Review on Apevia Aura-P-BK Mid Tower Gaming Case: Full-Size Tempered Glass Panels, RGB Fans, Black Frame by Justin Pavelko

Fans are nice, but this box has unnecessary SW cables everywhere. The location of this box is quite confusing. This is a big box. So if you need to install heavy water cooling, this box should have room for it. I used air cooling and this big box has plenty of air to move around. I had an air-cooled Ryzen 9 3900 XT and they got very hot. I added some aftermarket fans and the largest cooling tower I could fit into this huge case. The cooling tower has two monstrous fans blowing through two tall towers with large pipes to dissipate the heat. The heat emanating from the case is a slight heat under load, and CPU temperatures rarely exceed 58 C under full load. The cooling temperature of the processor is 37 to 40 degrees when idle and inactive. The case offers good cable management and can easily accommodate a 1000W Corsair Gold PSU. The case is attractive, but not intended for craftsmen. You build this business once and leave it alone. The system of attaching glass to the body is widespread and pure nonsense. The entire case is falling apart as components are constantly being removed for testing and/or evaluation. The purpose of this case is to be visible and to look beautiful. This case is NOT for computer people who like to revise their builds to make permanent changes, experiment, or make improvements. This case is designed to showcase your RGB RAM, case fans and motherboard components. Just a nice build to me, this case was designed to make this case easier, it's fantastic. This case lets you play amazing video games while looking beautiful. This case gets WOWS for a medium value case. The preinstalled fans are good, but not list quality, but they are nice. The fan uses the old MOLEX blast from previous power connectors. The case is BIG and dated but beautiful. Give this case to a nice guy with a great gaming build inside and he will remember this gift with love!