Raidmax Blazar ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Computer Case with Brushed Front Panel ARGB LED Strip

I absolutely love this case I’ve been using it for over four weeks now I’m still getting some of my computer parts in but this case is so good the airflow is good in it people may say that it doesn’t have any airflow but it does it really does have a lot of airflow in the case The RGB in the front of the keys is so beautiful is very very very bright very controllable and is an all-around great ATX case

Cheap build quality with the feet. One broke while i was putting the pc together. No air flow, doesnt come with fans and even with any added cpu and gpu still run hot. Good design and just about enough space but the build quality isnt there and the didnt think airflow through on this case.

Nice case for the price. Keep in mind there is no opening for an optical drive. Has nice cable management too.

For the price and exterior design, it’s an amazing case. It was hard to cable manage with it but I was able to make it work. Good case overall.

The case looks very good especially for the price point. Minimalist aesthetic is okay. The LED strip in the front cannot sync with the rear of your build but thankfully comes with a handful of preset configurations that should be fine for any of the common color schemes. The fan layout is mediocre 2 120mm fans in the front with an inadequate size cutout at the bottom of the front panel a single fan will probably take all the air up no need for 2. And the rear exhaust fan appears to be an 80-60mm mount not great but it keeps the case very slim. Unfortunately no top fans no idea why they happen to just have all that space and nothing done with it. And absolutely no dust filters anywhere. But the power supply does have a cutout and wont be affected by the rest of the case. NO 2.5 inch drives. That's awful would it have been that hard to include a flimsy tray.Lastly the build quality is sub par. Structurally the case seems fine this is most likely do to the lack of cutouts and it's certainly not related to the riveting they are horrible and ugly to even look at. Half of them aren't even in all the way and hanging out on one side or another including one that appears to be missing.Conclusion it's not gonna win any awards. Especially at the price I paid for it 50 dollars. Not even including an exhaust fan. It wasnt great to build in and there were a lot of shortcuts taken to deliver at this price point and all they got is a looker. For 20 dollars more theres plenty of good looking cases most include 2-3 fans as well I'd stay away from this one unless your on a budget and really like the aesthetic.

Was exactly what I needed and at a great price! The led colors are the perfect touch!

Booted up right away, working as described. Thank you.

I've been building systems for 25 years, so I've never seen the value in spending a lot of money on a case for an "easier build."That being said, stay away from this case. I'm shocked at how cheap it is.1. The screw holes for the PSU are not aligned with the holes on standard ATX PSUs2. The the motherboard standoffs that come preinstalled are in a weird size that their own included screws don't fit in. The tolerances on them are also horrible - some standard screws fit and some don't.3. The expansion slot punch outs weren't fully cut out. IT was extremely difficult to take them out.4. No included case fans, so you aren't even saving much money.Spend an extra 30 bucks and get a real case. I made it work, but I definitely regret the purchase.