GAMDIASATX Mid Tower ARGB Gaming Computer PC Case with Side Tempered Glass, 4X 120mm Build-in ARGB PWM Fans, Unique Under-Glowing RGB Lighting Effect

This Case is perfect for the kind of gaming pc I want so 5 stars is the best option.

The GAMDIAS computer case has been a fantastic upgrade from my old, worn-out full-size case. Transitioning my newer components into this sleek and modern case was a seamless experience, and I'm extremely satisfied with how everything came together.Despite housing a full-size ATX motherboard, an RTX 3090, a 1200-watt power supply, and seven drives, there is ample space for all components. The thoughtful design ensures that everything fits comfortably, allowing for efficient airflow and optimal performance.One of the standout features of this case is its excellent cable management system. The included hooks behind the rear panel make it easy to route and secure cables, maintaining a clean and organized interior. Additionally, the lower cover cleverly conceals the power supply and associated cables, further enhancing the case's aesthetic and tidiness.Overall, the GAMDIAS computer case combines functionality with style, offering a well-designed space for high-performance builds. Whether upgrading from an older case or building a new system, this case will provide the support and organization you need, making it a highly recommended choice for any PC enthusiast.

i gave four stars because the RGB lights at the bottom they did not work.

Disclaimer: this is the first PC case I've ever purchased and handled myself, and so I do not have any previous case experience to compare against when reviewing.The case was very well built all around. Solid construction, no unfinished/sharp corners, tempered glass, smoothly operating door which shuts magnetically. The door can be removed easily by simply opening it 180 degrees then lifting it off of the hinges, so it won't be in your way while you work in the case. Very nice, no screws required there.The top of the case has plenty of ventilation, and this really interesting magnetically detachable mesh over (see fifth picture). I really like this touch. Up front are the buttons and ports. I don't appreciate the very basic font used there but oh well no big deal.Inside, you have some cables already prewired to the USB/lighting/fans so you can easily attach them to your motherboard and PSU. The two 200mm fans in the front are wired directly to your PSU, and are pretty quiet at the default speed actually. There is a 120mm fan included in the rear of the case, but it is three pin only so I replaced it with my own four pin fan. The case comes with a few zipties as well for cable management. There are a lot of gaps in the back of the case to allow you to wire cables through to the front exactly where you want them.The motherboard attachment points are labeled to help you identify which holes you need to attach mounts to depending on what size motherboard you have. The mounts were attached for an ATX config by default, but I simply moved the mounts to the Mini ATX holes and I was ready to go. Excellent touch for new PC builders like me. (Screws for the mounts were included)Some notes about things I did not like/issues I had:- According to the product description, the fans are supposed to be controlled by a hub...and as such, there is no four pin fan cable for you to wire to the motherboard I guess? The second button on the case is supposed to control the fan speed...but I'm not sure how to do that cause pressing that button resets my PC by default. Maybe I missed some instructions somewhere, I'll email their customer support and ask.- All the screws are thrown into one bag, with no indicator as to which you use where. It took some trial and error for me to figure out and I had to reattach my motherboard twice before I got them right. Probably the biggest issue I had with the building experience.- The mounts are impossible to work with once you've put on the motherboard. This was a problem as I accidentally used the wrong screw (see above issue), and one of the mounts came detached underneath my already secured motherboard. A compounded problem - now I had to detach ALL of the screws again to fix the mount. Some sort of small hex tool that could reach inside the case would've been appreciated there.- Again an issue with documentation: there is a cable attached to the fan/lighting system with a strange looking connection point that I cannot figure out how to use. (see my last picture) It looks like some sort of fan or RGB header? Everything seems to work fine without it, but I'm worried its supposed to do something. I saw at least one other person in Amazon's reviews who seems to have the same question.Despite these issues though, my building experience was mostly positive, and my gripes are not against the case itself.In conclusion, I love the case. I don't have any cases to compare against, but this first experience has been pretty good. I just wish they would include documentation for stuff like their screws and cables. Overall, would recommend!

