DIYPC Zondda-W White USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case

Cheap case/components, but pretty neat. Will be replacing the included fans as they are quite noisy. Overall love the style though.

Bare with me, this will be a long one :DSo I decided to use this case for my personal build (i build PC's professionally) and all in all it was a fairly painless project.There was a lot of good that i found within the cases design that I was not expecting from a case at this price point. Don't get me wrong there were defiantly opportunities for improvement, However, at a < $60 case you will be sacrificing a few features.Lets start out with the GOOD: - First and foremost, the overall build quality is done very well. there's not a whole lotta flex in the body of the case. It IS made of PLASTIC so some is expected but there's a metal frame inside that keeps everything fairly ridged. - The LED's in the case are very well done. 2 Single color LED fans give you the light/color and where they're placed provides even color throughout the case. - The airflow through the case is well done ( in through the front and out through the back and top.) -There is a very tasteful display window on the side that gives you a great view of all the hard work you put into the build. - One thing i did NOT expect to find in a case of this price was removable dust screens! there is one right under the power-supply housing that slides right out the back for easy cleaning ( DO NOT FORGET TO CLEAN OUT YOUR PC'S PEOPLE!) - The Front panel is very well laid out. HD Audio 1/8 mic and headphone ports gives you an easy place to plug in any headphones/mics you'll be using. there's also THREE USB PORTS! usually i only every see 2 ports on basic cases. Don't get me wrong...2 is a good number but 3 is more than 2. -Moving on to the Inside of the case, the optical bays have a very easy to use "tool-less" design that makes snapping in a disk drive or anything else a breeze.The "Could be Better' - The fans, dear god the fans are SOOOOO LOUD! Unless you are using software to control your fan speed, prepare for liftoff. Make no mistake, the fans do an AMAZING job at moving air throughout your case. but make sure none of your neighbors are sleeping when you fire this puppy up. - Next, lets go back to the side window. Looks great, but the fan placement there does block a lot of the visibility to the inside of the case. - Basic Layout is pretty good for general cable management. Only thing I would ask for here is some ports at the top to run cables to the top of the Motherboard. having to route everything from the side and bottom gets a little "messy" after a while. - I Don't understand why, but they did not give you tool-less HDD bays. Even though they did it for the optical drives... I would have loved to see that consistency between the two. - I would have like to see re-attachable PCI port plates. If you ever decide to move some parts around you'll be left with open holes in the back where you had to snap off the back plates to expose the port. - Lastly, the only thing that would have taken this case to the 'next level' would have been a place to top mounted ( or anywhere for that matter) 240mm Liquid cooler/radiator. With this layout you are ether stuck with air cooling ( not that there's anything wrong with that ) or a 120mm radiator.All in all this is a VERY well built case for any level build.there are a few quirks that will make you think about how you want to run wires / cooling, but other than that you are getting a very well laid out case for the dollar.I'll post pics of my build ( i have the green model. IDK why it came with tanks on it but the layout is the same)check out my company's Instagram for pics of this build and others![...]HOPE THIS HELPED YALL!GG-Farva-

Really easy to get everything installed. Cable management was also easy.