GAMDIAS White ATX Mid Tower Computer Case Tempered Glass, Gaming PC Case Support Dual 360mm AIO/Radiator, 7x120mm Case Fans (4X 120mm Built-in), 420mm GPU/VGA, USB3.0X 2, Type C x1, 170mm CPU Cooler

You hear from time to time "what's in a case?" Regarding this case? Quite a bit. It fits an ATX motherboard just fine. The (4) Fans do an amazing job at keeping the inside very cool. The case also has a built in fan hub that all the fans connect to and also an ARGB output if your motherboard supports it (mine does). If your motherboard doesn't have an ARGB input there is a button on the top of the case that marked "LED" and you can press that numerous times changing the colors or how the fan lights display. The case also supports a USBC hook up if your mother board supports the connection (mine does) which comes in pretty handy. The case also supports USB3 and HD Audio connections to your mother board. The case is nice and light but very sturdy and the side glass is "real glass" and adds a nice touch.Price point was nice for what you get. So if you're looking for a mid-tower with a fair amount of room I would highly recommend this case.

This review is for the Gamidas Argus M1 ATX gaming case. They offer a different case with three front fans but this one has a LED lighting slash across the front. I read reviews of the case where some complained about there not being spaces for a 3.5” HDD but mine did have two spaces in a rack accessible from the back side. My primary HDD is a solid state M.2 but I also use a 2TB 3.5” HDD for additional storage. This case seemed very sturdy and well constructed and has a tempered glass side panel. I used Ryzen 7 CPU that came with a heat sink. The heat sink and fan fit perfectly with room to spare. The LED slash across the front is kind of cool but and not distracting. My case came with two installed silent fans (not LED) but I preferred it that way. The only hesitation one might have is the lack of an optical drive bay so if needed, you would have to set up a external drive. I have no need for an optical drive so this was of no consequence to me. Once completed, the computer is a bit heavier than most (probably from the glass side panel) but that is not a problem for me.All in all I consider this case a steal at the sale price I got it for. It’s solid, looks great, comes with 2 silent case fans and magnetic dust screens. I have paid twice as much for much poorer quality in the past. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Finally stopped making excuses and built a PC tower for my graphic design work using this case. Also, with the hope of a very occasional gaming session. Not only does this PC case look really professional, but it has hints of gaming (mainly in the RGB fans which not only sync with an applicable motherboard, but also have a dedicated button on the case making them super easy to customize and change) Case is larger, but that's nice, there's plenty of space even considering it has a PSU shroud. The feet are really nice and large with rubber pads meaning I won't scratch my desk. And I love the glass panel. It's slightly tinted to show off some RGB highlights without showing your terrible cable management. Overall, extremely pleased. Had plenty of space to fit all of my components and had room to upgrade even. Also it's nice to find a white case that isn't ugly or over the top once in a while.

LED fans are very nice although a tiny bit loud when at full speed. The out-of-box cable management wasnt the best but it was manageable. Everything fit as needed with more room for extra things. Airflow is absolutely amazing, it gets nice and cold with the fans that in included.

TL;DR, this case is a fantastic value for for $60. If you're building a budget system or need a cheap case to house some spare parts, I can 100% recommend this case.Pros:- Full size ATX motherboard support is huge for this price. Also has no issues fitting mid-sized GPUs.- The 3 included fans move plenty of air and are relativity quiet. The RGB lights get bright and look really good.- This case's design makes it look as good as cases that cost twice as much.Cons:- The case is very lightweight, but in a cheap feeling way. The case feels like it's made of really thin metal, but feels sturdy enough protect the system. Maybe don't put anything to heavy on top of the case.- The fans are also not PWM, they are powered by a SATA connector so they always run at full speed. Also the RGB is controlled by a button on the case and doesn't connect to the motherboard so RGB control is a little bit limited.- There isn't a ton of space for cable management, and with a full sized ATX motherboard, you end up covering up a few of the cable management holes.- The case is also rather compact, be sure to check GPU clearance. Mid-spec GPUs will fit just fine in this case but some of the longer 3 fan designs may have length issues.- The front fans have no dust filter, but there is a magnetic dust filter for the top fan slots.Overall, you can tell where the corners were cut to save on manufacturing costs, but those cost saving measures were planned really well. This case doesn't meet the quality or features of something like an NZXT H5 Flow, but it sure looks and cools just as good as one.

It's a case, and it's inexpensive, open the box and pick it up. yes, thats how cheap it feels. it's an ok case if it's all you can afford. Other then that, look else where for a better case

This has to be the best quality to price full sized PC case I have owned over the three that I have had before this. I was skeptical about the fit and finish of everything especially the lighting. BUT, everything is great quality, lights work awesome the glass panel fits great and easy to install and remove. inside is set up great and uses the space very well, lots of room for rads and fans. The stand off holes for the MOBO and PCIE slots line up great, if not perfect. Nice removeable fan "filters" fine metal mesh but does a great job. would defiantly recommend this for a first time build or just a nice update as well.