Raidmax ZETA PC Gaming Case

This is an excellent computer case. It's well built, mine came with no dents or scratches, and the tempered glass window was perfect. My power supply fit in the shroud nicely, and if yours is too long, you can remove the 3.5 hdd mounting brackets. Of course then you'll have no place to mount any 3.5 hdd's you may have. They have an option for a mount at a different spot, but it's not included. There is no space for an optical drive either, but I decided it wasn't a big deal for me, since we download everything anyway.I put a 3 fan color coordinated set in the front, got 3 no led fans for the top. The white ring on the included fan in the back lights up the inside just enough to see the underside of your video card, and the cpu heatsink. I may get frisky and put a light strip or 2 in it, maybe not. It does sit under my desk beside me, so the front is the most visable thing anyway, but I can still see the side.I popped in an ASRock B450 pro motherboard, an RX 570 video card, and a 10 year old raidmax semi modular 750 watt power supply that still kicks ass. The 8 pin (or 2 4 pins in my case) cable for the motherboard was ALMOST too short, but it reached. It has to go around the back and all the way to the top of the case to get to the connection. And my power supply was made when top mounted pwr supplies were the thing, so the cables are probably a little shorter than more modern ones.Plenty of cutouts for the wires to be hidden on the backside of the motherboard, along with the ssd and the 1 6tb hdd I have installed along with my 2 NVME drives on the m/b. All ports work, the 3.1 gen 2 usbs are in the back which is a bit inconvenient, but what are ya gonna do. All in all a big 2 thumbs up for this one. Delivered a few days before estimate, I was and am happy.

I honestly can't recommend this case enough. The build quality is actually pretty nice and it looks great! (prep for run on sentence) All black, has PSU and drive shroud, has the easily removable HDD and SSD trays, LOTS of ventilation (stays very cool with my 5 extra 140 mm fans), dust filters top front and for PSU, lots of room, and pretty good cable management (although could be a little better). the only weird quirk is the expansion slot cover plates are only permanently removable so make sure you take out the right ones. the tempered glass feels high quality to take off and put on with easy finger screws. removable back panel also makes it easy to do your cable management hidden away. it also looks like the front can also support some pretty thick 360 mm radiators if needed. this was probably the best bang for the buck part of my build

This case is amazing. I started a build with a low budget since I hadn't built one for years and years. But the case I tried to use first had terrible air flow and my gpu was hitting upper 80 degrees Celsius temps. My gpu can handle high temps but after a day of gaming one Saturday it forced a reboot due to high temperature. No damage done but I decided to up my build. I got this case and have been doing some serious gaming but haven't exceeded the mid 40s Celsius and apparently my Rx 590 Fatboy runs high anyways. This case is so ready to build in and the features are all optimal. You can build it how you want and everything looks really nice inside. Plenty of slots for cable management and mounts for storage devices, etc. Love the lower compartment for the battery and drives. The airflow is literally perfect. Please consider this case it's amazing.

This is a great deal for 50 bucks. Beautiful tempered glass, easy working experience, clear and concise instructions, other small comforts such as convenient cable routing holes... all made this case a breeze to work in. I didn't design my build with aesthetics in mind, only functionality (no fancy cable management or RGB), but given the case's inherently pleasant minimalistic design aesthetic, the end product is still pleasing.PROS:-Tempered glass. I initially just saw this as an added bonus for the price, but it turned out great. No flaws from what I can see, it's sturdy, attractive, and mounts securely to the case.-Overall silhouette and aesthetic. It's not super expensive or fancy but doesn't pretend to be. The design is consistent and not loud. Definitely looks better in-person than in the attached images provided by the manufacturer in my opinion.-Easy to work in. No major problems. Not my first time building a computer, nevertheless, didn't run into any issues, and no real challenges when building. The components fit, the screws were well-labeled, everything worked.CONS:So far, only the PCIe I/O slot covers (and this was minor). Had trouble removing these but it was doable with a small pair of needle-nose pliers. In theory, the metal slot covers should just pop right out and be discarded to make room for the I/O ports on a graphics card or other PCIe card. However the small metal join connecting the slot cover to the case was a bit too strong to be popped or twisted off easily, and ended up slightly deforming the rest of the case slightly around that area when sufficient force was applied. The pliable, cheap metal isn't a surprise given the price of the case, but still disappointing in an otherwise great experience. (And granted, I may have just approached this part wrong, however, there was no indication at all for proper removal)

at first i was mad because i had to take drive bay out but if i did some research i could have known that before hand. not a deal breaker. i do really like the aesthetics of this case. i figured out a way to fasten an hdd just fine. i just wish i did a little more research to realize a mobo like a rog strix would be a tight fit. totally rad looking case and for $50 it was a great deal.

its very easy to work in, very simple setup. can hold upto 7x 120mm fans plenty of vents and air flow.literally the only con is it only comes with 1 fan. but you can easily find 6x 120 mm fans at a decent price. so no big deal. I will be buying more of these cases in future builds thanks raidmax.

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