares about aura sync is going to want to using an AI fan curve. Just one fan speed and theyre not quiet at that speed.

This arrived 15 days prior to the estimated date, and I live in Canada ! Want a cheaper dual-chamber case with beautiful glass panels and even has fans included ? I didnt have to look further. The lian li dynamic evo is pricier for example and always out of stock... Near-Perfect case for what I need other than a couple of outdated USB slots on the chassis which should not be a huge deal.

First glass case Ive bought and couldnt be happier. Some people like to complain that glass panel cases get hotter, but I have yet to have any temperature issues. I have had the case for about 8 months now and have come across no issues. I would recommend buying a few extra magnetic 120mm dust filters for the rear and back panel since the only filter that came with it was for the top AIO. The only reason the assemble rating gets a 4/5 stars is because the screws for the glass panels get mixed up easily (if you take your panel off frequently) and since the screws are unlabeled, you have to screw/unscrew until you have the right ones in. Great case none the less, would recommend for a sleek build. Runs on a 3080, 12900k + z690, AIO corsair + 3x 120mm fans and a 750w in the back.