Review on 💻 ROSEWILL CHALLENGER S ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with Blue LED, 3 Pre-Installed Case Fans, and Front I/O Access Ports for Desktop PC by Jason Unruh

This case is better than I thought. The stock fans have been quiet so far, but I'm controlling them from the motherboard and they haven't reached 100% speed yet. The metal is thin but it helped with the PCI knockouts as they were very easy to remove. I'm using a USB optical drive that I bought for my laptop, but for those who say the 5 1/4" bay is too small, you MUST remove the front panel from the case to install the drive , not only a hole for the drive works, but and the entire front panel. After installing the drive, you can reinstall the front bezel with the bezel removed. Cable management could be better, but it was adequate. In this case, it would be better if you had a modular power supply I was having trouble cleaning up all my extra cables. My biggest complaint is that there are no "handles" on the side panels to make removal easier. Of course, mine slide quite easily, but I preferred not to try to dig around the edges or put a lot of pressure on the sides, knowing how thin the metal is. Once assembled this case looks great, the fans glow but aren't so intrusive that they keep you up at night. The LEDs are blue, but not annoying, and the Power-L ED are on the top of the case. Additional Info - Cooler Master MasterLiquid Light 120 water cooler just added There is not enough space under the top bezel to accommodate a standard 120mm fan in an exhaust configuration. Due to the fact that the CPU power connector on the AMD A4 motherboard is in the top, rear corner, I could not install the 120mm cooler and fan in the rear position, they had to be installed in the top front of the Case. because of the release.