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Good quality all over. Nice dust filters. The I/o can be moved to the top. It should come this way!

This case is sub $100 and is a compact sized case that fits a 5080 aorus master, one of the largest gpus you can buy. Thankfully it comes with a gpu anti-sag bracket at this price point and since the psu is oriented in the front the two fans give plenty of air from under the gpu as well as the 30mm thick fans in the front.

Looks great, i like the included io Very customizable

Large front intake fans Cable management straps Easy to open

The case is built of very high quality materials. Air cooling seems to work well. I removed all the drive cages and mounted my SSD to the front of the case below the fans behind the cover. This gave me a lot of open space for airflow. I used zip ties and command strips to get everything mounted and tied down. The result is clean-ish with there not being many unobtrusive areas to hide the cables. Fit my Asus R9 270 Direct CU II with a Silverstone ST50F-ES.

Bought this to update an older Fractal Node 202 build. I like these small size cases that can hold modern hardware. With pretty much everything you need integrated on modern motherboards, most people don't need anything bigger than ITX. -Much better design and layout over the Fractal Node 202 -PCIe 4.0 riser (node 202 only has a PCIe 3.0 riser which causes issues) -Can fit a 70mm tall cooler -Excellent ventilation and cooling features -Three fan 6700xt fits no problem -Much better card compatibility than the Node 202. The Node 202 didn't like cooler taller than two slots. -Easy to build in. Much much easier to build in than the node 202. A lot of things in the 202 have to be done in a specific order, but this case is just easier and better designed. For example, the side panels slide off on the Ridge like a traditional case. On the node 202, there is this crazy (but clever in its own way) clam shell design with several screws and a ton of clips to undo to get the panels off. -Really nice fit a finish typical of Fractal. I like that it comes with two fans. I adjusted the fan curve in my BIOS to have them max out at 50% at most, so the build is nice a quiet. -Can swap the optional vertical stand from the top to the bottom if you want by swapping the panels. I keep mine vertical but horizontal is optional too. -I am leaving a lot of small things out, but much better than the node 202 all around -can fit up to SFX-L sized power supplies

-Tons of space -Tons of space inside of THAT space -Its not as large as I thought it was going to be but it's still got some chonk to it. -Really good airflow. -Removable SSD trays. -Everything about this case makes it a joy to build in and it looks purdy too! -Read your manual, it's your friend, unlike the Corsair 360 RS ARGB AIO that doesn't come with a manual. -This one's a double edged sword but it's got a standardized front IO panel plug. So if your motherboards front panel header isn't standardized (a lot of older boards aren't) then you may want to skip this case.

I rack and wire hardware for a living. This case is one of the best designed enclosures I've ever worked in. There are tie-down points almost every place you could need them and the pass-throughs for cable routing are high quality and well placed. The case is also cavernously roomy and can hold pretty much anything you could want to put in there. there's room for something like 6 fans and the fan power controller included in the case works beautifully. The included fans are whisper quiet too.

One of the best cases I have used.

Innovative, lightweight, looks amazing

So easy to build in Looks incredible Love the removable column Lots of room for cable management

Almost everything

- Meshed front and top for great airflow - Has two USB 3.0 - Great price - Decent looking

Large size, lots of space to work with, good cable management with UI cables already organized for you. Really elegant design, I usually prefer white cases but for my father I got the dark one with a mesh side panel and it looks excellent. Power button feels nice and usb-c on top is a must these days.

- plenty of room for an ATX MB and associated wiring - fairly light weight mix of aluminium, steel, and of course wood. - comprehensive accessory pack with all necessary screws, standoffs, etc. Including extras! - spacious and easy to build in