RosewillATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Computer Case, Dual Ring RGB LED Fans, 360mm & 240mm Liquid Cooling Radiator Support, Tempered Glass/Steel/Mesh, Great Cable Management/Airflow - Spectra D100

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One of a few cases that are inexpensive and have USB-C port on the front panel. I am not sure why USB-C is not included on most of modern PC cases.The designers definitely thought about protecting the internals from dust and added 3 removable (!) and washable dust filters. Unfortunately, the front panel filter is not very useful, because it is placed behind a glass door. When it is closed, the air flows through side holes allowing dust inside.

I ordered this case with the intent of installing 140mm fans in the front of the case. If you read the description is says "3 x Front (optional)" under the list of 140mm fan options. My assumption is that it means you can order the case with 140mm fans at the front but otherwise it does not support them at all in the front.Pros:-Case seems to be well made and I'm pleased with the construction.-Building in the case really wasn't much different than other cases.-Fans are recessed in the front which helps air flow, you could even install them inside of the frame giving more room for airflow if your not running a front radiator. The fan mounts would cover fan LED's though.-Dust filters for front intake and top.-4 USB 3.0 Type A ports for front I/O, nice but most motherboards only have one 19 pin header.-PSU shroud-4 x 2.5" drive mounts and 2 x 3.5" drive mounts. Possible 6 x 2.5" drive mounts if you use the 3.5" trays for 2.5" drives.-Oh Yeah! All that GLASS!Cons:-Lack of support for 140mm front fans, I'm over it now but it was disappointing.-Support for 280mm rad in top sucks, I could only use 4 screws on my H115i Pro because of fan interference near the top of the cable pass through on the back wall. I had to remove a screw in the front fan just to get 4 of the holes in the top to line up with the radiator.-Cable management is not great, the room available behind the MB tray will require some work to get the back glass on.-I was not able to use both SSD mounts on the PSU shroud like I wanted to, this was probably isolated as my MB has a lot of USB connections and other various headers at the bottom which conflict with cable management. Your millage may very, I have a Asus Maximus IX Hero Z270.-Inclusion of 4 USB 3.0 ports is nice but I only have support for one so the other is just hanging out behind the MB tray.-There is a small gap around the side panels and the glass, if dust is a problem you would want to add some adhesive backed foam to close the gap. It would need to be quite thin though so maybe not worth it.Other Thoughts:This is still a good case given all that I've said above, just be mindful of its limitations. If I could do it all over again I would still order the case but I would have planned differently and got a 360 or 240 rad instead of the 280 rad. Amazon does sell a 3.1 to 3.0 adapter for Asus motherboards so the other front USB's can be utilized. It does only support Asus and they are sold out right now. Airflow is not great but not terrible either. I did not use the included fans, I purchased all Corsair LL Series fans so if this is your plan maybe go with one of the solid color fan models.

This case is by one of my favorite manufacturers. I started using Rosewill cases when I started building computers. The first case I purchased from them, was a Rosewill Patriot. For the money spent, it was an outstanding product with plenty of good features.Based on that first experience, anytime I needed a case, I check Rosewill's lineup first. Since then, I have purchased the Cullinan PX and shortly afterwards, this case, the Cullinan V500. I purchased the PX model because I didnt have alot of room for a huge mid-tier case. It was a fantastic case, and I only upgraded because I because you cant fit a wide graphics card in the PX. The graphics card in question was an MSI RX 480 Gaming X 8gb.Onto the V500. It is a wonderful case, just like all the other Rosewill cases I've owned. Amazon screwed up and doubled up my order somehow. I contacted Rosewill to see about returning the extra case. The representative was very friendly and pleasant to do business with. She told me I could refuse one of them and I would be given a full refund. Unfortunately, the cases were dropped off while I was in the shower. I still could have returned it, but decided to give to a friend who also enjoys building computers.The quality of this case is amazing. This spacious case is wonderful to build in. I thoroughly enjoyed the two builds I have done in it so far. It seems to have good airflow for all th elegant tempered glass. Cable management wasn't to bad either. The 4 included 120mm fans seem like really good quality. They were so easy to hook up with the case fan controller. The panel that the motherboard attaches to has a cut out to allow changing the CPU heatsink/backplate without removing the motherboard. I have installed a Corsair h100i platinum. This 240mm closed loop fit nicely and could easily be upgraded to a 360mm should I decide to do so.My only gripe for the Cullinan V500 and its little brother, the Cullinan PX, is the little grommets that the tempered glass mounts in place on. If you purchase this case, I will advise you to glue the rubber grommet in place. When you remove a glass panel, they often times fall off and bounce god knows where. They atleast include a few extras. Other than that, easily a 10 out of 10 for this case.

The media could not be loaded.  Well reading the reviews I am a confused lol. I am a 70 year old lady that built this for my grandson. There is as you see ODD support as you can see the CD / burner player installed easy . I read one where the power supply was over the MOBo well not onMy ATx Mobo . As you. An see . It’s not fradgle as you think pleanty room . Cable management beautiful. Good luck it’s perfect

Works for what you pay I guess. My opinion just buy a brand new one and dont deal with secondhand sellers.