[Aluminum] I am using this for a Ryzen 3900X build with the Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master, Noctua NH-D-15S, 2 Samsung M.2 drives, GeForce 1060, 2 7,200RPM SATA drives, and a Blu-Ray optical drive. It is one of the only modern cases with a 5.25 drive bay, good airflow/noise balance, and USB Type-C on the front panel. This case is dead quiet compared to my Cooler Master Sniper I used on my last Intel build. Connectivity is great and I like that I can remove the side door without a thumbscrew. I specifically chose the solid side panel over tempered glass for durability and again this was a somewhat rare feature when requiring the other specs. Love it.

[Clip-On] The build quality is outstanding and Fractal has provided so many options/configurations it's amazing! I needed a 5-1/4 drive bay and this was one of the few modern cases that provided one. I kind of wish I had gone for the XL version and gotten 2 bays, but I REALLY like the white interior which isn't available in the XL. I have a Kingwin KF-255-BK hot-swap rack in the 5-1/4 bay and still had room for a (white) 360 AIO in the top!

[19 x 12 x 2"] It is bigger than I imagined. Building a PC in this case is really fun. The case is pretty silent. Would recommend a non-glass panel version for more silent operations. Thermals are reasonable with 3700x (stock cooler) and MSI 3060ti with default fans.

[Aluminum] So much space and so easy to build in! Definitely one of the best cases out there for first time and veteran builders!

[0.95 lb] I bought this case for use as a home server and it works extremely well. It was easy to build in, has lots of room for disk expansion, and runs very quietly. It was a perfect selection for me.

[Black] Great light addition as front fills

[Aluminum] It’s been a decade since I built a computer, and I thought that not much could have changed on the case front. Boy was I wrong! This case was a wonder to work with. The magnetic enclosures are so much simpler and slicker than the old school screws, and being able to do wiring from the other side makes it look so sweet!

The case feels luxurious throughout. The hard drive cage interferes with power wiring a little, however, and that is my only complaint, but just assume you’re going to remove it, as I did, and use the two 2.5 slots behind the motherboard, or else use M.2 drives.

Bottom line: this case has significant convenience and super-high-quality materials and build. It was enough to make me write a review, which I hardly ever do!

[19 x 12 x 2"] I used this case for a new gaming build. The case is solid metal and is heavy. Not in a bad way, just solid. It is logically built, and all of the parts come off easily as you would expect. The fans run quiet (which is nice) although I haven't yet slammed the PC in a way that would jump the heat and cause the fans to ramp. The case is huge, and there is a ton of open space after the build. I'm running a ROG 790 with a Noctua NH-D15 Chromax cooler and the case is still 50% open space.


Bottom line for me is that I totally dig this case and would absolutely purchase it again.

[Black] This is a fantastic accessory for your Titan tubes. It’s a bit harder to set up than the 1-tube snapbag, but it’s not too bad. Very nice quality of light from the magic cloth too. Feels very well made.

[0.95 lb] This case is ALL BLACK, no (or very little) RGB from the internals are visible. Chose this for my first build: (near) complete dissassembly for ease of access, stock fans are quiet and functional (did add a 140 fan, to increase internal pressure), good wire management, panels remove easily and attach securely. Great quality and not too big.