This is a solid, high quality case, and one of the easier builds I've cleanly done. My PC was previously in a pretty outdated case that worked just fine, but was a complete rat's nest of cables inside. After under two hour's work moving to the Gamdias case, I'm no longer embarrassed to open it up!The tempered glass looks and feels good; the metal handle is high quality and the magnets just as strong as they should be. It came with enough screws and I didn't run into any issues with any stripping through the whole build. I appreciate how many SSD spots it has - not even counting M.2 SSDs on your motherboard, it can fit at least 3 SSDs and an HDD. The only tricky part was fitting some of the cables to the drives. I'd recommend having plenty of decent SATA cables to make your job easy and your handiwork pretty.There are only a few things that I didn't like, and ended up being very minor nitpicks:- The box was dirty, possibly a bit of mold on the outside (the system was very clean inside)- The screws were all included in a single bag, leaving you to sort out very similar looking screws- The stickers on the fans aren't perfectly centered, and wobble when spinning- It could use a few more millimeters in the back to help cable management- There were some unlabeled connectors from the header that I could not find a use for. The system doesn't seem to be missing anything with them disconnectedThe front fans are colossal, but look good and move a lot of air. My biggest concern was that it would be too loud, but it's a very reasonable volume, barely noticeable! I also appreciate that the LEDs on the fans are controlled by a button on the case - you can change colors and patterns (or turn them off) without any extra software or drivers, love to see it.Overall it was a pretty easy build and the case worked and looks great! Some of the difficulty will depend on the components you're using, especially your power supply. I have a semi-modular PSU, and it wasn't too bad, but a nice quality fully modular PSU would be a bit easier and prettier. It's affordable, but also well thought out and well made, and, if you like the style, a worthwhile upgrade or starting point for your build.

Pretty decent case for the price, cable management is alright. I’m happy with it.

You won’t be able to build a case at this price, RGB fans and a controller alone would be the cost of this case.Was easy to setup, has lots of room for large GPU’s.Only can mount 1 HDD / SDD which is the only bad thing about this case.Build quality is great, has a built in RGB controller. Air flow is perfect as is and not really anywhere to mount more fans, but the controller supports more if you wanted to add another fan.You really cannot go wrong with this case.

Preso in offerta a poco più di 60€.4 ventole, ottimo giro di aria, bellissimi effetti e colori rgb (disattivabili) e lato con pannello in vetro. Ottimo prodotto di qualità sicuramente superiore rispetto al prezzo a cui viene proposto.

The media could not be loaded. The case arrived damaged out of the box, the metal where the motherboard usb ports and other connectors are was bent and a screw cracked (see first picture), but I liked it otherwise so I asked Amazon customer service if I could try to get my motherboard to fit/bend the metal back and if I failed I'd return it for a refund but if everything fit if it was possible to keep the case and get something like a partial refund since it did arrive damaged and all. Well to my great surprise they told me that I can keep it and will get a full refund.Anyway the mother board fit just fine, I did have a problem with the power supply 8 pin 12V motherboard cable being too short (old case had the power supply at the top right next to the motherboard while this one has it at the bottom) so I did have to buy an extension cable (not really ideal, but I plan to get a new power supply soon since my current one is around 10 years old) to connect the power supply to the mother board.I also haven't figured out how to control the rgb lights other than with the button on top of the case, the rgb lights do have a control connector which I did connect to my motherboard but it doesn't seem to do anything (but to be honest I haven't tried that much to get it to work).The fan speed also isn't controllable by the motherboard (or at least I haven't figured out how, but again, I haven't tried that hard), but it's not a huge issue because the fans are pretty quiet as is and the airflow is good (cpu temps dropped ~10 degrees despite room temperature being higher since it's summer).Other than that it's a pretty nice case, easy to work with, has plenty of space, is wide enough for current cpu coolers which are all pretty tall, has good airflow, the rgb lights have a bunch of different preprogrammed effects (and can also be turned off if you want), fans are relatively quiet (not silent but quieter than on my last case), the front usb ports and audio connectors work fine,...It does have a few cons too, there's only one 3.5" hard drive bay, only two 2.5" ssd/hdd mounting areas (although I'm quite sure you could put one or two hdds on the floor if you really wanted to) and the front gets dusty really fast due to 3 fans pulling air in.Still overall I'm pretty satisfied.

Ich habe von gamdias ungefähr 4 PC Gehäuse gekauft , ja vielleicht sind ein bisschen leicht mit sparsam Material aber alles hat immer gut funktioniert, diese Modelle ist die best für Schönheit und RGB Beleuchtung 👍

considering 4 fans are installed case it is very good value for the money and looks much more expensive than it is. Not made from flimsy metal so it is of good quality and ATX motherboard fits just nicely had no problems when building inside. Be aware the fans are all wired together and a sata single connector from the PSU is required to use with fans there is no wpm connections to the motherboard personaly I did not have a problem with that. Also there is a requirement for a 3 pin rgb connection my board does not have that and found that not to be a problem. Once turned on the case looks very nice and the colour of he fans can be changed using the button on the top panel and the lighting underneath the case is a very nice effect. The rgb on the fans can be turned off if you do not want it. Very pleased with this case and highly recommend it