Review on 💨 Enhanced Airflow Mid-Tower ATX Case - Cooler Master MasterBox NR600 with Front Mesh Vent, Sleek Design, Tempered Glass Side Panel, and Integrated Headset Jack by George Bridgewater

I built my new Ryzen 3600X system in this case and it was mostly a pleasure to work with. Cable management is plentiful, with mounting points scattered all over the back of the motherboard tray, and the mounts for three 3.5-inch drives in front of the power supply are wonderful. They even give you nifty tool-less drive bay guides. in front does a fantastic job of keeping temperatures down: my CPU hit 71°C during the case open torture test and just 74°C when closed, with three Noctua fans in the front. at a fantastic price, but there are a few downsides. The included fans are rattling junk, so add some better ones to your budget. I didn't think they would both be that crappy so I'm stuck with a clicking rear end. Exhaust fan at the moment. Another problem is the drive bay in front of the power supply: it is riveted. This makes installing the power supply cumbersome and the bottom 120mm fan can hardly be screwed in properly. All said and done, I really like this case. For $70 you can't go wrong, especially if you're looking for a sleek ATX case with plenty of 3.5" drive mounts and great airflow.