GameMax Onyx RGB Mid Tower ATX PC Case with 3 x RGB Fan and Tempered Glass Side and Front - Black

This case looks amazing and is very cheap considering it is tempered glass. The actual chassis appears to be very high quality, colored black and is surprisingly lightweight without the tempered glass panels on. Cable management is easy as there is lots of space behind the motherboard and several rubber gromets to feed cables through to the main compartment. The PSU also goes in a seperate "basement" at the bottom of the case.The three RGB fans look great and create a cool hexagonal honeycomb pattern on the front, which (in my opinion) looks better than a lot of the more expensive tempered glass offerings out there. The RGB fans also serve to illuminate and highlight your internal components somewhat. Unfortunately the RGB fans use an odd connector so I could not easily connect and synchronise them to my Captain 120EX RGB all-in-one CPU cooler easily. Also, there is hardly any gap between the main chassis and the front glass panel, so the 3 RGB fans do not produce a lot of airflow, even if you press the button that turns them up to full speed, at which they are quite noisy.Slightly misleadingly, the description says the case will accomodate a 120mm radiator on the top panel. This is technically true as the mounting holes are there, but you will only be able to attach the radiator and not the associated fans as there is not enough clearence between the motherboard and the top of the case. Also beware, I had to replace my old Scythe Ninja 3 CPU tower air cooler as at 160mm tall, it was slightly too tall for the tempered glass side panel to go on.So in summary, the case looks really good and is great quality, but the internal dimensions limit you to either an AIO with a 120mm radiator or a low profile air cooler, such as a Noctua NHC14S. Combined with the restricted airflow, this may not be the best case for a particularly power hungry system or extensive overclocking.

The reason i give this case only 4 stars is that it says it supports the use of a radiator which it does as long as you dont want to attach the fans to the radiator as they will not fit inside. However with that said i cut a small hole in the top to put the heat block through and mount the radiator on the outside with the fans on the inside as i used the Thermaltake RGB Fan 240 mm Water Cooling System CPU Cooler with Radiator - Black and wanted the lights inside. It looks a little odd. The good bits, this case looks awsome and apart from the issue i have just stated you will not be dissapointed. The case is very roomy, it has plenty of cable management, and is very easy to work with. Combine the case with a modular power supply to limit cables and you could not ask for a better case. Lastly though if you are some one that still uses optic drives then this is not the case for you. To sum up, apart from the issue with the rad and fans, this case ticks all the boxes, it looks good, has plenty of room and cable management and easy to work with and has awsome looks. No embarasement showing this bad boy off. 4 stars are because of the issue i stated. I enclose 2 pictures of the case and rad setup. Please excuse the mess on the table, its all the boxes etc from building the pc.

I got this case today and I love it. For the price it looks really good. The fans at the front are quiet even on fast setting. The colours are great. I've added 3 extra fans, the thermaltake riing 12 and they make the case look even better. I was a bit worried about the quality of the case after watching a couple of review videos. But now I have it set up it really does look fantastic. Cable management at the back was a bit difficult as there isn't loads of room between the back glass and the motherboard tray. The glass is dark enough that I can't really see the wires too much anyway. This case is worth every bit of the £80 price.

Does NOT support 240 mm radiator on top despite clear description that it does. Few other reviews says this but I missed them. If you not planning to get water cooling is ok for the price.

The case was great for the first year, However it's started to annoy me as of late. The paint on the LED, POWER & RESET buttons has started to come off looking incredibly tacky. The top removable filter is losing paint too which looks horrid. I have removed the glass panel at the front as after tests it drastically restricts airflow (This negates the 3 fans at the front). However after this I just cant justify the price when there are better cases for the money. PS don't expect to be able to fit a radiator inside the case as their isn't enough room, The radiator must be installed externally on top.

I bought this case because of how the the 3 included RGB fans looked within the product pictures and because of the support of a 240mm cooler. The case looks great but the fans spin slow and don't push any air, so apart from the good looking RGB lighting they're useless. Also i brought a 240mm AIO cooler (Coolermaster Masterliquid 240) to go with it because the description specified that a 240mm cooler was supported however, with my specific motherboard (MSI 970A-G46) and AIO cooler there wasn't enough clearance for the cooler to fit, therefore i had to return the case and instead decided to go with the NZXT S340 Elite.

So I started to build my computer and I was browsing for cases and came across this bad boy.I was a little apprehensive at first as there were no reviews however I'm so glad I went with my gut feeling.This thing is so good looking I've slapped a flesh light on it and make love to it bi-weekly.The case is absolutely beautiful, and once hooked up properly, looks gorgeous. The 3 LED fans on the front work a treat and the LED's are great quality. You've got a few different modes on what the LEDs do but they all look fantastic.My girlfriend may now hate me due to lack of attention, but I intend to marry and make love to this lovely thing forever more.