Corsair Crystal 570X RGB Mirror Tempered Glass Premium ATX Mid Tower Case - Black

It's a well-made case, sturdy and clear, and plenty capable of showing off your components. It's also large enough to house things like push-pull config CLC/AIO set-ups*. I also bought a bracket to vercially mount my GPU**It is also quite heavy, which is great insofar as it feels robust but nevertheless the tempered glass does make it heave - it is not really a tower you want to be transporting often.The design is very nice. The glass panels are well finished and beautifully clear, excellent for showing off your components. The bare chassis also feels and looks nice. I have 4x led strips hidden and running along the inside of the border of the case. The shroud hole placements (?) are quite convenient and I know the manufacturer cannot optimise for every single motherboard, the only real problem I had was for example running a usb-connector to the bottom-left of the motherboard. It sits running along the length of the bottom of the motherboard on top of the PSU shroud, although it is currently covered by my GPU mount. The back of the tower is quite well designed and in particular I like the removable metal cable casing running from top to bottom, a good place to hide fan cables and motherboard ATX etc. The CPU power cable can run up along the right boarder of the chassis, hidden away up past the SSD and in-built RGB remote are (coming through the shroud on the opposite side in the top left to easily connect to the motherboard.*I bought a 280mm Corsair H115i Platinum for the top but it won't clear the heatsinks on the motherboard. So I had to go for a front-mounted 360mm H150 PRGB Pro (which you can see in the images). I now have 2x Corsair ML120 RGB Pros on top and 1x rear as exhaust. The front push-pull config is an intake.** To vertically mount the graphics card I had to buy CableMod's GPU mount - there were other options such as Phanteks but that would require cutting the metal bracket at the back of the case between PCI slots - I did not want to permanently alter the case itself, so I went with CableMod's bracket. Just note that it will take up more room in the case by pushing the GPU towards the front - it adds about an inch. Still, as you can see there is enough room for my CLC/AIO set-up at the front with clearance. Really I am just playing around with various components and may or may not keep it vertical - I will decide shortly when I build my first custom liquid cooling loop.

Great case. Surprisingly good airflow considering the glass panels all around it. I'd recommend water cooling or an AIO with this case though. It has 3 SP120 fans and a controller built in so you can get another 3 Corsair RGB fans synced up easily.I'm a big fan of Corsair products and this one shows why. The build quality is great and it was very easy to build in. The standoffs are fitted to the case for you and everything fits easily and there's plenty of space for components.I would strongly recommend keeping all the glass panels off until the whole build is done and put where you intend to keep the computer to avoid any potential scratches or cracks.The only real issues are:1 - cable management is a pain and considering it is on full view it can take time to make it look tidy.2 - The mount for a 3.5" HDD has it upside down so with my WD blue drive you see the green PCB.

Absolutely stunning case, easy to build with provided you're diligent with cable management and very sturdy.Before buying I was worried that the tempered glass panels were very open meaning dust could get in very easily, however the side panels fit on air tight with really nice dust filters on the front and top making sure dust build up is minimal.Worth noting that only 3 RGB fans come with the case, which is great if Liquid cooling is your aim, otherwise I'd recommend buying another 3 SP RGB fans even to replace the radiator fans on cpu cooler (as I have) and a final exhaust fan at the back. You can only control the lighting of the fans via a manual button (if you buy 3 extra identical fans they will also be controllable from the same button). Unfortunately you can't customise a lot with a very small set of presets available on that manual controller - if this part is important to you then a commander pro/light node pro would be worth considering.

I really like this case. Coming from a really old Cooler Blaster that had limited cable management it was a really nice change. I see in the other reviews that people say the cable management is a bit tight, this would be the case with PSUs that aren't modular, and allow you to only use the wiring you need. However with a modular PSU this worked perfectly.The LED fans on the front look really nice, as long as you stick to one colour, it might just be me but the multi-coloured stuff does nothing for me.In terms of build it's very easy to get to everything, the tempered glass sides all come off easily, and the top filter is magnetic making taking it off and on again a breeze.The only complaint I have is when mounting a water cooled CPU the fans that I placed at the top (240mm) went far too close to the top of the motherboard blocking off some (luckily non-essential) connectors in my build.The fan controller included has space for some additional Corsair LED fans in case you want to add a bit more bling to your setup.Just to warn though, the seethrough from all sides nature of the case will have you upgrading all your components to look better, that discount RAM chip is on full display now!