Wish there were top fans for better airflow though because sometimes the graphics card runs and gets heated

While the front three fans are RGB, unless your mobo supports it or you have another controller, the case doesn't include any way to control the RGB colors of the fans

and so, as a result, airflow will be terribly positive (3 intake fans, 1 exhaust)

Overall, this isn't a very good case for building your first gaming PC in and you should look somewhere else for a case that has ample airflow and that has properly working fans.

I had to remove the part that was covering power supply, and install it fan looking into case - just to have one more exhaust fan in the case

A really nice case it has lots of room nice quiet fans enough space to hide all cables and plugs

This makes the front three fans have to work VERY hard to get air into the case and they get really dirty really fast

All rgb fan lighting worked perfectly

awesome case it lights up nice i can sink the RGB fans with board, only problems

Pre installed fans and secure hard drive slots

Right now, only the middle front fan is working

The LED fans are controlled by my motherboard, which also has RGB, so the whole case lights up green(or any other color)

This case has amazing build quality, nice glass, nice fans

If you’d like to add an RGB fan to the rear of the case, the fans included in the front are the Cooler Master MasterFan Pro 120 Air Balance

No exhaust fans on the top

Just need to get the RGB controller so the lights on it actually work, would've been nice if they included in it, seeing as the RGB variant of another case(Only thing different is the fans are RGB, but they do not include the RGB controller, so RGB Fans are essentially just regular fans for now)

As a minimalist, I'm a big fan of this case and I recommend it over my previous case, the 750D, which is great for performance, but has lower quality components, a much larger size, and lacks features like a PSU shroud.

this case does NOT include an RGB controller, so make sure you either have one, or your motherboard supports the fans inside

Also the male to male adapter for the led fans does not work because it should be 3 male to 1 female connector to connect to the board but most bords don't have a female adaptor to plug pins into for LEDs

Once I get the top fan removed and slide in the DVD drive, it's going to work perfectly for me.