Thermaltake S300 TG Black

I love this pc case very clean and solid, big enough for different size motherboard

I just got this case today and transferred my current rig into this case. Overall I thought it was a pretty easy build. It looks amazing, the metal looks really clean and the glass panel is gorgeous. While it looks great there are a few gripes I have.I apologize ahead of time but this might get a little lengthy.Pros:-great looking case for the price-radiator support for an aio or custom loop-exterior build quality is decent-feels pretty solid-plenty of cutouts for cables and tie points for cable management-pretty cool drive bay with removable tray (more on that later)-psu shroudCons:-the drive bay is a little finicky. My hard drive has a 90 degree data cable and I wasn’t able to fully lock the drive caddy in-cable management was manageable. There isn’t a whole lot of room but that’s what comes with a smaller form factor case. I have a non modular psu and ended up shoving the extra under the psu shroud-psu shroud has a cutout which is visible through the tempered glass, which is kind of pointless unless you have a display on your psu. Not a big deal, but something I noticed-some of the mounting points for fans, specifically the front, feel very flimsy. The metal would warp and bend if you tighten the fans too tightEven though I have complaints about it, I love the case, and at this price?! You can’t beat it. Temperatures are good even though the front is relatively closed off ( I’m switching from an NZXT H500 which has a totally closed off front panel )Overall I can say that I’d recommend this to someone. Build quality is acceptable, feature packed and at a killer price!UPDATE: I've been running the system in this case for about a week or so and man, this things doesn't fail to impress. A few notes given my experience with the case.-Thermals are somewhat dependent on fan placement and the amount of fans you have. Currently I'm using 3 fans in the front as intake, 2 on the top and one in the back which is taking up all the fan mounts in the case. When I was just using 2 fans in the front, my GPU was hitting around 75-80 degrees C. Not bad, but not great. I added another fan to the front and dropped temps by a good chunk. I ran Heaven benchmark for about 15 minutes and my gpu peaked at 66 C! Just make sure you have fans at the front to feed cool air to the gpu and you're golden! CPU temps are totally fine, never above 70 under load. Also stays quite quiet while gaming and under load, especially with all the fans I have in there.System Specs:Ryzen 9 3900xMSI RTX 2060 Super Gaming XAsrock x570M Pro Motherboard32 gb G.Skill Trident Z RAMbe quiet! dark rock pro 4