Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case, DARKROCK Baikal ATX Case Top 360mm Radiator Support, Mesh Front & Tempered Glass Side Panel, Pre-Installed Front 3X 140mm & Rear 120mm ARGB Fan, Fan Controller Hub Included

Makes for a great PC would recommend to others.

Great case, but wished the fans had a bit more rgb lighting colors such as orange. but I went red and it does well with that. Fans keep the system cool.

I have worked with many PC cases over the past 20 plus years and would have to say this is in my top 3 favorites. Simple to work with, excellent cable management, and water cool radiator fits perfect. The RGB worked well with the MB and can bypass with the push of a button. The airflow seems to work well with 3 days of burn in time and cpu/gpu stress test did well too. The build quality of the case is excellent and looks nice too :). I Will most definitely be ordering more of these for future customer builds and may replace some older builds personally. I took a chance on an unknown case model with no regrets.

So, if you are trying to move a PC build that is not-so-old to a bigger case, like I am doing, and your existing PSU does not have a MOLEX cable (because MOLEX is hugely outdated), then you end up with SATA power to the RGB of the fans, but no MOLEX power cable to actually turn the fans. This seems to be the way this company set up the fan controller. I had to spend a lot of time researching this issue to find out why everything was working after the move to the case, except the fans werent turning. I had assumed the SATA hookup from the controller would also power the fans, not just the RGB. Apparently, it does not. This particular PC build was custom built by a company in 17, and since they did not plan on using outdated MOLEX HDDs, they did not supply any MOLEX cables with the PSU. For anyone else trying to do the same thing with their PC build, check first and see if your PSU has a MOLEX cable already. If you dont check, and it does not, then you will be standing there frustrated as to why the fans wont power up, and then after you finally find out why, youll have to wait several days until you can get either a MOLEX cable ordered (compatible with your PSU brand) or the adapters I found here on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BQFKTG7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This review would have been a 5-star rating but for this (IMO) huge oversight by the seller/manufacturer.

It has a lot of room inside for radiators and for GPU. However even with Noctua 140mm fans in the front and 120 in back to replace the stock fans, the Corsair 4000D Airflow ran much cooler in comparison and that only supports 120mm fans in the front. On average the 4000D ran 8c cooler. I bought the one with large perforated mesh grill in the front and it didnt do to well with dust. Also its a pain to get said grill off. So I put together a computer out of spare parts and gave this case to my brother while I transferred my stuff to the Corsair 4000D which I had. However the Corsair is far more tight on space. This is still a good case but there are better options.

Had it for several weeks now. Overall, it was easy to build in and looks sleek and solid. I like the tinted glass panel. Didnt have much of an issue with space for cable management. It fits an Nvidia 4070ti no problem as well as a 360mm radiator top mounted. Case fans are pretty quiet, BUT theres a reason for that, hence the warning. As another reviewer mentioned, the case fans are all 2-wire, 4-pin molex, which means they connect directly to your power supply and are not variable speed. They are low-speed fans that turn at the same rate regardless of cpu temp. This is causing an issue for me (running an i9-13900K). Even at max speed, my radiator fans are starved for air because the case fans cant spin any faster to provide more intake air to the case. I have a set of new fans on order to replace the original case fans. Not a huge deal, once I identified the issue. Ultimately, I wouldnt say it makes the case unusable by any means, but its something to keep in mind if youre planning on a build with a power hungry cpu that tends to run hot. You may need to swap out the case fans for something with variable control. Edit: Also wanted to add that I just replaced the front case fans with the new variable ones and the front panel IS removable, as another review mentioned. Simple push-clips that snap in and out. No tools required.

Not for beginners but I think it’s great for what you pay for

Not the best case as I could have spent less for a higher quality one. However I bought it for the front lighting. After opening I found a huge scratch on the tempered glass which made me very disappointed.

It arrived on time / Very cool looking / Going to install a motherboard Asus Prime B550-A WIFI 2 Along with AMD Ryzen 5 5000 series & many more product latter Thank You Amazon & Teams

Ive built many systems over the 20 years that Ive been building PCs in my opinion this was a great low cost case that I used for a build for my dad. Airflow seems good and cable management was great. Built in RGB controller has a bunch of different modes and the RGB can be turned off with a long press of the LED button on the case. If your motherboard has an RBG controller you can hook the case to that with the included cable. Very nice case for the price