FSP FSP ATX Mid Tower PC Computer Gaming Case with 3 Translucent Tempered Glass Panels and 5 RGB Lighting Modes (CMT510)

I was hesitant to try out a new manufacturer for my case selection of my recent build, but I decided to take a gamble and boy did it pay off. The case is beautiful, from the tempered glass sides to the 4 LED fans and with a price point that makes it even more enjoyable. The LED fans have a great range of options from the colors (red, blue, green, white, purple, yellow) to the effects (strobe, pulse, cycle, static color and my favorite rainbow/gradient) and is activated by a button on the top of the case. The positioning for the power supply leaves plenty of room in a covered area for any extra cables to be stored (for us cable management people). Finally, the RGB controller is in a great place to stay out of the way from your cable management desires. Most cases running around this price lack the amount of fans, and the attention to detail. PROS: Tempered Glass Feels sturdy Comes with 4 Fans (LED!!) Great SSD placement CONS: Tempered Glass is fingerprint magnet The LED fans reset (color and effect) when you turn off the Power In short, you will surely love staring at this case when the system is on and the fans are cycling through their colors.

Besides the front cooling fans not having a whole lotta room to pull air. This case looks great ! And it was easy to work with as far as intsalling components! . The only thing that was confusing was where the reset cable is plugged in. But you just leave it where it is , otherwise your lights will not work or change colors

The case itself is quite the eye catcher, and it does leave room for upgrades. It came with many different screws upon arrival and was not at all damaged. Installation of my parts was easy enough and the case even came with motherboard raisers, however these are removable if you choose. The fans it came equipped with, while pretty, don't move as much air as I would personally like them to (around 1000 rpm and you cannot change the speed). Luckily, your able to replace them if you wanted to, like I did. The tempered glass is very prone to smudging so handle it with care or be prepared to maintain it with glass wiped. The glass case also came with two triangular "Caution, tempered glass" sticker on each of the broad sides. Some people like to keep them, however I tried to remove them. This caused the sticker to tear and look horrible. Luckily, an adhesive remover and a sharp knife or razor is all it takes to have the class looking clean again. A couple things I want to note: YOU CANNOT have the RGB switch and the reset switch hooked up at the same time. Its one or the other. Cable management is a little trickier in this case than in others. If you switch the rgb case fans with your own be prepared to do some work, as it comes with its own controller. Overall, this is a nice case with good eye candy quality and good case features, but I wouldn't recommend it to someone who is new to building pc's, as it can easily become overwhelming.

I'm 35 and I've been building my own computers since the 90's. This case is the most beautiful by far of all I owned and priced really well. I bought this for my girlfriend and she loves the led settings since she loves the colors. I've seen videos of other cases like thermaltake or the corsair 570x and this lives up to the expectation. Cable management is as clean as it gets. I have nothing bad to say about this case. I installed a micro ATX with a GTX 980 and the PSU is hidden which is very nice. no color cables everywhere since everything is hidden. Fans are dead silent, and glass with the matte finish in the edges look great. It doesn't display multiple colors at the same time like in the picture but to be fair corsair and thermaltake do the same thing, although they fade into the other colors which it still is amazing. It was incredibly easy to assemble. There's a panel in the back of the case to install/connect the fans and enough room to put other fans in the process. This is something new I personally haven't seen in other cases especially in this pricing range. We're both pleased and makes out battle stations look nicer with it.

This case is pretty, but there are some things to be mindful of. It's too bad the case's rgb settings don't remember your selection, but you can switch them on easily enough every time you boot. Press the front panel rgb button nine times to bring the fans to slow color cycle, otherwise it's flashy and annoying. Even though it doesn't sync with the motherboard, the slow cycle option looks nice anyway. The motherboard screws and the SSD screws are mislabeled on their provided directions. Make sure to use the correct screws, otherwise you might get loose screws stuck in your motherboard. The metal is actually pretty decent quality, not just cheap sheet metal that will cut. Cable management in this is hit and miss. Some cable management spaces are positioned well, and some spaces that should have cable management spaces don't have them. The glass is good quality, but it comes with stickers that are difficult to get off. I had to use nail polish remover to get the sticker gunk off of the nice glass. Don't get this case if you'll want to replace the front fans. It's not going to be worth it to take apart the whole case to get to the front fans. Airflow seems a bit too open. I wanted to achieve a positive case pressure to avoid dust issues, and to achieve good airflow in the right areas. I'm not sure the case is enclosed enough to allow this. I added another fan on the top slot to get more inward airflow. It seems to have helped, however air still seems to be going inward into the open vents (negative air pressure). I also replaced the back fan to have the inside components all sync with ASUS Aura. Plenty of space in the case, it does the trick, it just has some frustrations that could have been avoided with a little better design.