TUF Gaming GT501 White Edition Mid-Tower Gaming Case, EATX Support, Pre-Installed Four Fans, 2 x USB 3.1 Front Panel, Smoked Tempered Glass, Steel Construction

I like it. It looks cool. Very easy to remove side panels. Very spacious. I like the straps. It’s pretty noisy but I personally don’t care about that. It fits all my components and has tons of room leftover.

Very nice case. I upgraded from a mustex case that I added fans to due to space limitations and temp issues. This is a very large spacious case. I had no trouble installing a 360 mm rog white io in it top mounted and everything else I wanted. The back has room to cable manage easily and the case is just overall very user friendly. If you are looking for an easy to build. Solid. And visually pleasing case. This is it. I did change out the rear 140 fan for a 140 rgb. So all 7 fans in the case run on the same rgb controller. Which is I cue. I can’t address them but that’s not a case limitation it is a mobo limitation. The case fans are 4 pin and the rog io is 3 pin. My asus z390 has 2 4 pin headers ... I got an adapter and now all the fans run off icue. But they are all on the same address.

Easy to build in. Good cable management options. Very sturdy design. The only case made by Asus that is worth purchasing. Absolutely love the looks of this case. It is a tad on the pricey side. You get what you pay for with this case. My whole build is asus. Asus motherboard, graphics card, aio, mouse, and keyboard, nice to have one software that controls all my rgb and components. All though corsair Icue is easier to use and less glitchy. With a little patience and youtube you should be able to get everything up and running. And if you get stuck Asus customer support is second to none. I have called their support more than once and they are very helpful. That is the main reason why I have used Asus and or Corsair for years now. Stellar customer support keeps customers like me coming back.

Excellent build quality with plenty of interior space—easy to install even large EATX boards. Airflow is strong and the included fans are quiet and effective. The tempered glass is sturdy and the white design looks great. Overall, a solid and well-designed case.

This is a good case, but it is old. The front fans had ancient RGB, like, pre-3pin 5V. It even came with a little hokey controller mid-wire that terminated at a MOLEX connector? I think this was designed around 2015 and never got an update, Asus really DGAF, it's a mystery they still sell it at the original price. The design is a great alternative to the "fishtank" look that every other case subscribes to, the GT501 is much meaner looking and the "panda" color scheme was what I needed, all my builds are panda. The mesh at the top of the case was a strange, patterned white and I could not find a way to order a black one (Corsair lets you do that) so I painted it. The case is large and heavy and very well built. The steel is thick, and there are plenty of captured thumbscrews. To fix the RGB issue, I ordered all new fans from Corsair, so tack on $75 to the cost of this case, you will do the same. It's a 2025 computer, for gods sake, fans and RGB should be controlled through software, not switches. I'm happy with the result, but this is a four star product. For reference I posted one of the pics with an air cooler, just in case someone is planning an air build, the BQ Elite fits well. I later removed it for an AIO for better performance and less noise.

First of all, this case is massive. It has room for everything I wanted to install, and plenty leftover for anything I want to add later. It has mounting slots for up to 7 SATA 2.5/3.5 storage drives, mounting points for up to 7 fans (depending on size) and 3 options for water cooling mounts. The cable management system is really nice and made it easy to avoid having to shove in a rats nest of tangled wires. The three rubber grommets in the center partition work fine but they do come off easily when you're shoving wires through them - they're also easy to put back on. The hook and loop strap handles on top are nice for toting it around and make it much less awkward to move than it would be with no handles. The three included RGB fans on the front have a mildly complicated wiring harness connecting them all together and it took me a little bit to figure them out since they are not mentioned anywhere in the instructions, but they work fine once you get them connected properly. I still can't figure out how to control the lights via software but they have a little inline remote that lets you click through light modes. Overall, it's a very thoughtfully designed case at a great price.

Have loved this case since I bought it. Plenty of room for even the ginormous GPUs of the day. My 5080 Asus fits with room to spare. Great looking white/black color scheme and the front I/O panel is easy to work with.

I've been waiting for the right time to land this case because I'm all about the TUF line of products made by ASUS. I'll make this review shorter than my normal lengthy reviews with a simple PROS/CONS list: PROS: Cost - At $129.99 (on sale) I felt this was a reasonable price to pay for a style of case that catches my eye. Ample space - This case has lots of space for airflow, components, and LEDs. I'm not used to working with LEDs but there are also connectors for the built in case LEDs (front fans). The headspace for a radiator and a full water cooling systems is generous as well. With this case, you won't have to worry about cramping things into a tightly confined space. Screens/Filters - The case comes with some very nice screen and filter features to keep dust to a minimum. My house accumulates dust with people and dogs (and a ball python!) so I'm a stickler for having space for filters. Fans - Plenty of provided fans that are quiet, move air handily, and the front fan LEDs are a nice touch. Enclosed PSU channel - This is a nice touch. This IS a PRO, but I'm a little disappointed that there's no rubber passthrough grommets. They're located to the right of the motherboard mounting space but I think the PSU channel's opening should have them as well. Keep the PSU isolated as much as possible is my thought. CONS: Cable Management - It's a defacto standard in most all cases now, and while this is addressed, the right-side panel seems short on zip-tie anchor points. I would like to see more of a lattice of anchor points, even if they're affixed to the base instead of being punched through. Asus included a good number of zip-ties however. So a small CON and not too glaringly annoying. It's a personal wish so I'm not deducting any stars. Width - While there's lots of space in this case, a little narrower of a design would be good. I know cases are handling larger and larger GPUs and water cooling, but I think ASUS designed this one overly generous. It encroaches on too much of my desk space and I didn't realize this prior to buying it. Should I have measured? Yes. Did I? No. My fault. But it's still pretty wide. All in all, I'm happy with the case. It's a nice change from my black case without any RGB. I don't need a lot of RGB but his provides just enough to keep things happy and not too distracting. I would recommend this case to any PC builder that wants a very cool looking case, likes the ASUS brand, and wants to customize a PC that fits an individuals varying tastes in components, cooling, and lighting.