💡 Corsair iCUE 220T RGB White: Smart Mid-Tower ATX Gaming Case with Tempered Glass Review

This case shares many of the same features as the 220t Airflow case. Be careful which power supply you buy as a large enough power supply will interfere with the drive bay. Aside from a small PSU compatibility issue, the 220t tempered glass is amazing.

This is my first mid tower, aim was to downsize my full tower case which was taking up too much space and wasn't pretty enough to show. This case is made out of one piece, has glass in all the right places and in most cases offers enough space for cable management. However, if you buy a 2080 series card or any of the 80 series cards (980 TI in my case) your build options available will be limited as it will basically be the length of your case. Therefore, cables, RBG elements and especially any

This beautiful case is well made and looks great. The included 120mm fans do their job well. Think how small it really is. Cable management can become a nightmare if you don't plan your components ahead of time. I built around the hull so I could get components that fit my budget, needs and hull :)

Overall excellent case; excellent value for money as it comes with three Corsair SP120 RGB PRO fans. Looks good, well built. However, working inside is very difficult, especially on the back for cable management. With some effort and planning, I managed to place the following components there: - ASUS ROG Strix TRX40-XE ATX. Motherboard - Processor AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X - Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 128GB (4x32GB) DDR4 3600 Kit - Corsair H150i PRO XT RGB 360mm AIO - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080…

The case looks fantastic. Plenty of space for motherboard and graphics card. I have a 750 EVGA power supply and it's pretty handy. I don't think it fits over 750.

Pros: Great cable management Fits 360mm all-in-one (front) Fits 240mm all-in-one (top) Fantastic airflow options Beautiful tinted front and side tempered glass mm AIO, you only see about 11 1/2 inches of GPU space, and with the high-end GPUs right now, you can't install one without completely removing AIO from the system. Due to the compact size, many things don't fit in, in this case 3.5 inch hard drives. The side panel protrudes if you don't have a dirt power supply as the side panel is not…