Review on 🎮 Razer Tomahawk ATX Mid-Tower Gaming Chassis: Enhanced Cooling, Stunning Design, RGB Lighting, Cable Management - Classic Black by Austin Hampton

Pretty average ITX case. In this case, you're basically just paying for the Razer name. ProsRoom for 240mm AIO plus 4 extra fans Space for GPU up to 3 slots thick and up to 330mm long (If your GPU is longer than 300MB, you CANNOT put a fan on the front for intake, you need a fan hole for it need plug a card in there and due to the case overhang you can't post it.Decent airflow for a tempered glass case to be plugged in.Tempered glass panel on the side of the motherboard.Who makes this?We use this site around Shame on hiding our cable management. We don't want to show plus a metal bezel would be better for ventilation. The Tempered Glass Panel on the motherboard side has weaker magnets than the access side meaning you need PERFECT control to keep the panel closed The LED turns off the rest of my Chroma lighting The Razer logo and Chroma l Lighting is powered from Header 2.0 It had to be powered via SATA and driven by the motherboard RGB header as most AIOs require this 2.0 header. I had to use a sticky splitter. Tempered glass is too dark. I can barely see my AIO's display (had no problems with other glass screens). I mention the glass side panel of the motherboard again because you need a metal panel for that side. Finally. this is not a bad case. but there are better ones. If you're looking for good airflow, this isn't for you. A great case for Razer fans, but otherwise it looks flat and is just another ITX tower case.