GAMDIAS White RGB Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer PC Case with Side Tempered Glass Panel and a Magnetic Dust Filter & 3 Built-in 120mm ARGB Fans

GAMDIAS White RGB Gaming ATX Mid Tower Case - Honest Review The GAMDIAS White RGB Gaming ATX Mid Tower case presents a visually appealing and functional option for budget-conscious PC builders, but it's important to weigh its pros and cons. What I Like: Aesthetics: The white finish combined with the tempered glass side panel provides a clean and modern look that's sure to showcase your internal components. The included 3 ARGB fans are a definite plus, adding a vibrant splash of color that's easily customizable, assuming they're compatible with your motherboard or come with a controller. Tempered Glass: The use of tempered glass is a great feature at this likely price point. It offers a premium feel and better durability compared to acrylic alternatives. ARGB Fans Included: Including three 120mm ARGB fans right out of the box is a significant value. It eliminates the immediate need to purchase additional cooling and lighting components. Magnetic Dust Filter: A magnetic dust filter is a huge convenience. It makes cleaning and maintenance significantly easier, protecting your components from dust buildup and extending their lifespan. Its position is important, but overall it's great. ATX Mid Tower Size: ATX Mid Tower is a versatile form factor that strikes a good balance between size and compatibility, accommodating a wide range of motherboards and components. Potential Drawbacks (Things to Consider): GAMDIAS Reputation: While GAMDIAS offers competitive pricing, their reputation for build quality and long-term reliability isn't as established as with some of the bigger brands. Researching specific model reviews is essential. Airflow (Potentially): While the 3 included fans are a good start, optimal airflow depends on the case design and fan placement. Check reviews to see if additional fans are recommended for high-performance builds, especially if you plan to overclock. Check whether the front panel allows for airflow, as some cases sacrifice airflow for looks. Cable Management: Cable management can make or break the look of a build. The case needs adequate space behind the motherboard tray and well-placed routing holes to keep cables tidy. This is vital as the tempered glass will make it very obvious. Material Quality: While aesthetics are good, the quality of the steel is important. A case with flimsy steel will vibrate. Fan Noise: The 3 included ARGB are great, but their noise level might not be suitable for everybody. Overall: The GAMDIAS White RGB Gaming ATX Mid Tower case offers a compelling package for those looking for a visually appealing case with included RGB fans and a tempered glass side panel, all at a potentially affordable price. However, carefully research specific model reviews to ensure it meets your airflow, build quality, and cable management needs. If you prioritize aesthetics and are willing to potentially invest in additional fans or address cable management challenges, it could be a great choice. Do also consider other products from brands with more established reputations, and consider whether the price difference is worth it or not. Before Buying, I Recommend: Read in-depth reviews: Look for reviews that specifically address airflow, build quality, and ease of assembly. Check motherboard compatibility: Ensure the case supports your motherboard size and has adequate clearance for CPU coolers and GPUs. Consider your cooling needs: If you're running high-performance components, assess whether you'll need to add more fans or upgrade to a liquid cooler. Compare to other options: Explore similar cases from reputable brands to see if you can find a better balance of features, quality, and price. I hope this honest review helps you make an informed decision!

Did a couple of rebuilds with this case due to its size, weight, and price. Easy to work with and actually fit everything well for both these rebuilds with some additional upgrades. Both systems fully utilized 2 HD bays and dual SSD locations maxed out. Be sure to use power supply with limited cables or modular design as space is limited if you fill up all bays. However, if you don't use the HD tray it is removable giving more space for cables if needed. Managed to even fit a CPU water cooler as well in one of them. This is a great buy for budget builds and looks nice. With order more of these soon for more refurbs.

I really like this case. First Gamdias I have purchased. Quality case and good looking. Came with fans, screws, and wiring. Excellent price.

Trying to fit an ATX motherboard, two radiators, and a lot of cables in this was pretty tight. Despite my ridiculous hardware, it was still fairly easy to build in. No sharp edges to cut you, the panels fit decently, the threads were cut pretty clean, and everything lined up like it should. Running a 240mm raditor up top, and a 120mm at the very bottom of the front of the case. Do note that if you run a radiator at the bottom like I did, or a 360mm radiator, you'll need to put them both on the inner side of the front panel unlike the factory fans being on the outer side. The plastic panel that snaps on doesn't accommodate a fan in that position, unless you wanted to cut it with a dremel or something. The included fans don't have any way to adjust their speed as far as I'm aware, but they're not too loud. Noticeable at idle, but once my clapped RX480 gets going it'll drown out a jet taking off, so I honestly can't complain. They do move a good volume of air though, and the front panel design is decent for air flow. I've had no over heating issues. Would I put an RTX4090 in this case? No, but it probably wouldn't fit anyway.

At a distance it looks amazing and you might think it cost $100. When you are up close and touch it you can definitely feel how flimsy it is, but that’s to be expected for the price. It’s a PC, it won’t be moving around much and it won’t randomly fall apart. The glass on it looks and feels great, but I wish it was a little bit more transparent during the day time, but when the room is dark you can see right through it, I had to tap the glass to make sure it was even there. Also has lots of color options on the fans, you can toggle through these with the button on the top of the case. All the buttons on the case feel solid and high quality. Things I Noticed: 1. It has a goofy side panel on the back that covers all the cable management. It has 4 slots that it lines up in but it doesn’t latch in and the 2 thumb screws have to be screwed in first or the panel will slide off (Weird design). My frame was a little bent there so it’s not entirely flush either, but it’s the backside so I’ll never look at it anyway. (Giving 4 stars for this poor design choice, the standard panel latching system has been around forever so it confuses me how this thing managed to mess it up) 2. I fit a full size ATX board in here and realized it is designed better for a micro atx board. The full size atx board covered various cable management slots. I managed to clean it up fine, but thought I would point that out. 3. It doesn’t have amazing air flow. The front glass has openings on the sides, but I can tell it has worse air flow than my old case (old case was a full mesh front). Temps are still fine, I overclock on a air cooler, so if you can fit a water cooler in here that would help your temps a lot. Summary: If you are building a budget PC or if you want to upgrade an older build to a more modern looking case this is a great cheap option.

