Cons first: I/O only has 1 USB3.1(A-type) and 1 USB3.1(C-type)(picture included). No fan splitter, the rgb board is only for rbg, not power obv. No rear fan included.
Pros/Review: Stunning case. The white color is very clean, the glass is super clear, the rgb is beautiful. Fans are quiet and the airflow/cooling is satisfactory, although nothing runs hot in my build anyway. This is the most beautiful case I've seen in person and I absolutely love it...
My case budget was around $80, which is what I had left over after picking out some ssd storage upgrades for my pc. I didn't really need a case and this was way over budget for me($120), but I just had to have it. So much so, that I decided I'd rather not buy the SSD, just so I could afford this instead if at all. I wasn't excited when it arrived, I've been burned before, but after a thorough inspection I found only a small scratch on the inside and some grime(oil?) on the outside which I cleaned easily. I've built several PCs before for friends and family, all in NZXT, which is a brand I have no complaints against. When I saw this online, I could see it was built just a little different. I would say the quality in this feels a little more solid and even the paint seems to have a nicer texture to it. The magnetic cover/filter on top is real nice and the front glass is very firm, even a little scary to pop off. No included rear fan is a small downside with this case(costs). I have spares, but nothing nice enough for the RGB 4000x so I picked up one SP120 RGB pro fan from corsair, which I believe is the same as the front fans. Plugs nicely into the rgb board and zero issues programming the rgb with iCUE. The mobo wire cover-bar is a mixed bag, but I like it overall. It's a bit tight and shallow, and real close to the board. I like it, but it can be difficult to get cords into it, especially if the sockets on the mobo are real close to the edge as typical motherboards do. My SATA sockets are on the bottom of my board so getting those into the PSU shroud puts the sata cables at a real sharp kink to fit in and hide. I found enough space in the back to hide the many cords there, but it is tight as other reviewers noted or complained about. I found it ideal though because it lets the case feel really roomy in all other aspects and I have a shitload of cords back there, especially with 2 SSDs, 2HDDs, and a fan splitter/hub. IMPORTANT I HIGHLY RECOMMEND getting a fan splitter depending on how many fan pwr sockets your mobo has. Mine only has 4 including cpu, so I picked up the ARCTIC fan hub, 10-slot, on amazon for 10 bucks. It's thin and small enough to fit anywhere back there, although not a lot of space with maxx 2ssds and 2hdds, which is another grip i suppose. If you do get the same fan hub I did, I recommend not using the magnetic strips or sticker strips unless you are sure about the placement behind the mobo. As I mentioned, I have a shitload of wires back there, so I let the hub free-float back there since I think I'll be moving it around if I add more fans. ALSO IMPORTANT, this case may cost $120, but realistically it's going to cost you more. You're going to want to have a matching rear fan at the very least, and a fan splitter/hub. Despite added costs, I love this case and I am extremely happy with it. Very happy with this purchase and could not recommend it more. Thank you Corsair and Thank you Amazon.
| Wireless Type | 802.11a |
|---|---|
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
