Review on 🎮 CORSAIR Carbide SPEC-Omega RGB Mid-Tower Gaming Case with 2 RGB Fans and Lighting Node PRO, Tempered Glass - Black: Enhanced Gaming Performance and Stunning RGB Illumination! by Nick Kussmaul

I built my machine with a Z370-A Pro ATX mobo, 16GB Patriot Viper 2666MHz RAM with heat spreaders and unfortunately found that the Mogu didn't match my cooler with a Closed -Loop EVGA fit CLC 240 front or top of case. Ultimately, it's not the case itself that's the problem, it's the conflicting parts that don't go together well due to the way the phone and case were designed. There were only 2 holes to install an additional 120mm fan alongside the one pre-installed in the case, which I doubt. I would recommend water cooling to switch to a case with more space. This case was a problem for me because even when I decided to use 2 fans on the top of the case, the 8-pin CPU performance of the ATX sized cellphone I was using was lost from one of the top due to a lack -Case fan blocks the room. Aside from the lack of space for parts inside the case, cable management was an issue for an ATX motherboard. It was a struggle to connect the SATA cables to my mobile device, and I had no other option to route power from my PSU to my 8-pin processor other than directly through my phone next to the rear case fan and heatsink and fan of my processor. While I don't like the ATX motherboard case I have, I think it might work better with a micro-ATX mobile or another ATX mobile from a different manufacturer.