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

Great case, excellent cable management. No spare blanking plates, so if u break out the wrong one for your video card you will have that slot open unless you have a spare laying around. A 360 water cooler fits perfectly at the top and I fitted a further 7 fans in also (all argb connected to an argb hub), the case looks awesome and is a very good build quality, just Shane they don't include any accessories other than a small pack of screws.

Perfect case and can easily go head to head with upper end branded ones.Plenty of space to fit fans. Easy to install and remove panels. lacks hdd space. But considering how compact and usability, it's expected.The Case feels expensive and well built. Very disappointed with the rivets in places where it could have been fitted with screws.The expansion slots are also disappointing. it's metal and you have to break the slots off. And this is permanent. This could have been easily avoided from the design. Case screws are usual cheap made. Change them with good ones so they don't thread.Psu slots in nicely. But limited space inside the back space.Case has enough height to fit in a big cooler.

This is ALMOST a 5 star case, just losing 1 star for 3 reasons. 1) The PCI slot covers are the snap off sort (which I hate), not the sort that can be replaced after removal. So if you change your mind, or take the wrong one off, you have to go looking for a replacement (you can buy them). Also means that you need to supply your own screws/thumbscrews to screw in your devices (including your GPU, luckily I keep spares). 2) This one is a common irritation with PC cases, the front panel header connectors for the motherboard. At this point it's pretty much a standard, it's the same layout on EVERY motherboard you can buy, so why oh why oh why do some case manufacturers still provide tiny little individual plugs to go onto the header pins, rather than just putting them all into 1 block (some case makers actually do this now...)? It can't cost more than a few pence more to put them into a block like they do for USB header connectors etc...Lastly, 3) The USB C port is fake, that's right, fake. Yes it's USB C shaped, however the cable goes to a normal USB 3 header on your motherboard, long with the USB A port, and is 5GB/s the same, not to a USB C header. So fine for charging USB C devices sure (slowly, as I would say most phones etc these days have fast charge options that will charge a lot faster from a proper charger...), but if you're using a data device, you're going to want to plug it into a proper 10GB/s USB 3.2 Gen 2 whether it's type A or type C, and not to the case type C, as otherwise you will find your data moving really rather slowly. Heck, I'd pay £10 for an optional extra to change the fake C to a real C that uses the C header on my motherboard if it existed, as that's about what it'll cost for one that fits into a PCI slot on the back anyway....On the plus side, although there is lots of room to build in here (I even fitted a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE in there easily), it doesn't take up loads of space. It was very easy to build in and really looks the part. One more request though, nylon fan filters instead of metal ones, and a fan filter for the motherboard side, as contrary to the gamemax website that recommends using these as exhaust (which when using the top as exhaust as well, puts you into negative pressure...) are better used as intake, giving you positive pressure, and helping to keep dust out of your PC. Not nocking stars off for this though, as honestly very few case manufacturers get fan filters right, and it really does come down to personal opinion and preference (apart from the bit about nylon been better than metal mesh on metal perforations...).All of my complaints are things you can fix yourself though, and still cost less than a more expensive dual chamber case with the same good looks.

Bought it as an upgrade and I absolutely love this case. I'm able to show off my Corsair fan array beautifully thanks to the two glass panels on the front and side and it has plenty of extra space for an AIO and a bigger GPU should I decide to upgrade further in the future.

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Nothing special. But it works :) Had to fit all sides, because they made extra noise. But now it’s fine.

As described its a full duel chamber ATX case with space for 10 fans, looks amazing and is easy to build in with all the space, can comfortably fit basically any Graphics card on the market and the chambered design keeps a clean look with easy cable management and hides all my horrifically organised cables and SSD's entirely. The overall quality is great for the price having a sturdy durable construction and a premium feel. I haven't finished my upgrades yet but it will looks even better after.pros +easy to build inlooks awesomehides bad cable managementgreat airflowcons -The top panel doesn't close entirely leaving a small gap but may only be an issue on my caseNot enough laches on the back panel so my cables push the middle out slightlyThe paint chips off relatively easily if anything sharp or hard rubs against itoverall this is a great case compared to even some £100+ cases. The issues I have don't particularly bother me and assembly is a breeze.