Cooler Master MasterBox MB511 ARGB ATX Mid-Tower with Three 120mm ARGB Fans, Fine Mesh Front Panel, Mesh Side Intakes, Tempered Glass & ARGB Lighting System

Glass is clean, fans are quiet, Case has plenty of room. I looked around for a few days before deciding on this case. Going from a Mini/MicroATX case, this has more than enough room. Cable management is solid, plenty of spare zip ties and places to route cables. I recommend getting a small pack of Velcro straps so that cable and hardware mods in the future are easier rather than cutting and re-installing zip ties every time. Only tricky part during installation was working around the rear exhaust fan/120mm radiator. Other than that it was a breeze. Design looks great, and airflow is AWESOME. With a Corsair h60 and the three front fans only I can play “Hell Let Loose” on max settings with CPU temps ranging 48-54c. Great value case with lots of features.

I got the case and set it up, and it's great, fits a full size ATX board perfect, has the PSU shroud, and holds two full size HDDs perfect, but the included SATA power system for RGB literally burned itself when I plugged it in. I opened it after it started to smoke to find that the 101 resistor right off the main power input had burned. Besides that, the entire package deal is great! The fans are relatively quiet, and my CPU is now 4 degrees cooler just due to the better cooling that comes with the case.

I'd probably rate this a 3.5 if that were an option, decided to round up to 4. I got two of these on sale for about $65 each, if I had paid full retail ($115), I'd probably feel ripped off.Pros:Lots of space. The two builds I put in them were budget builds so the graphics cards (6600) are small and the processors (5600) are just using their stock coolers. I'm confident that the case is more than big enough to support the longest graphics cards and most if not all after-market CPU coolers.The stock fans are relatively quiet, provide decent airflow, and the RGB seems fine if you're into that sort of thing (I'm not but my kids love it).The case has very good airflow with all the space and mesh panels.The tempered glass looks nice and is reasonably thick.The case itself feels very solid, being mostly metal parts.Cons:The tempered glass panels have one side with screws, and the opposite side has a U-shaped piece of metal that slides around a thin piece of metal in the case in order to secure it. One of the U-shaped pieces of metal came bent, making it a pain to take off and line up the screws. Not a big enough deal for me to try and RMA it, but annoying none the less.The cases would be pretty loud if I had better components with bigger/louder fans in it, but that's just how it is for every case designed to maximize airflow as far as I'm aware, so that's not really a problem for this specific model - a tradeoff for the good airflow it offers rather than a true con.The mount for SSDs is directly above some of the back plugins for an ATX motherboard where you would plug in the sound, power button, etc., from the case into. This is why this case gets a 3.5 and a full review from me instead of just a "5/5 good case". The case has SO MUCH SPACE, and yet it felt so cramped when I was plugging those wires in. I removed the SSD when I did it of course, but then I had to bend some wires out of the way to get it back in. There's just no need for that, if that mount had just been an inch or two higher, which there is more than enough space for, or if it had been put somewhere else entirely, there'd be no issue.I had to use my drill to get out a couple of screws that were holding the drive bays in (which make the space for the power supply needlessly cramped, I'd probably be whining about that as well if I had to actually use the drive bays and leave them in), as well as one or two of the screws for the removable grates on the back to stick the video and wireless cards out of. To be fair, the screwdriver in my computer building kit is very thin and hard to get good torque on, if gremlins (AKA my kids) hadn't apparently lost all of my full-size cross point screwdrivers then the drill probably wouldn't have been needed.Overall, now that the builds are put together the cases are completely fine, but it was a bit annoying to build in and I'll probably go a different direction next time. The case had a lot of potential, I think if the space had been better-utilized it would have made a big difference.

My son can't stop telling me how cool his case is... It is getting old but it is pretty damn cool. His board didn't support the color control but you can manually control it with a button. He likes the pulsing/breathing green. On the install side it only comes with those front fans so you will need a few more for the back and top. The installation was great and there is a ton of room. The case material is a bit thin (I can bend parts of it with my hands, however no complaints for the cost. Excellent case with nice lighting.