Cougar Panzer Max-G Full Tower Gaming Case with a Full-Sized Tempered Glass Panel

Pros: can fit large gpusRoom for 3.5 inch hddsSeveral spots for 2.5 inch ssdsCable managementHas 2 5.25 inch bays for optical drivesConsVery difficult installing an AIO cooler on top position in top or front position without removing the 5.25 inch bay.Can be difficult trying to remove the cover in the bottom of the caseFinal thoughts.This case is very nice. Those looking for several options wont be dissapointed in this case. The thermals in this case arent bad at all and this case has potential for custom water cooling and decent AIO water blocks too. If you dont need a 5.25 bay drive then i would look for a different case in order to avoid not needing to remove the 5.25 drive to install the AIO at top position.

I bought this case so that I could move my PC into a more airflow friendly case AND supported having an ODD (I know, it’s old school but I already had it and I didn’t want to get rid of it). I had an ATX board, a 240mm AIO, and 3060 to transfer into this case. I had purchased extra fans since I was going from a 3 fan to a 6 fan setup. I am a complete novice as it pertains to building computers so this was a very new experience doing this transplant. I had done lots of research before doing this so I was fully prepared. It was a bit confusing using the fan screws through top grill because it didn’t have an open cut out for the fans like the instructions showed, but the “cheese” grate style is just fine and the fans screws hold on to the AIO radiator on the underside of the top grate. The front side also held my two intake 120mm fans with no worries about hitting the graphics card. However, I installed those front intake fans with my own magnetic filters since the case only has one magnetic filter for the bottom which is perfect for my other intake fan and the power supply. There is a shroud that can cover the power supply but I left mine off because it would’ve just nullified the bottom 140mm intake fan I installed. There is an air deflector that comes with the case to direct some of the front intake air to the backside of the motherboard where your cables will get managed. Time will tell if that is more effective in keeping the inside cool. The only thing I wasn’t prepared for was that I needed CPU power extension cables. I have a modular ATX power supply but the CPU power cables that came with it weren’t long enough to reach the PSU from the back where you would cable manage it from the motherboard. They might have reached across the top of the motherboard but that would have been quite bad to have them going across the top of the GPU. I also didn’t bother with the built-in fan speed adjuster as I’d rather just let the BIOS manage fan speeds since mine are PWM. I utilize M.2 drives and external USB HDD’s so I don’t have any comment on installing internal HDD’s or SSD’s.Pros:- This case is very solid as well. As I moved it around to help with the install the case showed no signs of flexing. The top carrying handles can definitely handle the full weight of the case and installed PC parts.- Case is very roomy for an ATX build. The case supported my 240mm AIO with fans at the top with a nice small gap between it and the 5.25” bay.- Tool-less expansion slot covers, front, top, and BOTH the side glass panel and cable management panel.Cons:- No front USB-C input- No magnetic filter for front or top mounted fans if you want to use those as intakes.Overall, I highly recommend this case. It might have been a tad bit overkill for my components but it was relatively easily to install my computer in it. Aside the from the difference in the top grill from what was pictured (which didn’t affect my setup), this case met my expectations and I fully recommend it.

Awesome case. Only problem I have with it is that the glass side panel is tinted. Why? I wish they made clear glass side panels for it. I would buy a replacement side panel.

Was rather impressed with this case, no issues and build quality is top notch. I was however, worried that my radiator would not fit into the case, at least mounted to the top like how my other pc is.I can confirm that a Corsair H100i RGB Platinum and likely any other radiator in size will fit in this case if you mount it on the front face behind the grill/cover after you remove the fan air funnel piece.