FSP ATX Mid Tower PC Computer Gaming Case with Translucent Front & Side Window Panel (CMT120)

For the price I can’t complain.Wire management is lacking but it can be done since the right side panel is designed to give extra space.Only one SSD mounting location but does have to 3.5” bays if needed.Top fan mount is useless as seems to be common with most mid tower cases and ATX motherboards.Not much on a manual or instruction sheet.Front fan mounts needed drilled out to fit fan screws through.Case does look nice.Has plenty of ventilation and dust screens.Installed a 1000W Corsair PSU without issue and is fully concealed.Overall if you are looking for an appealing case at a low price. I’d recommend it.

I was very pleased with this computer case. My only (minor) complaint was the screw holes for mounting additional fans. All in all, this was a great purchase and looks great for the price.

This computer case says it holds 6 fans but that is inaccurate. After putting a power supply in it no longer has space for 2 fans. The fan spacing for those two spots are in the same location as the power supply placing. It's only capable of holding 4 fans.

This could be a great case for someone building their first pc and depending on what hardware is used. Unfortunately, it did not work for my original build but I kept the case for my 2nd pc build. I originally attempted to install a GTX 1080 TI & 8700k, so I needed to install a 240mm AIO. The description says the front of the case can hold up to 2 120mm fans but there is no way I could with my hardware. First, it is very tight and it was tough to even get a standard 120mm fan to fit, so there was no way a fan/radiator combo would. 2nd the front fans have no way to exhaust the hot air since the front is sealed off by the front panel. Since there is no way around fitting my CPU and 24 pin power supply cables through the small grommets I was forced to run my ATX cables from where ever I could fit them (I included a photo to show the grommet size). For the price it looks nice, but if I were to do it again I would spend a few extra $'s to buy a case priced a little higher and more suitable for my hardware. I ended up using a 8700k, GTX 1080 and a 120mm aio instead and not worrying about fitting my power supply cables through the grommets. Last, the power button did not work so I had to purchase a replacement.From my experience i would recommend this case to someone not planning on using an aio cpu cooler and going with an air cooler instead. I would not recommend this case to anyone using a large power supply. For the price of under $40 it would be hard to find a case that is cheaper and includes multiple fans and a tempered front panel.

This is pretty nice case for the price. Cable management is pretty bad though. The design includes a ton of space for the power supply but not very much for running cables. The front plastic part of the case is pretty cheap, but the side is nice. Amply space for 5 fans though. I run a pretty large CPU cooler and a DUKE 1070ti GPU and it fit in fine.

Great product. I would have loved to use it but it has very minimal airflow through it. Other than that, very good looking case

If you plan to put a DVD/Blu-ray drive in this, don't! It will likely not fit. The design of this case isn't very good.

Lots of room to build in and pretty good quality for the price but has a lack of fan spots especially if using a tall cpu cooler it blocks off the top fan mount!