GAMDIASE-ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case, Tempered Glass PC Case, USB Type-C, Built-in 2x140mm & 1x120mm PWM ARGB Fans, Up to Dual Radiator/AIO 360mm, 390mm GPU/VGA RTX 40 Series, 180mm CPU Cooler

Quality ,very little noise ,preinstalled fans was a plus !

I am using the Gamdias E-ATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Desktop Case to build a new Windows PC for my daughter. The case is taller and wider than other mid-tower cases I’ve worked with, measuring 19.25 x 9 x 17.5 inches. This is as compared to my full-size tower case that measures 20.5 x 9 x 21.5 inches, or my daughters current mid-tower that measures 15 x 7.5 x 16 inches. The 9-inch width is to be expected as it accommodates larger CPU cooling fans such as ones that use heat pipes and mount perpendicular to the CPU and also provides more room for cable management. Size-wise though, the case feels closer in size to my tower than my daughter’s existing mid-tower. Given that many builds now use M.2 NVME or SSDs rather than HDDs, it is not clear to me that the extra height and depth of this case is going to be needed by many of the builds that use it.I have built several PCs using high-end cases, but I have not needed to purchase an additional case in about eight years. I was surprised and a bit disappointed to find that this case did not have a slot for a Blu-ray or DVD player/recorder. I did a bit of research and found that many cases on the market no longer include a Blu-ray slot as complicates the cooling fan layout, particularly if a liquid cooler is used. So, I will need to use an external Blu-ray player for this build, which my daughter is not too thrilled about.The Gamdias case is very nice looking at it includes cable management features that match what I have on more expensive cases. The tempered glass door is also very nice and provides a good view of the internal components. There are also fan mount points on top of the case, with a very cool magnetic screen cover. The top of the case includes an on-off switch, and LED switch, a USB-A port, a USB-C port, and two 3.5mm ports for a microphone and headphone. This is the first time I’ve seen a case with ports and switches on the top of the case. This strikes me as both a good and bad location – it makes the ports easily accessible, but if you tend to store things on top of your case like my daughter does, this might not be the best location. It would also have been nice to have additional USB ports on the front or top of the case, but my daughter typically has only her phone connected to a case USB port, so the case ports should suffice.I was pleased to find that a full-size ATX power supply fits into the case. I was not sure at first if the lower portion of the case was large enough for an ATX power supply, but there was no difficulty fitting one in. One other nit I have with the case is the thumb screws for the two side doors on the case. The thumb screws feels smaller than on my daughter’s current case, and always take a small bit of work to get them seated properly when putting the side doors back on the case.Depending on your needs, the case is either a 5-star or 4-star case and has some very nice features for the price. I would have preferred a case with a Blu-ray/DVD slot and would have preferred front-of-case USB ports, so for me, I’m rating this case 4-stars. However, if you don’t need a Blu-ray player/recorder and are okay with top-mounted ports, this case could be 5-stars.

This is a great case. It came with 3 argb fans. I added some extra fans to the top and front of the case. I got this because it looks much nicer than my old case. It is well made and easy to use. The LED button on the case changes the color of the included fans, which is nice. I like the tempered glass, it's thick, sturdy, and let's you see clearly into the case. It has plenty of room for radiators and liquid cooling if you need. It was easy to install my ATX motherboard, there's a lot of room to work. There is also plenty of room for cord management. I was able to easy tuck and secure my cords and close the case.