CiT G Force Mid-Tower ATX RGB PC Gaming Case With Windowed Side Panel | Black

The case is just awesome, looks cool, has loads of room.The only downside was the remote control to switch the lights, that is not working, but it's not a problem since I use the reset button for that, which renders it unusable for resetting the system if used this way. So far had not need to use the reset button, if I need to reset the system will use the power button. You could as well add an extra button somehow just for the lights and keep the reset button only for resetting the system, if you really need a reset button.I really like this case, it got class and it's beautiful.I seen some other feedback here about problems with cable management, but to be honest I had no problems with that, and I am not a pro (this was my first and only case change and went very well), the cables run gorgeous through the side and you can pull their heads inside wherever you need.If you're wondering if it fits big motherboards etc, the answer is yes, it can fit a lot.My system has an ASUS ROG STRIX Z690-A GAMING WIFI D4 motherboard, a 1000W Corsair power source and PCS FrostFlow 150 Series High Performance CPU Cooler and they fit beautifully. I don't have a graphic card yet as the motherboard has an onboard one, but planning to get an RTX 3070 GPU as this case has loads of room even for that.Overall, if you don't really care about the remote control, like I do, this case is highly recommended.

Ignore the negative reviews. This case is great, the lights look awesome. Especially when you have them set to random with a timed speed setting. Mine came with a remote as stated. Maybe everyone receiving it without one were just unlucky ? Who knows. I honestly have no complaints. The case is very big but to be honest I prefer that, better airflow and cable management has got to be a bonus. Plenty of room for a large CPU cooler like a hyper Evo. Multiple mounting points for more fans if that's what you want if the 3 preinstalled are not enough. Room for a disc drive, 2 3.5 drives and a couple of points for SSD mounting. Adequate room between the back plate for managing all your cables. Overall a great case and well worth the money 👍

So, this case was destined to replace an ageing Themaltake case of 15+ years, and I was looking for something that would do all that case did, but with the modern gadgets and needs. One criteria was the presence of an optical drive bay, to save me buying a new usb drive, which would be tricky to keep safe from my kids.I was also looking for widespread compatiblity for boards, and the ability to install liquid cooling for the cpu. All was promised by this case!In reality, my GA-x99-soc mobo, atx, didn't fit in the case without the last cm touching the frame. This is due to a raised section designed to allow you to hide the cables out of sight. I had to improvise a way to keep my mobo off the frame, which meant it is no longer supported in the middle. A full Atx board will rest snug against all edges too, so you cant use all the holes designed to help take the cables away, and you need to consider what you need to plug in to the board before you install things, as it may become inaccessible.Be aware too, that with a full board like mine, you can only install one additional standard 250mm fan at the top, because there is not enough clearence from the mount to the (full atx) mobo. You will need slimline fans if you wish to install two of them at the top. Similarly you will not be able to mount the cooling fan and radiator at the top for the same reason. In the end I mounted this on the rear, but in doing so I am no longer able to use the PCI-e x 16 slot 1 off of the mobo - thankfully my board allows me to use the next one as they are all x16. Installing at the front under the cdrom drive bay was an option, but as that is the only inflow you would need more fans to move the heat out of the case, and over the PSU/drive bay to bring more inflow air. Though again I can only install one fan (mounts exist for two) on the base beacuse my full atx has usb3 connectors which stick out too far to install a fan next to it.The DVDRW drive also rests right up to the mobo.My next gripe was that all but one of the screws used on the expansion slot covers were cross-threaded, it needed two of us to forcibly remove them - they were unusable, and I had to replace them.My positives: Great looking, real sleek and the RGB fans look great through the case, and I love the ability to change the effects of the LEDsThe SDcard slots will prove very useful to me, for both for backing up my devices and for transfering media to my Car entertainment system. I also appreciate the door, to avoid tempting the kiddiwinkles from playing with the drives, a favourite hobby of one of them!The cable tidy system has many points where to can tie the cables neatly behind the mobo frame and space to tuck the excess by the PSU.It is able to support 3 HDD: 2 in the bottom bays and one using the other optical bay, and 2 mounts for ssd, so I'm able to transfer my old drives over.In conclusion, this case would better suit the smaller form atx boards, it is very cramped with a full size one. If only the designers had added a few more centimeters inside, it would have made all the difference! It is however a very good looking case with some good ideas, and at a great price!

The price may be a lot cheaper than most cases but that isn't in anyway a sign of its quality. This case is absolutely perfect! I used it for my first build and i am in no way disappointed. The space is just enough to fit all your needs, the PSU unit is a god send, if you have one with mustard cabels, this helps you hide them away as well as giving you room for 3 HDD's and 2 SSD's. As for the in built LED fans. They are perfect! There is no need for extra LED strips as these fans provide more than enough light. All the USB slots work, front and back. The only problem I've had is the fan controllers don't seem to work but that might be an issue with my mother board so it probably won't take much to fix =)

Bought this case because my rog 11 died after 3 years so I bought a rog strip motherboard and a ryzen 7 cpu to fit in this case. Plenty of space inside but cable management at the other side is tricky. The rgb lightning kit that comes with it does not come with a 4 pin to pcie connector if u have a semi modular psu, be advised. The downside for me is that the remote control doesn't work for me. Only way I can change colors is if I push the reset button . Anyone got a workaround for it ?

Great case for the price very easy to install things intoThe remote control was not working so I opened the PCB enclosure and found that one of the wires broken off from the board if might be my fault but either way I soldered it back on and it works perfectly fine and i love the fan control at the front