Pros
- Spacious and with good air circulation
Cons
- My only complaint is that the glass on the side is quite pale; personally, I prefer it to be darker.
Pros
- Adjacent glass, please Frontal mesh Allows for dropsy Cables and video cards can fit comfortably.
Cons
- False and flimsy metal Poor construction quality. There is no hard drive
Pros
- Witnesses of the Repairman, rejoice in tempered glass! Lots of space, really big towers fit in. Delivering a case for less money without torsion bars is brilliant, I'll put mine in. Mesh on the front panel, air intake is normal. Cover under bp. Enough space for cables behind the rear wall. There is a lot of space above the motherboard, even with my huge tower, I managed to connect the processor power without mats after installing the motherboard and tower. You can also shove SVO there. Good appearance.
Cons
- In some places, the quality of execution corresponds to the budget. Flimsy back wall. There are no rubber vibration dampers in the hard sled. Break-out plugs for expansion slots. Dust filters, both top and front - with a grid with a cell diameter of almost a millimeter. Better than nothing, of course, but still. Only one usb 3.0 slot on the front panel, could make two. The basket for two hdds is riveted, does not dismantle and does not move back and forth, but in vain - it would facilitate assembly.
Pros
- Price (if you're lucky, get it cheaper than other worthy models) Glass
Cons
- 1. You can install only 2 HDD 3.5, while there is still enough space in the box for the third one, you can even put a not very thick HDD from below without problems. Why didn't they use a couple more centimeters and didn't allow three HDDs to be placed there? Strange. 2. If there is an SSD 2.5, then it is stupidly screwed to the case. It would seem, well, a normal solution, what's the problem? And the fact that, as a result, not all SATA power connectors can be plugged in (see the example in the photo), it’s stupidly impossible to connect the connector from some PSUs at all. For example, the Thermaltake Toughpower 750W (W0116) has SATA power connectors that don't fit into this very hole in the photo. Connectors Thermaltake TR2 S climbed. This is some kind of game, if someone else has a 2.5 '' SSD - keep in mind. 3. Place for PSU. It's just not enough! A standard PSU 85x150x160 mm either doesn't fit at all, or sticks right in. At the same time, there is still an option that either the wires from the PSU itself will be strongly bent so that it fits all the same, or it won’t fit because of the wires. Moreover, both in length and in height, it fits right up or does not fit at all. The same Thermaltake Toughpower 750W (W0116) 85x150x160 mm - does not fit at all, Thermaltake TR2 S, which is smaller (86 x 150 x 140 mm) fit, but also cramped. Only 170 mm is in the case for the length of the PSU + wires. In total, if the PSU itself is 160mm + it has detachable cables, then this is + 10-12mm, in total 170-172mm. And you also need to bend the wires, since on the other side of the PSU compartment there is a fixed basket for the HDD. Outcome: BP does not climb. Just ergonomic hell. 4. By the quality of the metal: it is not so important to me, but there is almost noname for micro ATX, Zalman Z3 Plus and another old noname for ATX nearby. So here is the feeling that the quality of the metal is at the level of nonames or even worse: the metal is thin, easily bends, sloppy riveting here and there. The cables inside the case are also quite rigid and give the impression of Chinese cheapness.
Pros
- Gorgeous blowing, appearance, ease of maintenance.
Cons
- The thickness of the metal, the absolutely stupid location of the SSD under SATA (2.5"), the lack of damping inserts in the baskets under 3.5", it can be problematic to hang 2 140mm coolers on the front panel outside the chassis (may prevent the front panel from snapping into place), not to mention about the fact that three 140mm coolers cannot be installed in any way), clamped one rack under the ATX format motherboard (there are only 8 pcs in the bundled bag, not 9. From the old Z11 zalman, the rack did not fit the thread diameter.) and, judging by the reviews, the practice is regular .
Pros
- On the side, with glass Front comprised of mesh Accommodates dropsy Ample space for the graphics card and the connections.
Cons
- metal that is crooked and of poor quality The construction leaves a great deal to be desired. No hard disk drive
Pros
- Cool design, simple construction, tempered glass, compact, metal thickness.
Cons
- 1) Calculation of the developers of the installation site of the power supply, 2) Plastic sled for HDD 3.5", 3) No removable plugs for PCI cards, 4) No USB type-C on the front. 5) No HDD boot LED