I have put together numerous computers - at least 20 - in the past. I needed an inexpensive case to put together a computer composed of spare parts that ended up being left over from another computer upgrade. The Gamdias case was able to fulfill the job perfectly. Yes, the metal is thin and you can bend it with your hands if you really tried. However, all the screw holes lined up well, and the layout and design of the case is very very simple, with virtually zero wasted space. I like how the power supply cables are all hidden by a shroud. The white color aesthetic is beautiful. The USB ports on the top of the case work great at USB 3, plugged in correctly to the motherboard. Even the toggle button to cycle through the different LED color options of the case fans works as advertised. I encountered zero problems with this case, and ended up with a result that far exceeded my expectation for an inexpensive case. The smoked glass and LED lighting gives this computer a whole new life. Wonderful little case!

This case is a bit cheap for sure. Sharp edges so be careful. But on that nice design when put together. Supports 2 120mm fans or 2 140mm fans in the front just make sure to check the front panel will sit correctly before you screw them down sadly with only a 300mm GPU size you have to stick to duel fan GPU's any Tri fan GPU's will not fit at all sadly. The back side is a bit tight but still has good room for all the wires to go you will have to put a bit of force into screwing the back panel on. But over all its cheap and it works

This is a nice, almost compact case. I have SSDx3 and HDD x1 installed on a mATX motherboard. The heatsink I am using is Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE. The only problem I had was that I have an older power supply and the 4+4 Pin cable is not that long. The case is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes when the PC is running. It replaced a case from 2009 that I kept using with new builds. In conclusion, it's a nice case, but I would not pay 60 dollars for it. I paid USD $37.01.

This case is amazing from many points, easy to deal with, perfect aRGB fans, Huge cable managment area.

This is the best case for rupees 4000 in my opinion if you want NZXT looking case this is it, I wouldnt recommend this case if you want to put high end components which runs pretty hot because the air flow isn't that great because of the front glass panel.But the design is sleek,minimal,and compact.It comes with 3 pre-installed 120mm ARGB fans ,however these are not pwm fans you can't control the speed but they fans are surprisingly pretty silent,also plenty of room for cable management.Nothing to complain about 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The case itself is excellent, a little thin in some places, but I'm not planning on attending any lan parties so it'll stand up perfectly fine just sitting on my desk. There's a lot of room to move around inside, excellent for airflow and larger cooling solutions. The case fans are quiet, the lighting is a nice touch, though the ARGB addresses are rather limited with shared addresses for all 3 fans, 6 lights on the front 2 fans and only 3 on the back though, so the back fan only gets 1/2 the lighting instructions for the other 2, which are always in sinc and do not have their own individual addresses on the ARGB bus. If your looking for a nice looking case with excellent air flow, and room to grow, and don't so much care about elaborate ARGB lightshows, I would definitely recommend.

Je sors d'un boitier Zallman de 2014, ressemblant à un version plastique d'une Lamborghini Aventador qui se serait pris un mur à très grande vitesse, mais avec des LEDs bleues pour faire joli. Et du coup, hyper satisfait de la partie visuelle et de la taille compacte de ce boitier pour un ATX; c'est compact, sobre, avec de la vitre teinté partout. J'adore! Aussi côté esthétique, le cable management est facile, avec une partie réservée pour le PSU et à un HDD cachée par le bas du boitier, et un paroi classique derrière la carte mère où on bourre les fils ni vu ni connu. Par contre, les SSD sont montés à la vertical à côté de la carte mère, donc mettez des stickers dessus si vous voulez pas avoir la vieille étiquette Crucial ou Samsung visible. Côté air-flow, il y a deux ventilos en entrée devant et un de sortie derrière, avec leds blanches (chouette!). Si vous avez du matériel qui monte beaucoup en température, on pourra ajouter un ventilo de sortie au dessus de celui du CPU. Aucune idée de si ça passe pour du watercooling par contre. Deux bémols avant de conclure: -À moins que j'ai loupé un truc au montage, les ventilos vendus dans le boîtier se connectent en SATA directement au PSU, et pas sur la carte mère, donc ils tournent à 100% quoi qu'il arrive. Si vous voulez les réguler en fonction de la température dans le boitier, faudra les changer et en prendre avec une autre connectique -Comme l'avant du boitier est une vitre sans filtre/grille, il y a espace pour laisser entrer l'air sur les côtés de la vitre...et la poussière va pouvoir y aller aussi bien gentiment. Potentiellement, si vous avez votre tour par terre, ça peut vite demander de la nettoyer plus souvent qu'avec un autre design. TL;DR: Un boitier ATX super joli, pas trop gros, avec des leds blanche de partout. Prévoyez juste un ventilo en plus pour une sortie d'air sur le haut du boitier.

Perfetto, contiene ora una X99 dual CPU senza problemi.