GameMax F15G Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Gaming Case ARGB, Tempered Glass, ARGB Hub included | Black

F15G (glass fronted version), bought from CCL computers, for just under £75. I was expecting delivery in 4 to 7 days, but it arrived in only 2 days & in perfect condition, so top marks to CCL for that. It took me about 3 or 4 hours to dismantle my pc and install it all in this new case. The first thing to say is, it fired up successfully first time and it looks awesome! Secondly, I cannot believe how whisper quiet it is with 3 fans going, and it's barely any louder at the higher speed. My old case had two 120mm fans and it was pretty loud, so that's a bonus I was not expecting. The overall build quality is excellent, with just one exception, and that has been mentioned in other reviews - the thumb screws feel like they could sheer in their thread if you are too heavy handed. BUT there is no need to be too forceful , just carefully tighten them without over-doing it, and they are fine. Otherwise the case is rugged, with a high quality tempered glass side panel and smart looking glass front with mesh strips down each side. There was no manual, but I just made note of which sata sockets each of my drives was plugged into on the motherboard, (just to make sure that my C drive didn't suddenly become the F drive) and then took my time dismantling and re-assembling it all in the same sockets, in the new case. There is a large variety of light settings, from static to flashing to rainbow - you can either scroll through them one by one (I count about 62 variations!), or use the Quick buttons on the remote to move to particular ones. I have not tried to sync it with the motherboard. For one thing I'm not sure my Gigabyte Z390 Gaming X is actually compatible for controlling the lights, and in any case, I'm really not bothered - the fans and lights operate quietly enough to run as soon as the power is switched on, & I'm happy to select colours using the remote, so I have no need to sync it. Most importantly, there is good airflow through the case, with scope for more fans/coolers if ever they are needed, or if more bright lights are wanted. Also, there's plenty of space for GPUs up to 36cm+, so the Nvidia 3000 series cards will fit. I'm very happy with this purchase, it feels like very good quality for a reasonable price, and turns my pc into a good looking piece of 'furniture' instead of a scruffy computer case.

Well I bit the bullet and splashed out on some components for a new multipurpose/gaming PC. I was able to reuse some items from my son's recently upgraded machine, namely the PSU, a 500w EVGA, and the GPU, an old but still useful gigabyte gtx1060. I ended up ordering a case, a motherboard, some ram, a CPU and an SSD. For the case, I wanted something with lots of airflow in order to keep the components inside cool. My previous desktop pc was built inside a Lian Li case which was considered high end for the time, but it had 2x80mm fans at the front,1 at the top and 1 at the rear. I know it sounds insane these days but back then airflow wasn't a big thing yet, case construction materials were more important. I'm pretty sure a decent 120mm fan these days pushes more air than all those old fans combined, and whilst not too noisy they had to spin quite fast to get the air moving along Well, I saw this case on a YouTube channel called Mike's unboxing and reviews. It looks a little like one of the Cooler Master H500 series cases, which also have 2 200mm RGB fans and a mesh front for almost unimpeded airflow to the case's innards. This allows the fans to spin slower, and thus quieter, since they are much bigger than the more common 120mm fans on most cases, this case does have a 120mm fan on the rear for the exhaust. Oh, and most fun... all the fans are ARGB, so yeah, unicorn puke should you desire. There's lots of room to build in, even for those with sausage fingers. Lots of cutouts all over the main tray to route the cables, no grommets but that's not a big problem. Lots of tie down points to make cable management easy/less hard. The PSU sits in its own compartment at the bottom thanks to the perforated shroud which has space for 2x2.5" drives or 1x3.5" drives thanks to a detachable drive sled. A similar sled on the back of the motherboard tray adds 1 or 2 more drives and in front of the PSU is an actual drive cage for 2 more 3.5" drives, or 1 of each size. So in theory the case can hold up to 6 drives as standard. I have seen drive mount adapters which convert 3.5" mounts to twin 2.5" mounts so you COULD fit 8 2.5" drives! So. Large spacious case, easy component installation, easy cable management, drive mounts galore, not too expensive. What more... Oh yes, RGB! Great case, highly recommended.

This has got to be the best case I've ever had. Its so easy to work in, loads of air flow and the rgb fans are good quality. Theres magnetic dust filters too to keep the inside clean. Its just a matter of removing them and vacuuming them clean. I opted for the front mesh version for the extra air flow but the tempered glass front one also looks good. I was surprised at the quality for this price. Everything is nicely painted and the tempered glass side is excellent quality. The cable management is really good with plenty of holes to feed the cables through. I have a large graphics card (triple fanned) and this easily fits inside. You will not regret buying this case. There is also a rgb fan hub that accepts aura connected case fans. Ive also added 2 120mm fans (aura connectors) in the top to take more warm air out of the case. The remote works well with the rgb lighting with some nice effects.

