RIOTORO CR1080 PSU Side Window 12 cm LED Fan ATX Gamer Case - Black/Red

Such an amazing case , the tempered glass and the led fans make it look so good . And the psu cover allows to hide all the cables which makes the build neat . The case is quite big so my motherboard fits easily. Very happy with this purchase.

This case is incredible for the price, and fitted my needs perfectly. The build quality is solid and it's surprisingly easy to build in (if you plan ahead), looks the part and can house a very surprising amount of components.you will need to map out everything first else you will find yourself removing the motherboard frequently to run cables.I do wish it had more SSD bays, as I run 4x drives in RAID and had to make my own bracket. There is a lot of wasted space above the PSU mount area that could be much better utilised. It would be nice if there was a little more clearance between the 'ceiling' and the top of the motherboard plate to feed SATA and front panel connectors cables more cleanly. A second red fan would be a nice touch to complete the look of the front panel, but at this price you can't really complain.Last thing to note, although this will fit a large GPU. The biggest cards on the market (i.e. ASUS Strix cards) DO NOT FIT! The are about 7-8mm too wide for the side panel to go on. I had to mod mine slightly to close it up (See photo)

Nice compact case for full-size ATX motherboards. CPU fan height and GPU Width is something you need to look into to make sure you can get the side panel on

It's a very good case for the price! Don't think you can find something smaller to fit proper full ATX board in. Build quality is great, easy to assemble and very nice looking RGB light, which you can extend with additional RGB strip to light the interior of the case. You can also control FAN RGB lights connecting them to the controller unit, so the light will be consistent across all the LED's you have. Really cool!

Like:- Small- Cheap- 2xUSB3.0- Separate compartment for PSU is coolDislike:- Horrendous airflow, meaning temperature are enormous. Just removing the side panel reduces the GPU temps by 15 degrees.- Cheaply made- Only two spaces for proper fans (120mm). The only other fan space is for a 62mm (? definitely not 80mm).

For the money I can't find any better. 2 Front red led fans included, which I actually changed out. Not quite finished (film still in place) photos show glass side panel. With a modular PSU everything can be kept tidy.The option to have 2x140mm fans is not ideal as they will be lower end on the front, with 2x120 fans on the front, starting from the top is better for flow over the mobo.Front USB 3 is great, shame it's not 2.

The CR500 is without a doubt excellent value given what it offers in the form of a tempered-glass compact ATX mid-tower.It's a modern design, free of optical drive bays and the traditional layout of 3.5" drives at the front, giving a more compact footprint similar to the Fractal Define/Meshify C cases. As with the Fractal cases the CR500 offers a fixed PSU shroud at the bottom keeping wiring clutter to a minimum, especially if a modular PSU is fitted. Numerous cable tie fixing points are available on the underside giving excellent flexibility and multiple cable routing options depending on your motherboard layout.There are two 2.5" bays on the underside and two 3.5" bays within the PSU shroud. The 3.5" bays will also accept 2.5" drives. All bays offer quick-release mechanisms, but you'll still need a screwdriver to attach drives to the "tool-free" mounts.Three basic 120mm fans are supplied with the case, two red-LED models at the front and a non-LED at the exhaust. The front panel will accept 3x 120mm fans or 2x 140mm fans, and will accept a 120/240/280mm radiator. The exhaust option are limited to a single 120mm fan but the rear panel has plenty of mesh sections for passive exhaust, and there's a a vented area at the top rear.Close inspection of the case reveals why it's nearly half the price of the Fractal offerings, the plastics aren't up to the same degree of finish and the Fractal case fittings are superior, but the CR500 does a great job for the money and I can't imagine anyone being disappointed considering its modest price point.

Looks cool and has sufficient space for a typical build but did come with one missing stand-off nut