Insanely Impressive Chassis... 5 star rating is not enough.

This is a *fantastic* case. The Gamers Nexus review claims cable management is an issue- it absolutely is not. Even with my non-modular PSU, the angling of the front bay doesn't impact it much. The PSU bay is quite large and fits mine with space to spare, and as a result there's more than enough space to route the cables needed to the mobo, while also being able to route unused ones to the space underneath the GPU intake fans.

Additionally, all 3 major panels are tool-less! It's very easy to build in. Also, when Lian Li says this case is Micro-ATX size, they really aren't joking. It's *Smaller* than my old u-ATX chassis- yes, a full ATX case is smaller than one which only fits mATX!

The one thing I would advise to note, especially if you're like me and own a mobo that relies on external POST debugging- *there is no power LED.* This means that for example Asus Prime boards which debug using this LED are harder to troubleshoot, but genuinely, in no way at all is this a major issue.

All in all, great case.

This case has incredible airflow, even better than I expected. I experienced a 15 to 20 degree C drop on CPU and GPU temperatures, with much slower fan speeds too. The white color is amazing.

It's on the smaller side for an ATX case (which I love), but also has limited cable management space so please make sure to properly manage your cables so that the side panel can clip on fully without bulging. The side panels do not have screws, they just clip on so any cables bulging may push the side panel off.

The fans in the front are ARGB, and BRIGHT! If you don't plug the ARGB connector in, the fans will still spin, but the lights will be off. Both the front and bottom fans are daisy-chained so you only need to plug in one fan connector per group of fans (plus a single ARGB connector for the front fans).

My only complaint is that the fans have a slight motor howling/whining sound at certain speeds. A heads up on dust - this case achieves amazing airflow partly due to not having any dust filtration (except for under the power supply). The meshes are very coarse so dust will just go right through them - so you'll need to clean inside more often, but I view this as a positive due to the incredible airflow.