Psu Window Case

[1] Good PSU for the price.

[White] This case not only looks great, but is easy to assemble your parts into. The magnetic sides and HDD clips make it quick. Pro-tip if you're installing the case fans above the PSU. Install your motherboard first, then any cables on the bottom of the mobo(pwr/restart button, USB, case audio, etc) then your PSU case fans finishing up with the GPU. I did mine all backwards and had to remove parts a couple of times. All in all, this case looks great and is much quieter than my old one even though I have more fans installed.

[17.7 x 8.3 x 1"] I bought this case for my most recent build due to the price and very positive reviews. After 5 months in use: Pros: Very quiet despite large 160mm fans, CPU & GPU temps kept very cool, plenty of room and Velcro straps for cable management, easy access for building, wide enough to fit large tower coolers like the Deepcool AK620, (all included in my build were Gigabyte Z790 AORUS ELITE AX ATX Mobo, RTX 3060 VENTUS 3X GPU, & Corsair RM850x PSU), and low-priced compared to similar cases. Cons: A little cramped working under the PSU shroud, the front dual 160mm fan design is unique making fan replacement more difficult. Overall I would highly recommend this case.

[Thumbscrews] Excellent case. PSU shroud being on top gives the three 140mm on the bottom the most space to pull in air from the bottom. Love how the side and top panels just pop right on and off and you have the option to screw them shut if needed. Lots of airflow in the case and pushes everything up and towards the back of the case where the big perforations are. The 180mm fans are a bit loud but you can tune them with a fan curve. The back has plenty of grommets to route all the cables you need and room for cable management.

[-3 to +3] I'm loving my new computer. This case is just what I wanted, but keep in mind that you have to compromise, or cash out to get every feature. There is not a lot of space on the inside for cable management, so you may benefit from finding a PSU with shorter cables, or going for custom sleeves. Also, if you don't spring for a seriously tiny PSU, there won't be any space to install a case fan - I have a form factor PSU and with the cables attached it barely fits on the mounting. Heat is not a huge deal either way due to the vents on all sides of the case. Make sure there is enough clearance on each side (about 4mm) so the fans on your equipment can move air. it'll also reduce the noise.

[125 W] This PSU is heavy, which I could be wrong, but I equate to the superior components being used. In any case, the PSU works well and I like having a modular design to minimize unnecessary cables. It has a button the back to lower the fan speed on the PSU. It's already quite enough for me.

[Steel] most airflow cases are oriented toward cooling the cpu, but with the mesh side under the tempered glass, the gpu can also get proper cooling. it has two 120mm fan mounts above the psu shroud. my gpu temp dropped 8 degrees going from corsair 275r airflow to this case (with two fans mounted above the psu shroud). i mounted a 280mm aio at the top, but it's a pretty tight fit. if you're going a similar route, make sure any/all cables that needs to be plugged in at the top of the motherboard (8pin eps, fans, etc) before the aio is mounted. and if you're going with 280mm, make sure your memory kit isn't obnoxiously tall (i use ripjaws v). you can supposedly squeeze in three 140mm on the front, but i haven't tried (there should be a thread on reddit about that). comes with a 6x pwm fan hub, which is a nice touch. one thing to note is that if you want various fans to ramp up based on various sensors (for example, if you want the fans above the psu shroud to be based on gpu temps but want the front fans to be based on cpu), then don't plug them all on the same hub, since the hub plugs into one mobo fan header. removing the drive cage is quite annoying but there's a youtube video on how to do that. removing the cage helps if you have a lot of cables and no 3.5 drives. there's a big gap at the bottom of the front panel, which is great if you want your system to get dusty quickly. i taped off the gap using electrical tape. there are some accessories that go with this case (usb c port for the top of the case, led strip, hdd hot swap board). i bought the usb c port and led strip. the usb c port comes with one screw - it seems like it might need two screws at first glance, but if you read the instructions, it just needs one. for the led strip, the cable itself is quite short, so make sure you orient the led so that it can reach the motherboard. don't just stick it on without checking.

[Thumbscrews] Great looking case and easy to build in. I had a non-modular SFX PSU so I struggled a bit with cable management, but it was not too difficult. CPU is a Ryzen 5600G and GPU is an RX 5600 XT. CPU and GPU temps rarely get over 65 degrees. The case does feel hot to the touch when running games but it's still way better in thermals than our old laptop. The only downside to the case is that it has no air filters, which probably helps with thermals but I worry about keeping it clean over time. No SFF case looks as good in a family setting as the Terra, and it was a joy to build in. I highly recommend it!

[600 W] I couldn't really ask for more. The titanium efficiency passive cooling have really lowered my case temperature and even in a case without much cooling (2 fans intake and 1 outtake with the top open and removed all dust covers). I have this PSU under a shroud so the heat goes out the back. My temperatures went down 20-30 degrees on average celsius on both CPU and GPU. Previously I had a bronze power supply and it generated so much heat I was unable to keep the side of the case on or it would overheat. So if you have a similar need of a good PSU do not underestimate how much heat is a factor that I completely ignored before. I would never buy anything under platinum rated again. The prime line is definitely worth it over the focus series, but I would probably go for a fanless one.

[RGB LED] Fit this thing inside of a pre-build case and only had to replace the PSU. Best card I've owned