GameMax Silent Mid-Tower PC Gaming case, ATX, Sound Dampening, SD/TF Card Reader Built-In | Black

Great value well constructed case - far better than what I expected for the price. Very well finished in the black and no rough edges and magnetic covers are brilliant. Lots of room inside and the sound proofing really works - just a very quiet murmur from the back fan and the occasional hdd search. Effectively silenced the optical drive. I did put in a better exhaust fan and cooling is not an issue, as there is plenty of room in the case. I also installed a front fan, though I'm not sure that it was really necessary. Plenty of screws included and great to have usb covers when not in use. The cable management system is effective and there were even a few cable ties thrown in for good measure. Its very simple to assemble and disassemble and is very solid. Can't comment on the external fan controllers as I don't use them. I'm delighted with this case and if you are looking for a quality case that is quiet and does not break the budget, this is the case to go for.

Really good solid case. Has plenty of room for my component's. Plus good fan positional slots.Large air vents and dust cover's at the front and top.I removed the solid top plate and put the included dust cover on instead because I use 2 Noctua exhaust fans at the top.It's a little frustrating to build in. You have to bend then snap off the metal bracket to install your optical drive.Everything is connected at the back. Which is good unless you have a power supply with short cables for main power and cpu.Plenty of space for a large graphics card.There's space for 2 x 140mm fans at the front but I could only secure the bottom 2 holes on the top fan. I couldn't access the top screw holes.The SSD enclosure is really good. You just attach your drive then secure the enclosure with just one screw onto the back frame.2x HDD 3.5 or 2.5 slots only.Plenty of tie points for tidying up cable.I wanted a quiet pc for my bedroom. This is what I have now, thanks in part to this case.Remember that the case is only one link in the chain if you want a really quiet pc.I got rid of my noisy high performance hdd's and replaced them with WD Red drives.Got rid of Corsair high performance fans and installed Be Quiet and Noctua fans for air flow and a Noctua cooling fan for my CPU.Finally, I replaced my EVGA 600 White PSU for a EVGA Gold 650w.Quiet bliss now!PS: I haven't seen any real rise in case or conponent temp but YMMV.

An incredible purchase, super quiet, easy cable management, and very sleek in design.On removal from the box, we were coo-ing over how lovely the base looked, a black and steel-gray-black colour mix that worked beautifully together, the shape was exactly what we wanted, discreet yet elegant and very sophisticated.The case has all sorts of handy and commonly used features on the front pannel, spare usb ports, fan speed control(high, low and off), headphone jacks and an sd card reader.The case is light and we had a very easy time fitting in components, including our huge graphics card. Cable management was a breeze thanks to the well constructed layout inside with hard drives, ssd's and the power supply were segmented off nicely from each other which reduced clutter and improved air flow as well as making it easy to clean out dust when necessary.Once we were done putting it all together, we turned it on and couldn't believe how quiet it was, if it wasn't for the image on the monitor we would have sworn it was still turned off, incredible since the last pc case we bought was double the price and triple the nose regardless of that also being marketed as silent.Overall we couldn't be happier with the purchase, my only complaint is the white one isn't currently in stock for me to get my own. ;)

As many other reviewers have noted this is a very good case for the money. It is well thought out and fully featured. The case is a lot quieter than the Zoostorm case I replaced and maintains CPU temperatures below 40 degrees, even running the intake fans I fitted through 7V voltage reduction adapters and on the low speed setting of the fan controller. The one downside I found was that, if you have a noisy hard disc, the basement enclosure can resonate and amplify low frequency noises from the disc. I have an old Samsung HD502IJ which emits an annoying hum when in a tight spot. I eliminated the hum by sticking the disc in a spare caddy and mounting this on top of the basement using velcro. Due to its clever design, the case has plenty of room to do this.

Best Case for the price with these specs. Impressive quality (relative to the price of course). It has really stealthy looks and suits 1st time builders (like me :3 ). It has tons of room for cable management and makes my modest rig look professional and stylish. It has a magnetized door that works really nicely.It supports 5 fans 2 at the front (93-120 mm), one at the back (140 mm) and 2 at the top (140-240 mm)Sound proofing... well its there.Conservative stealthy looks.USB 3.0 and 2.0 at the front top + audio jack +SD/micro SD card.Fits power supply separated from everything else with a firewall of sorts. You can access it from the back. I recommend fitting it grill side down for better cold air flow ( the intake is filtered).Hard drive cases on the bottom along with the PSU (also separated). I use a corsair PSU so all the wiring is done quite nicely, however, this is a very big case and some of the cheaper PSUs may not have long enough power cables. My friend had this problem when his case came.Every air intake has filters. and the top panel is interchangeable for a mesh grill for airflow.Did I mention that this case has inbuilt fan control? Because it does, and I use it regularly.Love this case! My friend came around to help me out ( I really did need help) and then jumped on amazon and ordered it next day delivery.xD