Pros: -Very good airflow, excellent even. At full load plenty of airflow and components stay super cool -Inclusion of 2x200mm and 1x120mm ARGB 5V fans along with a controllers is super helpful and easy to use if your motherboard does/doesn't have dedicated ARGB connectors -Front and top grilles support up to 280 rads and enough room to put a pump when using ATX motherboard -My unit came with a faulty controller and would not have any lighting, I cannot recommend the customer service, super helpful and sent me a new one that works superbly. -Comes with magnetic top and front air filter but a non magnetic filter at the bottom for the power supply. Cons: -With the price being so low the drawbacks are more build quality related. Thinnish metal and tight fit of larger components like PSU and certain motherboards -Having cut-outs for cable management is great and they work well but unfortunately the holes on the bottom are too close to PSU cover and when installing the PSU it will pinch on the cable quite tightly. -With the case size being relatively big there is a problem with cable room in the side panel. It feels as if it wasn't as deep enough to accommodate a full system. Overall the case is really good for the price and is quite recommended, not super easy to work in but the airflow advantage is not to be snuffed at. If you like RGB then its a serious contender for a mid-ranger build

Case arrived, very well packed with 24 hours. I had to do a case swap in one short evening and was pleasantly surprised that when I put the motherboard in, everything lined up correctly and left more than enough room for a 240mm radiator and two fans in the ceiling, with absolutely no issue and well away from the motherboard. I have an ATX board and it may be that I should have put risers in but the far side of the board had no support stems meaning it was only secured along the back of the case and the middle of the board. As long as you’re not doing something you shouldn’t this causes no issues, but I thought I should mention it. The PSU cavity is accessible and, because the grille above is ventilated, it’s easy to shine a light through to see what you’re plugging in - those that have built before will know that pain! My only real issue I’d with the LEDs. They come all plugged into a hub but with no instructions. I kinda figured most things out but the bottom front fan does not light up. I’ve checked the connections and everything seems to be OK but, with no reference to work from, I can’t tell if it’s the fan (the blades rotate fine and spins as it should, just the LED) or the wiring? I’m approaching 50 and it really doesn’t bother me, I just wanted a nice, quiet case with excellent thermals which, I have to say, at first first glance this is exactly what it is. There’s no way to ask for a new fan as Amazon just want you to return the whole thing which, after building it all up, is not something I’m prepared to do. I guess I’ll just do with one lit fan! Case is, however, highly recommended. Edit: Found that one of the cables was not hooked up into the hub - everything now works fine and rating has been upped to five stars.

Well what can i say!! firstly this is only my 2nd build but first time using this case, i was sceptical at first due to the price but building on a budget then this "had to do". The case arrived and after unpacking the box i was already hooked, it looks great, and size wise it is truly perfect, space inside the case is plentiful, the ARGB hub is already supplied and hooked up with room to add more fans (i added 3 more) without any concern for space or being too close to your MoBo, i built this pc in quick time due to the ample cable management space, the airflow in this case is 110%, the fact there isn't a complete closed compartment for the PSU helps massively for anyone building a gaming PC. i wish there were more stars to rate this case i really do, i will be sure to use this case or similar from this company again. For anyone wanting to build a great looking PC with ease of build then i highly recommend this case, it might be a relatively cheap case but it looks expensive and is 1000x better than the first case i bought for a build (£149.97). Airflow alone on this case should be a selling point for anyone building a gaming PC. i ADD a further 20 stars for the review on this .

Not only did this unit come 2 days late, which was very annoying. But also, when unboxed and removed the back and front panels, only two of the captive panel screws were tightened. The other two left loose. On inspecting the inside of the case I found that all the wires were just shoved in the back in a rat's nest state and the parts bag wire-twisted to one of the cables. Oh! Should there be instructions ? Because there were none. If I'm not mistaken, someone else had been at this case and sent it back. Apart from that, the case is easy to build in and a good product overall. It's just a shame that the day of delivery bad and it seems that I have a used product.

Bought this case as my son's case wouldn't fit newer length GPU (310mm). This was delivered in a outer box which was twice the size and not taped properly. Box inside was fine and the case inside was surrounded by 2 pieces of foam. Be careful lifting this case as grabbing by front grille it can pop off. The front grille is easy to pop off, this is when you notice the size of the huge front 2 fans ! The rear of the front fans has a magnetic dust filter, there is also one at the bottom which is just placed inside tabs. The top panel has a power switch, 3 usb ports (1 x 3.1), microphone port, headphone ,2 leds and also there is no reset switch which is something either like or hate. Glass side panel is held on by thumb screws, same as the other side but made of metal. It comes with selections of screw , mounting hardware, zipties and a remote control for the rgb / fan control. The motherboard risers installed are suitable for micro-atx boards, for other sizes install the risers supplied. The other side has the reciever box for the fan and leds. This is attached using velcro but it seemed they stuck female velcro to both sides, I had some male velcro so I mounted it lower. HDD, just loosen the screws and slide the caddy out, psu goes inside the slot, it helps if you have a modular psu as you can just use the appropriate amount of cables. Note does not have any mounting for dvd writer or card reader, you have to use external or another pc / laptop. Installation was pretty straightforward and the compared to more expensive cases this is pretty equal or better. The remote you can control the leds and if you have a compatible motherboard you can connect the control box. Fans on low speed are inaudible, high speed also pretty quiet. I would highly recommend this case for the cooling properties and value for money price point.