Gigabyte GB-AC300G - Glass ATX Case (Black)

Por el diseño, espacio y precio, era del tipo de gabinete que buscaba, con RGB pero discreto, con imágenes que sean muy serias pero con luces, que tenga espacio para poner una RTX3080 sin problemas! Que oculte mi fuente de poder que esta enorme por ser 850W.Lo único que no me gusto es que el reverso de los cables esta muy estrecho y no me cierra bien la tapa que maneja cables

The case is solidly built, feels good, looks fantastic, with good I/O support on the front and many places to do cable management. The case itself is a bit on the smaller side but the interior has very logical build and feels very spacious. It can easily fit a beefy aftermarket GPU and a large AIO.Where the case has some weird design decisions...HDMI cable on the front panel?I mean, sure, some users may want to use that, but it routes the HDMI cord through the internal of the PC... obviously that's where the problem starts--how do you get it into your GPU? I suppose if your mobo had internal HDMI...Front panel takes Molex for rgb power?As title says...Vertical mounting is annoyingIt's an advertised feature but it places the GPU very, very close to the glass window. Additionally the instructions are extremely unclear. The case provides a very rudimentary mounting rack which is not compatible with all cables.Bottom filter is not protectedMinor nitpick, but if you lift the case from the rear (which is more or less intuitive because of the weight of the PSU), the bottom filter is unguarded and you may accidentally damage your air filter.There is a fat "MADE IN CHINA" font scratched onto the back of the caseIt's in huge font, and it's not etched with a high amount of quality either, like someone scratched it in with a screwdriver.The front panel is tightly attached to cablesIf you're gonna do cable management, try to leave some slack. The front panel cannot be taken off unless the cables have room to pull with it.Overall, it's a shiny, good quality, fantastic looking case. It's pricey, and has quite a few weird design decisions, and at this price point I'd expect a case to smooth these out...

Nice looking case but has some issues. First off the pre installed case 120mm case fans use Molex for power, who uses Molex anymore? Second, there is no way to install a 360mm AIO to the front of the case without totally removing all of the front header connectors from the mother board. Not too bad when install is first done, but if you have to change a fan later on ….. well good luck your going to have to practically uninstall the motherboard depending on your build.

Love the case but it's biggest down fall is not having top radiator support and the vertical mount.Gigabyte didn't leave enough space between the side panel and the graphics card on the vertical mount. So basically what happens is that there isn't enough room to disperse heat so your graphics card ends up running 5-10c hotter.I'm currently using a 5700xt nitro + and once i can find an upgrade I'll have to install back to the board directly... 5700 cards take up like 2.5 slot places next gen cards take 3 so side panel wouldn't be able to fit back on the case because your graphics card is bulging out.If they make future iterations of this case, make more room for vertical mounting and add support for radiator on the top panel.This case is great for all air cooling.

It's a nice mid size case, and the love the size!!! But the dust filter at the top has fell apart with in two days. It's a magnetic dust filter that sit on the top on the computer. The magnet came unglue or wasn't glued properly. Over all nice case, a little on the pricy side though. But the dust filter killed it for me!