Raidmax Cobra ATX Mid Tower Case ATX-502WBG (Black)

I bought this case to replace an old Cooler master Centurion I had bought seven or so years ago (just a point of reference for my comparison). This case does have better features than my old case and seems decent quality for the price.Pros:-Decent Cable management; there was just enough room to hide all the cables my old Power supply came with (will be going modular PS soon). Also there were plenty of cable ports to manage everything neatly enough.-I noticed that (like many cases) the front face plate is plastic. However it does not feel too cheaply made.-Though there was no port for my card reader (which fit where the 3.44 floppy drive would be); there are plenty of spots for Solid State Drives which makes up for it.-Bottom mounted fan ports to make up for lack of side ports on the case.Cons:-Cable management portholes do not have rubber guards or cover pieces.-Also there is a small side window not really made for viewing the internal components (if you are into custom lighting and such).-Bottom mount fan screens kept falling off so I had to put electrical tape to keep them on.-Rear top mount fan is close to the rear mount fan port and does not leave much clearance for liquid cooling reservoir (not major since it is a mid size tower). I didn't notice the close proximity from the pictures so I had to leave this fan slot empty in order to fit everything else I installed.-Top mount fan screws anchor to the rubber covering and not the case; not the most secure connection. Still they have not fallen off but you can push the screws through with enough force.Other thoughts: Regarding cable management, I would recommend running the secondary mobo power cable before installing your motherboard or liquid cooling). This is my first case utilizing cable management and I had to do a lot of moving around fans to get my 8 pin power connector to connect on my Gigabyte AMD board (the 8 pin port is near the rear fan location on the mobo). Probably more of a con for motherboards as this isn't an ideal location for cable management reasons but wanted to mention the issue.Final Though: If you are on a budget, this is a good case to get. It does not look as cheap as others in the price range and seems sturdy enough for typical purposes. The cable management is a neat addition. For ideas there is a review/posting which features pictures of a build using this tower here: http://www.pureoverclock.com/Review-detail/raidmax-cobra-z-case-review/6/They had the same issue with liquid cooling which is visible in the third and fourth pictures.

I don’t much like this case. It says X2 120 fans in the front. Nope the USB 3.0 conflicts with the upper fan. And I got this case so it will fit my 169.1mm CPU cooler. I can’t even see it. But cable management was a breeze so was all the ssd hook ups. So this case gets a 4 star. Just wish my second fan would fit on the front :/

This usually goes for double what I got it for and I am very happy with it. The case is of good quality and looks amazing. I did not have a large video card in this case so I have no idea if it will fit the newer 2080s and above. This case is even great at its normal price. Get it if you and building something you want to show off.

Cable management is excellent, provides options of having 2 mountable top fans, up to 140mm fans, has including green led intake fan and standard exhaust fan. Includes removable and cleanable dust filters for bottom mount power supply. One thing I sort of didn't like is that the window to see your parts inside is fairly small, so you'd have to remove the panel to see if there is dust collecting up inside the case.

Ample space. Little extras like wire straps and ties, holders for the drives, and easy to remove front panels for us old folks who still build a disc drive into our machines. Two quiet fans come with it. Vented on 4 sides. Offsets for the motherboard come pre-installed.Quite large overall so bear that in mind when you consider (under)desk space. The green light in front is a crayola color green.

You get what you pay for. After installing motherboard and power supply, I found myself wrestling with the cables to connect anything. For a small system or backup, it will do. But, if you multiple hard drives and wires, you will be scratching your knuckles. The top is rather bad. It allows the installation of 120, 140, 200 mm fans. But if is far from sturdy.

This is the best case I have owned. It's easy to work inside and the fans are nice and quiet. With my last case, the computer would throw off a lot of heat, but this case keeps everything cool and running smooth, and no excess heat.

Shockingly good case! Awesome drive mounting options, TONS of vents for any cooling combination you want and a nice dash of color on the motherboard mounting plate.