MK7-GN4

I recently build two new gaming computers with one black and one white same case and tried to stay somewhat cheap. Took a gamble on this case because the 200mm fan in front like that looked great, the fact the fans are all RGB, and side panel is actually glass. The case overall is a nice quality look and feel to it. The cable management wasn't bad at all to do on the viewing side. The back side of the case wasn't that bad either, a little bit of thinking on how to the route fan cables to the hub and the cpu/motherboard power. The fans have amazing air flow, specially with the 200mm pulling in the front and the 3 120mms pushing out. I have my cpu/gpu overclocked and not even the slightest heating problem. I recommend this case. Computer Specs ASUS TUF b450m-plus gaming Ryzen 5 3600 CPU Team Group / TForce 32GB 3200mhz DDR4 Western Digital 1TB M.2 SSD Seagate 2TB HDD AMD RX 5700 XT GPU Corsair 120mm water cooler for CPU Thermaltake Smart 700W PSU EDIT: I had to replace the fans because the bearings went out on two of the three 120mm fans causing loud rattle squeals. I bought Apevia ET-62 RGB Electro 120mm fans 6pk and 2 LED strips for 50$. It came with hub and has a ton more options for patterns/color speeds. Again cable management wasn't bad reinstalling the fans. My setup still only reaches 70c CPU and 76c GPU under gaming loads so air flow is still great. Heres the amazon link for fans if interested: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08CWX15JK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Alright before I even start I’d like to say that I’m not hovering this 5 stars but 4.5. So I bought this of case for 3 main reasons, I wanted a smaller case, a case with better air flow, and that it was 40 percent off at the time of me buying it. And this case really cheated off everything. Precisely I have and nzxt h510 which is not a good air flow case, I also had it pared with a micro atx motherboard that was really small in this case. Really quick my pc specs are a nvidia 3060 to, intel core i7 9700k, 16gb Gskills Trident rgb, and finally a cooler master 240ml radiator. So in theory everything would fit. Which it all did, I even got to vertically mount my 3060. And it still looked good. The pc fans are very nice. But I have one complaint. Then back has like no space, so if you have a non modular power supply there is going to be like no space. So besides that it’s a great case with barely any flaws.

This case is an excellent buy for the money, has great airflow for a 60 dollar case, the 4 includes fans are nice if not a bit loud, other then that case is great and easy to work in, rgb isn’t the best and kind of lags if you know what I mean. If your looking for a micro atx cubish case with great airflow this is a great pickup

I bought this case to make my semipro gaming pc and I was very impressed with the product. The case fans nice with many colors to choose from by pressing on a small button near the power button. I will say the fans are sorta quiet. The case has plenty of air intake to keep your pc cool but note that the front of the case will get a lot more dust and would recommend to clean it every now and the to prevent dust buildup. This case has a good amount of space to work with and I found zero problems while putting together my gaming pc. One thing to look out and be aware. This case has a side window door which can be really delicate and I am very fortunate my case came well packaged with the right padding to keep the window safe from cracks. I will say that the window did get a small crack on the top left where the pegs are located at. In conclusion this case is worth your money if you need something to build a mini pc without trying to buy or to do extra fan installation. The case is stylish and the fan lighting can be changed or turned off by pressing a button on top of the case. Just minor heads up in the window side of the case.

Really good value for a budget case i have no complaints with it been running it for a few months and it has done well.

Great value. Fans don't interface with motherboard and only work from the supplied hub. This means you can't set fan curves. The fans also connect to the hub with proprietary connectors. The lighting is controlled either by 12v 4-pin RGB header or by using the switch on the case's front panel. The overall build quality is OK. Its a cheap case that has surprisingly good airflow. Not a bad option when you consider you're getting several RGB fans. Wire managing is super easy, and the graphics card can be vertically mounted if you have a riser.

The fans are really nice and cable management is easy.

This product does not come with a user manual. Im new to pc building and a manual would have helped me in finding out where the cables go to the mother board. One wire has a wired 4pin holes minus one with a triangle. Then a 3 hole connecter with VDG on it and a Sata. I connected the sata to the power supply but don't know where the other 2 go? The board i have is a asrock b460m pro 4. Once again. I am new to this stuff and manual would have helped me out greatly. It appears to be an awesome case but it may have to go back.