GIM ATX Gaming PC Case, 270° Full View Tempered Glass, 360MM RAD Support, Mid Tower Computer Case with Front Panel RGB Strip, USB 3.0 I/O Port & 2 Magnet Dust Filter, Fans are Not Included (White)

its not quite as stout as an actual lian li case, but all in all its pretty good. Sits level, no wobble, and not nearly as thin as some of the knockoffs i have seen. The only real negative is that the RGB is a fixed pattern (rainbow slide) and not controllable. From the looks of it, it could be hacked or replaced, but of course it would be better if you didn't have to do that in the first place!

My first white case....tons of room in front and for wiring in the back.

Super nice case as it compares to the Lian Li O11 Dynamic case. Had some issues mounting the SSD tray in the rear compartment but it came down to removing the power supply in order to do so. The only fault I see is that there is no second magnetic filter for the bottom of the case. There should certainly be two included.

Got this case with a 20% coupon and it ended up being quite the deal. The case is solid. The only real complaint is the intake holes could be bigger for better airflow.

It’s a great looking case but the preinstalled fans are loud and one stop working on the first day the rgb strip went out on the first day

Beautiful case with a lot of stuff like hdd and ssd placement great airflow good looking

muy bueno, se ve de material muy fino, quedo perfecto al pasar mis componentes

Gamers Nexus (popular pc reviewer on youtube) has a video on a lot of manufacturers demonstrating the improper way of positioning the cooler due to the air pocket being at the highest point - in the images from the manufacturer the air pocket would be at the top of the intake/outtake tubes going into the radiator. This inevitably leads to the small amount of air in the closed loop to be into be pulled into the pump (part that sits over the CPU) This reduces the systems ability to cool and worse, over time this damages the pump and cause the system to fail prematurely. You can still front mount the radiator just put the tubes at the bottom so the highest point will be within the radiator thus not risking the air being pulled into the pump.