🖥️ GAMDIAS GD-TALOS E1 Mini-ITX Tower (Black) – Compact and Power Supply-Free! Review

I was able to change the light just with the knob on the case, I think you need an extra remote control exhaust fan to do more. On top of that! there is VERY little space on the back of the case for cable management. Keep this in mind if you want to do a lot in a small package.

I've dealt with this for the most part. Things get a little cramped with an aftermarket cooler and cable routing leaves a lot to be desired. In general, I was happy with the case, as was my client. It's a bit of a hassle to keep all the cables neat and snug against the wall, and closing the case door requires some skill, especially if you're using a more powerful power supply. But overall the value is good. The RGB controller is compatible with fans from other brands, so you are not limited to…

This is my first time building a Mini-ITX case, so I have no comparison with it. I installed the guts from an HP desktop I bought years ago. It has an AMD 10-6700 processor and an optical drive, so I upgraded the case, upgraded to an SSD, and replaced the stock CPU cooler with a Cooler Master liquid CPU cooler. It worked really well, although I added another fan to the top of the unit to improve airflow and keep the internal temperature down. It looks good after all, but keep in mind that this…

the body is good tempered glass and the design is all good. The only thing is that the RGB light fan works fine for an hour when it works as shown in the picture. check everything still work in the dark.

This case is pretty good, but my goodness, it's small. Cable routing is the worst, so make sure you get a fully modular power supply to make things easier.

The case is thin and light, which is good, but part of the mounting area is thin and can easily bend if too much force is applied. The chassis isn't very AIO friendly, some modifications need to be made to make it work. I'm trying to fit a 240mm AIO but the intake fan is too tall for the front panel so I end up ordering a 120mm AIO and pushing a screw in the front fan slot to make it work. Front fans hit or miss RGB. The fan turns on but the RGB doesn't, so I'll end up replacing it, not sure if

I found this case very easy to assemble and had no problems with the cable routing. The front panel where the fans are mounted is a little wobbly, but that's not a problem. I couldn't use the included fans because my motherboard has an older 4-pin RGB connector. Also the molex connector was broken upon arrival. One star off because I had to buy new fans. Otherwise very satisfied