GameMax Brufen Mid -Tower ATX ARGB PC Gaming Case, Tempered Glass Side Panel | Black

Good case and fans work fine. They aren’t the quietest fans around but work ok. The connections were a bit fidgety but if you take your time it all fits good. Very happy for the price

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely love this case air flow is amazing, fans are so quiet and the tempered glass door is so smooth and clean only down fall its the back you have to snap off the slots to put your graphics card in they need to be screw ins.

Good looking inside and out, Brilliant cooling.Have bought so many cases this year and this is the one I have been looking and waiting for.Top marks to the designer of this product. 11/10Building Note:Make sure when connecting Back Fan that you take note of where you put connector in back hub and use the hubs PWM.e.g. Back fan - Fan 1 HUB - PWM fan motherboard location chassis fan connector 1.In you BIOS, switch to DC mode - NOT Auto or PWM. Then you can control back fan as required or otherwise it will RUN at FULL speed.

Pros:-Large case with good outlook and importantly not expense.-Fan is good and silent.-Hub for manage all fans at the same time.Cons:-My glass panel cannot remove as advertised but it has screw to remove it completely.-Front fans do not have dust filter.-The PCI slot covers cannot be reused.-No extra slots in fan hub if you would like to add more fan on the top.-ARGB only got 3 pin which does not match with ASUS motherboard.

The media could not be loaded. This will be my new case to buy from now on.Usually I go for msi mag case but I had some issues in the past with the new video cards not fitting properly because of the length and I wanted to try something new.. and it was best decision ever.You have everything you need with this case, rgb fans, control module for fans that them alone cost over £40 and my favorite thing the hinged panel door that opens beautifully - you don't see that on casses on this price range.Can't find any faults.

I like this case, lots of space for the wires which makes it easy to be tidy with the wire management, I didn't use the built in rgb controller and fans, I had some expensive fans from my old case so I used those, lots of space for my 240 radiator on the top plus I love the hinged glass side, no fiddly screws. I used a z390 MSI gaming edge board with a i7 9700k and coolermaster 240 AIO set up. This case has very good airflow, no restrictions due to the mesh front.

Issues I've had with this casing, for you to bear in mind:- Instruction manual not quite in English (but can just about be understood)- Very hard to get the right panel off (has to be pulled at just the right angle after unscrewing) and put back on (even without cabling getting in the way)- PCI slot covers need to be manually broken off from the (thin, flexible) rear of the casing (one had already been dented inwards in the one I received), and no replacement slide-in slot covers are included with the package (fortunately I've got a spare)- The "VGA card holder" looks very different to the one in the instructions!- Getting the SSD brackets to re-hook on the interior panel is deeply frustrating, unless you remove the big fan above first (and even then you have to be careful), and there aren't any screws of the right size to lock SSDs in place (fortunately I had spares)- There are all manner of LED patterns for the fans, but only one constant colour (yellow), so I may turn that feature off completely- The fans aren't that loud, but certainly loud enough to hear constantly, though I'll see if I can sort that out (might be the big fan on the interior panel).It's by no means a bad casing -- it's compact, it does excellent cooling for my CPU, motherboard and graphics card (it's long enough for my 30cm ASUS 2080Ti), and most importantly it draws air in through wide vents at the front instead of narrow ones around the sides (which seems to be the sad normal for gamer casings nowadays), leaving behind the olden days of 5-1/4" CD/DVD/BD drives at the front and using that space for another fan. It's also got USB ports and HD Audio connectors at the front, which can only be a good thing!However, if I'd known about the issues in advance, I may well have held back and looked at other, more expensive casings (just a pity Maplin isn't around any more, as I could see them first-hand and bought my last casing there in 2017) -- though I'd spent ages on Amazon already, so this might be the best I can get for now...N.B. The LED motherboard connection cable has 3 sockets (2 and 1 with a gap), but my ASUS motherboard has only a four-pin connector for this purpose -- not that it's relevant to me, but be aware

Overall great cheap case, quiet, cool, my CPU although not a massively powerful one "Ryzen 5 5600g" barely gets above 40°C even when gaming on the I GPU. Looks and feels well above its price range A+ product, it's even well made to make building your first pc pretty simple and the fact sheet is very explanatory.