DRX70 ATX Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case

For the price i did not have super high expectations. The case has enough build space and locations to wire manage. The front does have enough room for a 360 AIO depending on the brand and the overall size of it. If you are trying to use a 360 AIO get the case first and measure it to the specs of each AIO. Metal is alittle thin, like most OEM cases. once things are bolted into the case it stiffens up to feel save to carry it around.

The product matches the description.

I don't even know where to start. This case is designed well, looks good, and performs amazingly. The dust filter on the front is so nicely placed, trapping all the dust that tries to get in. It's spacious, sleek, and looks similar to many higher-priced cases on the market. Being so cheap, it does use molex fans, which is the one gripe I have about this case. Other than that minor setback, this is, like I said, by far one of the best cases I've seen on the market. Well done

It would be a 5/5 if it had the usb c because everything else is great. Sturdy, well built, the glass side door is thick and secures to the case with tabs and magnets. The case has tons of room and plenty of cable management slots. If the absence of usb c is not an issue, I highly recommend it.

This was a super easy case to build in. I had a spares of everything except motherboard and RAM so I was able to cobble together a pretty decent, mid-range gaming PC. I had a power supply and a closed-loop AIO CPU cooler from other reviews I have done.Since I didn't go with a white motherboard, my GPU and the AIO weren't white either, so I went with a mix and just made sure the cable routing was clean and it looked interesting. Looks great, cools just as well due to the mesh front grill with 360mm of RGB fans (3 @ 120mm).