Thermaltake V250 Tempered Glass Motherboard Sync ARGB ATX Mid-Tower Chassis with 3 120mm 5V Addressable RGB Fan + 1 Black 120mm Rear Fan Pre-Installed CA-1Q5-00M1WN-00

Pretty 'meh' case. Looks ok, materials are ok, and pretty easy to assemble.However...Front fans:Absolutely useless. Fans should be for airflow, then to make it look nice. not the other way around. The front fans are absolutely useless. There seems to be barely any space for any air to pas through the front assembly. Also the front fans are connected to a proprietary hub with 6 pins, so you can't just reroute the cables to controle the fans. Read here that there is no controle over front fan speed.RBG controller: The assembly is flimsy. I was affraid to rip the hole thing off and destroy the solders on the bord by unplugging the wires connected to it.Rear: The fan works and can be plugged to the motherboard, which is nice :)The expansions slot covers are the breake off type. Breaking them off very very very easily leads to twisting the pannel to which they are mounted. so be very super extra too careful doing this. The design of the card holder is a bit weird hoverver and requires unscrewing all other carths to remore or install another one (at least in my opinion... maybe it can be done by only unscrewing the wanted card)Space: Pretty decent. Could fit a GPU with large cooler attached with no problem.Ryzen 5 + GTX 1060: airflow was okRyzen 5 + RX 5700 XT (Sapphire Nitro +), no OC: runs fine when side panel is removed to allow for adequate airflow.So... get it if you're on a tight budget, want to get many extra fans, and aren't running anything drawing too much power. Or else, maybe see other stuff.

this case has amazing cable management. you install the powersupply and HDD from the back panel, the mobo mounting area has slots and holes all around so you can pull the cables you need from behind directly to the slot you need. this makes the whole build look incredibly clean, and almost no cables are visible. i cheaped out on the power supply and didnt get modular cables. this has room to jam your unused cables where no one will see them, and comes with tiny plastic zip ties to tie off and help manage your cables behind the rear panel. i really like that it has 2 slots for SSDs and 2 slots for HDD you access from the back panel.i am upset that aura sync doesnt work. i have aura sync motherboard and it plugs into the case but when i look at the cases supports motherboards, mine isnt on it. i have the x570p and it supports the x570pro. pretty upset. hoping updates can help.

It’s quite a spacious case, able to fit up to E-ATX motherboards. As described, you can fit up to a 360mm rad on the front, 240mm on the top and 120mm at the back. I’m not 100% sure, but you’re able to fit a 200mm psu into the case, if you take the hard drive mount out of the case.

Great tower! Very happy with it for my build.👍

This is a pretty good case for its price. Come with 4 fans 3 being RGB and from what I see so far there is good airflow. The only thing is the feel of the buttons on the top is kinda bad. Overall though good case