Oversteel - Azurite Gaming PC Case Compatible with ATX, Micro ATX and ITX Boards, 4 120mm A-RGB Fans Included, Mesh Front, Vertical Installation, Tempered Side Glass, USB 3.0, White

I purchased this case as part of the Prime day deals, I paid £29.99 for it. Personally I don't think you will find another case for that kind of money as good as this one. I have built many PC's is many different types of case, from budget cases ranging from under £20 to high end cases costing over £200. Pro's - it has good airflow with the mesh front and top, it comes with 2 ARGB fans as standard, although don't expect them to be the best for air flow. Cable management is better than a few of the reviews I have read about this case would leave you to believe (on par, or slightly better than most sub £50 cases, I didn't even need to use any self adhesive cable tie holders, which I use in most budget builds and even in a lot more expensive cases) Not only does it have a glass side panel (most budget cases come with perspex that is easy to scratch), but it is a hinged glass side panel, not one thats held in with thumb screws, the magnets that hold it in are nice and powerful too. Perfect size for an MATX motherboard, has routing holes for the cables in good places Unlike one of the reviews I read mentioned, I had absolutely no issues getting the backplate from an entry level motherboard to pop in (it's a skill that I have mastered with hundreds of builds under my belt) If your motherboard has a 3 pin ARGB plug on it, you can control the LED's by the motherboards software Cons- you will probably want to invest in extra fans as the included ones don't move a lot of air I absolutely love this case and would gladly use it for any budget build if I can get it for under £30, especially since my current favourite budget case (the CIT Sauron) has recently gone up in price with my trade supplier and also the importer. Personally I think you could easily get a 240 AIO cooler in this case and I would bet a 360 would also fit (as long as you don't have a massive graphics card), infact if Oversteel is reading this review and you want to send me another one, I will happily do a build to show off how to fit a 240mm / 360mm AIO in the case. System specs of the budget esports gaming PC that is housed in the pictures with this review Ryzen 3 3200G (running on the Vega 8 intergrated graphics) Gigabyte A520M DS3H motherboard Adata 240GB SSD Toshiba 1TB 7200RPM HDD 16GB Adata XPG Hunter DDR4-3200 CL16 RAM (2 x 8GB) TP Link 300 Mbps Wireless card A Budget 500W 80+ Bronze rated PSU (used over 100 of these that come with a 2 year warranty and never had one fail yet) Plays CS-GO 1080p medium @ 80 - 100 FPS Fortnite 1080p performance mode with epic view distance at a locked 60 FPS Valorant 1080p medium settings at 100 - 120 FPS Rocket League performance mode 60 FPS Shadow of the tomb raider 1080p - don't bother, it's unplayable - but it for esports titles it does the job well for under £300

This case is really nice and well made. It has fantastic airflow and my CPU, which is a Ryzen 5 5600, is currently running at 35c with the stealth wraith stock cooler. The case is spacious and has a good cable management for a tidy build. Space for 3 SSD or 2 SSD and 1 HDD. I have an Asus rtx 4070 dual oc card and this fits in with an abundance of room. Therefore a standard 4070 with three fans would easily be accomodated. The case comes with all screws needed for mounting the motherboard (ATX, micro ATX), storage drives, power supplies etc and even has approx 6 black cable ties for your cable management if you wish to tidy up around the back. The fans are all RGB and are connected using one of the sata power cables from the PSU. The fans are all connected via a pre installed controller and are all preconnected to this also. I have plugged the header on to the system fan on myotherboard but I don't believe they're pwm fans so in the bios you don't get speed measurements etc. They're basically on full speed as soon as the pc is switched on, which is perfectly fine and is really the safest way to gain persistent, high cold airflow. There is a 4 pin connector for connecting to Asus/MSI motherboard where you can potentially control the RGB colours but I have a gigabyte board and that doesn't appear to work even though I had the same argb type 4 pin header on the board... Nevertheless the RGB element can be controlled via two ways. An included remote with a multitude of settings, 3 levels of brightness, multiple effect modes, flashing, breathing, solid etc... it has a lovely array of colours that all are synchronized. Also, there is a manual button on the top of the case where you can cycle through all the colours and effects but this can take a while as there are so many. The remote comes with a battery, watch type, but I had to replace that as it was doa and then it works absolutely fine. I'm really pleased with the appearance. Looks fantastic, high end and is very practical. I had no problems building my pc and I'm super impressed with the airflow capability as everything, including my GPU run so cool now, and of course this shall extend the lifespan of the components exponentially. For this point alone it is worth getting. It is also very solid and the fans are very quiet, even under heavy gaming load. The metal is sturdy, the feet are good and the clear side panel is solid tempered glass. It also has magnetic dust covers etc. 10/10. Realy pleased with this purchase, would recommend and would buy again. I have had Corsair etc before and this is as good in my opinion and a great price. Edit: the 4 pin argb does work absolutely fine for Gigabyte boards. It was my error. On the led remote supplied with the case is a button, top right, that looks like a graphics equaliser. This switches the RGB fan controls to your pc and then with the gigabyte RGB fusion software I can change colours, effevts, brightness and create favourites. By pressing this button again on the remote you then use the remote to control the RGB fan LEDs again. Of course the case manual button works regardless. Great case, it does everything very,very well.

I wouldn't recommend this for a first build as it's not a regular lay out, but for value you can't beat it.

Having some issues with the front fans: the middle fan is out of sync RGB-wise with the others, making it appear somewhat odd. I didn't consult the user manual, so it's highly likely I made an error during installation. The case exudes high quality. I'd recommend pairing it with a 240mm CPU cooler, as it establishes a balanced intake-outtake airflow with 3 front fans and 1 back. Adding the CPU cooler offers 2 top fans, achieving a 3 in, 3 out configuration. I opted for the Oversteel CPU cooler due to its reasonable price. Installation proved challenging, as I haven't assembled a PC in over a decade. In conclusion, despite a few hiccups, I'm genuinely pleased with my setup. And speaking of the Oversteel cooler, at its price, it felt more like an "OVER STEAL"! Talk about a bargain, right?

Apres un an d utilisation quotidienne , rien a signaler . LED tjs opérationnel , facile d entretien . un chouette petit boitier !

Boitier top qualité pour ce prix,rien à envier aux grosses marques connues. Toute la visserie fournie,manquerait juste un petit livret pour savoir où se branche un des fils. Rendu RGB au top en façade et avec son ventilateur arrière Supporte jusqu'à 3ventilateurs en façade et les filtres aimantés pour la poussière sont top

Muy buena calidad

Great case with ample space above and under the motherboard for easy mounting of fans. Nice real glass on a hinge. Great value for money and good flow.

chassi arrived broken. Amazon support offered me 10% refund not to make a return..