Raidmax Computer Case ATX-403WB

I am an experienced PC builder, and i bought this PC case for my movie server and occasional gaming here and there. This case fits my ATX motherboard with ease and screws in with no problem. I had to adjust the fan it came with for airflow but that was no big deal. I took the front part of the case off (just below the 5.25 bays) and added another fan i had from another case and it screwed in perfectly. I was able to fit my 4TB, 6TB, and 8TB hard drives with a a little bit of issue but not much. The little issue was lining it up but after a minute or two i had all my drives in perfectly. I was able to fit my AMD Gigabyte RX 5700 XT into the case with absolute ease and had some room too spare. You can remove the 2.5 drive bays if you need more room for a longer graphics card. Wire management is better than a case i paid over a hundred bucks for, but that is another story for another day. it comes i with all the screws you need and then some. i love how it has a fan port at the top of the case. So all together i have three fans in my case. Quality of the case is great. it doesn't look cheaply made. i gave it 4 stars on quality because some of the parts look like cheap plastic. All in all, for a beginner or even intermediate PC builder, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS CASE!!!

Pros: Price, enough room for full ATX and lower, visual, comes with dust filters. Cons: Screws that were included were very cheap and snapped quite easily, Motherboard bolts snapped and cracked the chassis (I used very little pressure), dust filters were cheap.

i build PCs for people on the side and this case is great for the money, side window is nice its not glass but is very clear. Cable management is pretty good and a decent amount of space for drives and etc. can easily be LED lit inside overall a great budget case for the price

This case has so many problems now that I cannot recommend it to anyone. The material is thin, meaning that anything rattles the case causing too much noise. I hit the power button and it sounds as if the end times draw near. The front USB3 did not and continues to not work. The side panel that is see through is too dark to do anything with and scratches too easily to be a display piece. I've since then upgraded to a different case for just 30$ more and would never go back to this case. It worked for me because I did not know how many problems it really had.

It was to big for my desk

this case was purchased last minute, but it has turned out to be pretty good. it has some issues though. the structure of it is quite weak. it bends and warps easily if one is not careful. also, it is quite difficult to remove the center hard drive rack that can be removed with a couple screws. also, the mounting points for the motherboard just barely leaves room for the front panel io connections once the power supply is installed. this case should have been made slightly taller.

More than enough room for all of my components, solid, kinda cool looking.. has ports on the front, which is what I was looking for. I can't drop the same kind of knowledge bombs other people can about this sort of thing, but it's all I needed and I haven't encountered any kind of issue with it.

I had no issues with this case. I saw other reviewers state theirs came dented. I did not have this issue! Mine was well packaged for shipping. I had plenty of room inside for a GTX-1080 and liquid cooling system. The metal is light gauge but for what it's doing, it's good!