GAMDIAS ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer PC Case with Side Tempered Glass, 4X 120mm ARGB Case Fans and Sync with 5V RGB Motherboard and Excellent Airflow

Exactly what I paid for
Is this a top of the line case? No. It is however, a great value and does exactly what I need from a PC case. Everything I ordered to build my PC fit perfectly, but you may want to check the dimensions of any large GPU or coolers you plan to order. My RX 6650 XT fit snugly, and a there may have been issues if I had ordered a larger GPU. The fans are quieter than I expected and the RGB is simple. I had no issues. However I should warn you, the three intake fans on the front of the case DO NOT have a filter. I should have checked this before buying, but I have 2 dogs and my PC is in a basement that generates a lot of dust. I ordered some cheap screen off of Amazon that came with thin sticky magnets and I made a quick and simple filter to cover the grill of the case. It took me about 20 minutes to cut and fit the screen to the case. All in all I was satisfied with the value I paid for and I feel the case looks neat, simple, and efficient.

Brilliant on the inside, held back by fasteners
I’d been eyeballing this case vs the select few alternative options that allow a horizontal build for several months, as my previous case, a HAF X EVO from 2014, changed my view on case orientation so much that everything else fails to impress.Without going full pro/con, let’s skip to the meat: For experienced builders, you’ll appreciate the cavernous internal volume for upsized GPU footprints (why the Evo X got the axe as it wouldn’t fit BIg GPUs without removing fans and structural points). The downsides are, at least on my received case, the flipping hardware feels like none of them match or are factory cross-threaded. In the box, I got a handful of mixed screws in a bag, but the mobo mounting screws didn’t all line up and wouldn’t accept standard-thread screws, of which I have piles and piles accumulated throughout the years. There were allegedly 33 mobo and HDD/SSD screws for mixed use, but only 6 actually threaded into the mobo stand-offs.The other Really annoying niggle is the GPU mounting bracket. It’s on the Outside of the rear case wall, and you will find yourself doing several reach-arounds if you have to get back into the case to move components or add NVME drives, or you decide to add additional fans and things are blocking access. Also if you end up having to need to flip a completed build because your mass storage HDD drive (located in the bottom rear slot) decides to play foul, having the case open on it’s side with all the heavy components mounted inside, the case loses a fairly significant amount of structural rigidity going between being upright and horizontal with both the front and top glass open, to where the back panel doesn’t like to go back on straight.This is outweighed after finally getting everything where I wanted it, all the screws serviceable after installing and removing them several times, finding some alternates from my stash, etc., that the desired airflow pathing is optimized for great internal thermals. When I go back to watercooling, this will be the thermal champ that the Evo X was but Much bigger with copious internal space to play with tube routing and such. Wire pathing in the backside is also excellent, though in the pictures I was in get-it-functional phase more than make it pretty phase.As much as I appreciate the overall great airflow choices, the bottom access to air seems a little deficient for the power supply with the short feet as received. The case went onto it’s own desk as has all previous setups, but I ended up adding 50mm spacers under the factory feet out of concern for the very slender under-chassis air gap even on a hard surface. Definitely something to consider. Also of note, both side panels and the rear chassis cover have integrated filter mesh, though only the large underside (would be the back panel when upright) is fully removable for cleaning. Having an electric air blaster will be extremely desirable to maintain airflow if you’re into monitoring and maintaining performance on fully air-cooled builds.

Not terrible, but could be better
First, the pros:Decent airflow, included RGB fans are fairly quiet, nice smoked glass side panelThe cons:1… Supposed to accept a 240 mm class AIO cooler in either top or front locations, but the USB/audio header block at the front of the case prevents top mounting AIO’s of this size in the top position. Not a deal breaker, but I prefer top mounting over front mounting.2… No instructions or paperwork of any kind included with my unit. Not a big deal as I have assembled hundreds of PC’s over the years, but for someone new or not as familiar with the various connectors, it could be an issue.3… Less cable management room behind the back panel, and no rubber grommets in the pass-through holes, making cable management a bit more difficult.All in all its fairly decent for a budget case, but there are numerous similarly priced cases available with more features and without the cons mentioned above.

GAMDIAS ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer PC Case
Worked perfectly for what i needed it for, my only complaint was my GPU is exactly 1 foot long i needed to force it a just a bit to get it in. My fault for not validating the size before buying, but its nice and snug…. and working great.

Pros: Lots of room for cable management. Great air flow gpu runs 10c colder in this build Can easily fit the rtx4080 Looks great, easy to work inCons: cheap har use velcro straps for cable managementInstructions not clear on which screws to use for motherboard. You can easily pick the wrong threads

Case Mid-Tower ATX in vetro temperato ad alto flusso d’aria ottima fattura ottimi spazi di montaggio consiglio

Tutto bene ok grazie