DEEPCOOL Gamer Storm MACUBE 310 Black ATX Mid Tower Case Full-Size Magnetic Tempered Glass Built-in Fan Hub and Graphics Card Holder

The Macube is a real chonker. It's a huge beast. Tough. Hard-edged. Sturdy. Exactly what I want to contain my hundreds of pounds of delicate computer parts. And all the space inside is perfect for keeping them cool.I had a moment's trouble getting the front panel off. Lift from the top of the panel, not the bottom. Also, the fans can still draw air in from the front despite the front side being all metal pane - it's got thin mesh sides. Just make sure to screw the case fans in tight enough that they don't slide down.The Macube's got a myriad of convenience features on it: fan hub, graphics card support arm, hook-and-loop tape for cable management. It's just missing a single combined block for all its front panel cables (which can be a bit of a nightmare plugging into the motherboard).I couldn't be bothered with the hard drive cages in the basement, so I instead just screwed the SSD into one of the slot-caddies on the back of the case.I set my tower down on carpet and hoped the feet of the case would be enough to lift it off the ground so that the power supply fan could pull air in, but figured that the clearance was not as great as I would have liked it to be. Therefore, I sourced four cheap rubber feet -floorbound door stoppers, perhaps- and sat the case on those.Although the tower is sat tight between a wall and my desk, I saw fit to 'lock' the side panels. The case comes with two 'child safety' brackets, which screw onto the top corner of each side panel, preventing them from opening.If this product fails earlier than seems -by my personal approximation- reasonable, then I will update this review.

The media could not be loaded.  Fantastic case, instalation was priety easy but the psu was very hard to install. the bad think is that the 3.5 HDD caddy cant be removed if you dont need or if you want to replace for better one. no rubbers for 3.5 HDD. i used mine one but this is only 2 bad thinks, rest is perfect. i like the psu side window so i add led backlight and looks cool. the powers and reset swithes are very quiet and very premium experience. general design is awsome. very good for watercooling even.

The chassis is the size of the shell of the mid-tower, but the inside looks almost a full-tower layout. After plugging in the B550M mortar motherboard and Noctua D15 radiator, a small graphics card, it seems that there is still 2/3 of the space inside. The top and front versions have the potential to expand 360 cold exhaust. All panels are very easy to disassemble, but be careful of the side panels falling. If you use an air-cooled radiator, pay attention to the air duct, the air duct design of the chassis is the only disadvantage.

The design of the front panel of this case is very poor from a thermals point of view, the case looks great and is nice to build in but the thermals really let it down. I have been using this case for 6 months and have cut holes in the front panel to allow air to actually get into the case, lowering my temps by about ten degrees. Get a Meshify C and save yourself the stress of high temps.