Review on AZZA CSAZ-330 IRIS Mid-Tower PC Case with Dual Digital RGB Fans, Black by Paul Rogger

The case is excellent, it offers a lot of space to assemble even compared to some other more famous brands. If you had one of their older cases like I had, like the Orion series cases, then you will definitely love this case, especially when you look at how they have a fully adjustable top mount fan to allow for better fan placement to ensure and even the installation of a radiator, since it can move not only from front to back, but also from side to side, which most manufacturers do not do. There was a full inch on the back, maybe a bit more for cable management, as well as room for 4 SSDs, plus a hard drive bay that moderately conforms to the front or back of the case, allowing for both airflow control and space for the cooler the front air. Air intake that can also accommodate a 360 radiator installation, not to mention 2 more cable housing placements for 2 more SSDs to show off in all their glory. In total I think 8 HDDs, both SSD and HDD, not to mention if your MoBo also comes with NVME slots. Overall this is a great purchase and a steal for the price and one more thing to mention is that I have a gaming MSI 5800XT which has more than enough room for large cards. Now for the cons: the audio and aux jacks on the front are, as with most things, very tiresome, the included 120mm fans have so much clearance that it would be weird if it weren't frustrating, wouldn't it ? does not include case grommets to hide your cords and protect them in case you get a wire that might cut them or even try to fish them forward. The front case cover is also very difficult to remove, allowing you to install other fans or even a heatsink, and although it has a dust cover on the front, it cannot be removed without damaging the dust cover itself or the cover and panel cover or to destroy. The PCI slot plate is also a bit of a problem, although I understand why it's made as a slide out piece, new computer manufacturers might not think twice before taking them all out and then realize their mistake and have to buy additional PCIe or hunt down slot plates . To be fair, those are the only complaints I've had with this case, and if that's all, hey, there's not much to complain about anyway. Overall great job AzzA, you really learned from your previous cases and outdid yourself with this one.