CiTSauron ARGB PC Gaming Case, ATX, 1 x 120mm ARGB Fan Included, ARGB LED Strip Included, 3 Pin AURA Sync, 8 Fan Support, Water-Cooling Ready | Black

The RGB frontage is lovely, but the installed fan is always on full as it uses a molex power lead. This means it is noisy. There's no reset button as this has instead been used for the ARGB switch (to turn lamps on/off and change the colour scheme).Also, the front RGB and the rear fan are permanently on when the machine has power. You can turn the lights off by holding in the ARGB switch for a second, but the rear fan is continually spinning due to the molex connection. Change this fan to remove this deficit.Other than those points I like the case a lot. My one down point (which is the same for any modern case) there is no 3.5" drive bay for my DVD drive, which has to now be external.

I installed an ATX mobo, GTX 1070 FE, 2 HDDs and a 2.5 SATA SSD, 3 front fans and the included exhaust fan, it's a bit of a tight squeeze to get it all in there but not too bad, especially with a modular PSU, the lights are cool, controlled with a button on top of the case which cycles between slow rainbow, fast rainbow, transition between all the solid colours, red, green, blue, magenta, cyan, yellow, and white. Theres a SATA power header that powers the RGB and some attached fan headers that the included fan is compatible with so make sure and use those with any other compatible fans you want to light up.P.S. If you're going with the 3 front fans I'd recommend having a very short screwdriver for the bottom one.

Had for about a year now, not bad for the price, but comes with some snags:- RGB on the fan faded drastically after about a week, pictures show its quite obvious with the lighter colours- One of the front USB slots had a metal prong poking into the hole, needed to use a screwdriver to gently push it back in- the case screws provided for the Mobo and SSD slots seemed slightly too big for the holes, felt like the mobo ones were cutting the existing holes a little bigger to fit. Only had 2 SSD screws rather than the 4 expected- The screw holding one of the backplates doesnt look the best, would be nice to come with a black bolt or similar just to hide it a little more - the rest of the screws provided seem better quality.However still a solid starter case, with ample space for every component, and great cable management options. The glass panel would be nice with hinges rather than the 4 screws, means have to be very careful opening it, sometimes even laying it on its back just to be sure the glass doesn't fall/ swing out when attempting to open.

This case is great for the price, I completely recommend it.Pros: RGB is beautiful, it's got 4 possible usb spots, lots of room for cable management, sturdy chassis etc, good amount of gaps to run cables.Cons: some of the screw holes (fans) arent properly integrated (too small/slightly different along the chassis). The front panel cables are wired into the top so not easily managed or moved. Has 2 usb3.0 ports but only utilises one (so youd need to buy a second cable to use both).All in all it looks wonderful and it's a nice upgrade from my last one, it's an absolute steal for the price.

It's been about 20 years since I last built a PC, but needed to re-case a pc to give as a present... was a tad apprehensive about it, but found it super easy to use this case... there was load of room for the oversized GPU which looked like it was wedged into the previous mini sized case... loads of room to manage cables and have them out of site... RGB front and rear fan look great and case has a controller built in which was great as the motherboard could not drive them. Fantastic value for money... A+