SZSKYINGComputer Gaming Case with 10PCS Fans ARGB, Mid Tower Case Airflow 3.0 USB,ATX PC Case Tempered Glass Panel Control Remote Black.

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The fans are super silent. Which is great because there are ten of these bad boys. Lots of room/ builtin for cable management. The RGB controller worked no issues. Quality of the case far exceeded my expectations given the price. I would recommend this case to anyone looking for a bigger case with a cool design.

Sin duda alguna, me gusta mucho el gabinete, me gusta la manera en que puedes administrar bien el cableado, puedo pasar cables casi por cualquier lado lo cual ayuda a una perfecta administración y hace que se vea muy limpio, sinceramente no me da problema de nada, logre acomodar mis cables por donde yo quise para ocultarlosMuy buen producto

Me gusto del gabinete todo el espacio para guardar tus cables correctamente, muy bien acomodados y queda limpio, en cuestión de la colocación de HDD no me quejo, pero podría tener mejor ubicación, los SSD muy bien, quedan a la medida. Me gusta el diseño de cristal sin ningún tipo de obstrucción para mirar dentro, lo que si tengo pensado modificar el gabinete con un acrílico negro brillante para quitar la pieza frontal de plástico ya que si es algo fea, grande y el RGB no se contrala de ninguna manera.Lo que no me gusto de este gabinete, es la calidad de los ventiladores ya incluidos (uno ni siquiera funcionaba), son feos, el RGB no es lo que esperarías y que decir sobre el flujo de aire que lanzan es muy pobre. La controladora de RGB no funciona para sincronizarla con la MB y menos el PWM, solo funciona por control remoto que ya incluye.Estaría bien que tuvieran una versión del gabinete sin ventiladores para ahorrar un poco en el gabinete y por el lado del comprador meter unos fans de buena marca.Los tornillos que sostienen el cristal lateral no tienen ningún tipo de protección, recomiendo que si lo adquieren estos tornillos le coloquen una goma o alguna cinta para poder proteger el cristal de rayaduras al girar ese tornillo.En conclusión, el paquete viene bien protegido, el aluminio no es de la mejor calidad, pero vale lo que pagas, los ventiladores recomiendo ponerle alguna marca reconocida para mejorar el flujo, el tamaño es perfecto para acomodar cables y poner varios componentes y estéticamente el gabinete se ve muy bien. Recomiendo este gabinete unas 4/5 estrellas. Espero ayudar a resolver sus dudas a los que tengan pensado adquirir este artículo.

I have had this case for almost a year now. The cable management can be a pain and I did have to remove a couple of fans to fit my 360mm watercooler. This case was amazing up until about a month ago when the unit stopped receiving directions from the remote. I have tried the remote on other computers with similar setups and it worked to adjust fans and lights. Yet, on mine, it will not adjust anymore, so I am stuck with the green lights you see in the pictures. I cannot figure out how to change the colors anymore hence why it lost a couple of stars.

This case is nice, it has a big open glass area to make a nice build. For the money you pay though this should have come with some accessories.Also, the fan controller and fan cables it came were a mess, it looks like they did it in a rush without trying to make it look neat. Not a major issue but it was the first thing I noticed. I'm eventually going to disconnect everything and run them neatly.The one thing that annoyed me was that there are no instructions, paperwork or accessories of any kind. Not that you need a manual for a case but something regarding the fan controller would have been nice. No cable management straps or zip ties were included (you will have to buy your own).Also there were no screws for anything (mother board mounting, hard drives). The motherboard didn't come with them either nor did any of the hard drives I bought (all name brands too). I'm starting to wonder if all these companies are really that cheap that they cannot include a few $0.01 screws?There are no drive bay plates/brackets or anything, you mount the hard drives directly to the chassis back plate where cable management is supposed to be done. You have room for 2 SSD drives and 2 HDDs.Corsair sells a bracket you can use to replace one of the HDD slots with two SSDs (which I highly recommend if you need the extra space). The HDDs can be installed by screwing the bottom of the drive onto these rubber holder pieces that slide down. Not sure why they didn't come up with some bracket system for this; it looks flimsy to put the hard drives in this way. The SSDs screw right onto the chassis plate in the same way (without the rubber pieces).When I realized this is how you mount your drives, I was concerned about the hard drives directly touching the case. I always use a good Surge protector for my computer and modem cables but I hope I don't ever get an electrical short anywhere! Also, this area is where you are supposed to have all your cables managed. It gets a little crowded once you connect the power supply and cables and add in your hard drives.One fan was not working but it was just disconnected from the fan controller after further inspection and started working again once I plugged it back in.Attached images are of the red rubber mounting pieces for hard drives and the spaghetti mess they did of the fan controller and cables and one of everything running before I connected the last fan back to the controller.I have to mention that the power button feels like it will eventually break at some point.Again, this case is really nice and has a lot of fans which run extremely silent considering the amount of them there are. One final thought, the design is narrow for the fan bays, looks like it might be difficult to fit a double or triple fan CPU cooler loop inside. I'm sure if you are building a custom coolant system you shouldn't have this problem but wanted to note it as I didn't bother trying to connect my dual fan CPU cooler since it would require me to sacrifice a third fan to fit everything.In summary it's a nice looking case with silent fans. There are some drawbacks but nothing I would return it over.Pros:Lots of fansCable management makes everything look neatLots of glass covers to see inside (looks great with all the lights)Large open air flowFan controller works and synchronizes fans to cycle through colorsReally quiet fansCons:No instructions, manual, screws or cable management accessoriesFan controller and wires were sloppily donePower button feels flimsyHard Drives and SSDs mount onto the case itself, no insulation.Cable management area is crowded once you put in HDDs and SSDsI would recommend this case for anyone not using dual or triple fan reservoir CPU coolers OR for those with custom built liquid cooling.I will edit and update once I get it to POST and run some programs on it for temperature metrics.EDIT: I've got the system up and running. The temperature stays fairly consistent ranging around 55 or 60 when under heavy load. I've added two hard drive but I think I'm going to have to start using external drives because there is only so much room to put hard drives in this case. There is only one cable I can't do anything about, the GPU power cable. I'm going to see if they make something that lights up for that power cable so it's not so conspicuous sitting there. Everything else looks neat at least on the front end.