GameMax Predator Full-ATX PC Gaming Case, 6 x ARGB, Full Tempered Glass Side Window | Black GMX-PREDATOR-6

Ok, I’ve had this case for 2 months now and I figured it’s time I wrote a review on my thoughts after use and upgrading some things.The only thing I dislike is the fact when you buy it. All 4 fans were at the front. It would be nice to be given the choice of extras or having 3 at the front and 1 at the back for the exhaust of hot hair.For the first month, I used a AMD Ryzen 7 3700x with the stock cooler, the problem I found is the fan in question blew towards the front glass panel which causes the glass to get hot. An exhaust fan might help that a little bit. Temps was still good idle and playing games.Recently, I installed a Corsair H100I platinum All in one cooler (AIO) and fitted perfectly, a 280mm will fit fine. Since installing this, the glass is never hot, always cold and temps are much better.Also, one problem I had when I installed my new Corsairs LL120 RGB fans was the rubbers in the corner of the fans so they don’t make noise, that rubs against the case and it’s such a hassle to put on the case itself and causes the screws to start bending, I’m not sure if they did this to combat buying other fans except the ones you get with the case or if its the shape and layout of the case but that was annoying but in the end, i managed it.All in all, it’s a great case. It’s big, the RGB look really nice with the tempered glass, not too bright, not dark. Just illuminated the inside perfectly with not much colour escaping The case itself.I love this case after the small issue and problems I had installing fans, they fit, they work. It was just so annoying at times.this is a very nice looking case, 5 star from me.

This tower case is well built and looks good, there's plenty of room inside for a big gpu, I've got a rtx 3070 with 3 fans and there is plenty room left over, i also have a large cpu air cooler. I got the 8 argb fan option, it comes with an argb hub with a romote controller that has lots of presets for lights and controls fan speed and brightness . The case itself has three good quality smoked glass panels and would grace any lounge with its understated good looks. At this price point this is a stunning piece of kit....Recommended .

This is a great gaming case, loads of space, well built and really good value for money. I've installed 5 extra rgb fans which all work perfectly with the included fans. I have not had a problem fitting a ssd drive unlike other reviews and I have a full atx motherboard. I have also managed to get 3 hard drives in the bays where is only advertises space for 3.The only negative thing I would point out is there is not much space when fitting the PSU its a very tight compartment with not much space for the cables and you have to attached the power cables first a bit of negotiation is needed however I managed it.Overall a great value case which looks great.

Positives...Looks: Stunning - the tinted tempered glass is really nice, looks like it should costs much more than it actually does. I'm not usually a fan (pun intended) of lights on/in a PC case but this one looks good. You can of-course change the fans colour / brightness etc, so mine match my motherboard with a nice, static dark red.Functionality: Great - the fan remote is good, lots of options to choose from if you don't pair it with a compitable motherboard RGB controller. Good amount of USB headers (x2 USB3 and x2 USB2) at the top/front of the case, chunky and satisfying to press power button etc.Negatives...Size: I can't help but think whoever designed this case did not take wires in to consideration. My own fault (because I didn't realise PSU's can apparently have drastically different sizes?) but my modular PSU literally just fit in to the slot for it. It left maybe 1.5cm gap between the wire sockets and the SSD/HDD caddy, I couldn't fit any wires in. Because I liked the look of the case (and I'm lazy) I decided to not return the case and essentially tore the caddy out so I could connect the wires to the PSU. The case needs just an extra inch or 2 room in the PSU area. The back panel of the case also has a row of SSD spaces, now I'm not sure if there were parts missing or I was meant to purchase something but if I screwed my SSD in here again there would be no room for the SATA / power cables. It left 0.5cm between the SSD and the motherboard. I've had to just rest the SSD against the back panel.Noise: The 4 fans supplied look great and do a decent job of colling (though there could be a little extra gap between the front glass panel and the fans, for extra air flow) but they're not quiet.. they're not loud either mind, but definitely audible. There's only 2 fan speed settings available (controllable via the remote), the faster setting is too loud for me, the slower setting slightly decreases the volume. I'd have preferred a few extra settings.Overall: Despite the negatives listed above I do really like this case. You can't see the DIY I had to do inside the case and the SSD issue is negligable since you can't tell it's not screwed in anyways. The case looks fantastic and has some really good features. Definitely worth the £81 I paid.

I needed a big case for my new PC build, this one looked nice. I always liked bulkier looking cases anyway.The four fans work like fans should, the LED lighting is great and the remote gives a lot of options.I did end up buying 2 extra 120mm LED fans for the back of the case, and there was enough space to fit the LED connectors so all LED fans are connected.Cable management was a breeze as well, only downside is that the glass side panel had to be squished onto the case before tightening the screws as there isn't much depth between the glass panel and the 'cable side' of the case.Noise is as expected with fans, but the airflow is very good (especially with the 2 extra fans at the back)