BitFenix Dawn TG ATX ARGB PC Gaming Case, USB 3.1 Type C, Tempered Glass with Car Window Security Films, 360mm/280mm/240mm AIO Support

Alrighty it took pulling out some power tools but this case is now worthy of a 5/5 rating. I've got 3 120mm fans up top, 3 120mm in the front, and 3 120mm in the bottom, and of course 1 in back for a total of 10 fans! (Though the last 2 added did block the last PCIe slot I wasnt using anyways.)The temp is now a perfect and stable 36 degrees on my 7900 XTX and it barely touches mid 60s even under load. Its amazing what you can do if you drill out a single pesky rivet.

This case is well built. nice smoked tempered safety glass panels. LED lighting effects look great. No front bays for optical drives but most drivers and software are available online. Just pick up an external optical drive if you have many disks or old software titles. Great case to build your custom rig. Cable management is wonderful and plenty of room for large GPUs and space and size options for cooling fans. The 3 removable and washable air filters are a nice feature for keeping the dust out. The rear case fan is RGB addressable as is the front/side lighting if you have a MOBO that supports this feature. The included front fans are quiet and black in color. The power, reset, mic, headphone, and 3 USB ports are located on the top of the case. One of the USB ports is a C type. I would purchase this case again for another build.

This case was really cool. Focus on the word "was". First plugged everything in, it was beautiful! Took me a bit before I connected the RGB lights to my motherboard for software LED control, but ever since it's been nothing but horrible!I plug in the LED headers as shown in the video, day two of ownership, and bam. The fan rgb stops working. It still spins, but no RGB. "No big deal," I think, and decide that I might just need to buy more fans later, and the RGB case lights still work. But from the moment when I plug those LEDs in, my computer keeps giving me errors on startup. It will still boot, after some coaxing. I figured it was something else in my setup.I turn it off again, to move the PC to a more preferable spot, and turn it on to have the case lights flash on, then off. They will not turn on anymore, and throws my computer into an error loop when plugged in. Really disappointing.Everything else though, awesome. Nice back plate to hide wires, easy spots to feed wires through. Still, the main point of this case is the pretty RGB, and on that account, it failed HARD on day two of ownership. Might have permanently bugged out my motherboard, too... because these errors only started after plugging in the RGB to the motherboard, and they havent stopped even when unplugged.

I personally built and sell custom PCs and this is ny far one of the best case I have ever had the pleasure of working with! Bitfenix cases have always been easy to work woth but the engineering behind this case is phenomenal. Not only does the manual give you a great indication of the endless possibilities for setting this case up, but everything from filters to RGB lighting have been carefully thought out with this case. And cable management is fantastic with this case as a cover is provided for holding all major wiring harnessing and hiding it away to show off the secondary RGB lit panel on the backside of this case. Excellent job Bitfenix and keep making these easy to work,affordable and beautiful cases!

The case arrived in a very dinged-up shipping box, so I was worried that it would be broken. The case came out of the packaging easily. I found two tiny plastic pieces that broke off from somewhere, but I could not figure out from where, so I pressed on with my build.It was really easy to put together most of my build in this case. There is plenty of opportunity to adapt how you align things, and wire dressing is a breeze. There is one caveat to that, I really did want to put in a DVD burner, but this case is not designed to have external drives.This case came with three fans, pre-installed. I left them as they were. It was confusing how to connect them, and I'm not sure that I got it right yet.That said, I fired up the computer just so I could submit this early review. The fans and system are super quiet - without the panels and filters reinstalled. I will come back with an update.One inconvenience is that the USB 3.1/3.2 on the front panel came wired separately and the wire ends in that new connector - my Asus Prime X570-P motherboard did not come with a single connection ready-made for that. Instead, it has two 3.0 19 (20) pin seats. All the adapters that I found will only install in one direction, so I had to move the first front panel connector from the upper seat to one along the bottom of the motherboard. I had to order a part to create the proper connection. I think that Bit Fenix could have provided that adapter if they are going to include this single USB 3.1/3.2 port on the front panel. Lots of motherboards will have this problem, and you have to consider how this adaptation to the motherboard will fit. Fortunately, the motherboard had two locations for panel 19-pin panel connections, so I was able to swap locations for these connections to make it work. The new part has not arrived yet, but this should work.So, the fan wiring is confusing and the USB 3.1/3.2 port is useless without a separately purchased adapter. At this time, those are my main criticisms. I think that I will like this case alot, once I figure out fan and LED connections better. In fact, I wasn't going to add any LED strings to it at first, but what I see so far makes me reconsider that decision.As soon as I get some pictures taken, I will upload.20 June 2020 Update: Here are two pictures that show a broken plastic connector that is used to attach the face to the chassis. With this one broken, the face still connects, but I don't know if it will cause vibration down the road. The next picture demonstrates how transparent and reflective the glass is. The computer is not receiving power in this image.I would buy this case again for a straight gaming chassis.When it is all complete, I'll put my build list somewhere, too.

This was a solid case to build in other than being beautiful. I certainly commend Bitfenix for doing something different with the lighting on that front and side of the case. The use of the controller makes it easy to connect all of your argb lights as well! Also really loved the cable management cover on the rear of the case certainly a welcome addition considering the back of the case is tempered glass as well. Overall an awesome case with an awesome look and build quality!