ESGAMING MicroATX Gaming Case w/Sliding Tempered Glass Side, Pre-Installed 4 X 120mm Rainbow Fans $38.99 @ Newegg

[VirtualLarry]

ESGAMING Over-size Micro ATX Gaming Case with Sliding Tempered Glass Side Panel, Pre-Installed 4 X 120mm Rainbow Fans.

Are you a human?

www.newegg.com

 

[BenJeremy]

Wow, that's a very nice case, for MicroATX.... Very nice cooling, tempered glass, partitioned PCU area, and space for cable management... My only gripe would be the single USB 3.0 on the front panel spread, but case makers have really not gotten their act together on that yet, even for high end models (I'd like to see 4 USB 3.0 and a USB-C on the front panels for cases, but who the heck is doing that yet?)

At any rate... just be aware this is MicroATX. I made that mistake this spring when I bought a case for my youngest son's build (I got a Lian Li MicroATX case), and we ended up getting a full ATX motherboard. Doh. On the bright side, I used that case for refurbishing my niece's PC.

 

[funboy6942]

So buy 4 fans, get a case for free?

It says Micro, but looks like a mini would fit un there just fine.

 

[VirtualLarry]

So buy 4 fans, get a case for free?

 

[legcramp]

One of the review images haha

 

[dlerious]

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One of the review images haha

My eyes are playing tricks. Is that motherboard bent where the white starts or just at an angle?

 

[funboy6942]

Thats the paint on the mobo by the maker of said mobo. Mobo.

They were trying to be funny, or show how stupid they are thinking a full size ATX, MOBO, will fit in a Matx case

MOBOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[legcramp]

Amazing find by @VirtualLarry, this thing is a gem in a sea of cheap cases. Built better than similarly priced Rosewill, Deepcool, Coolermaster, DIYPC and Silverstone FARA cases around the same range or higher $60-70. Cases feels heavy, glass feels very heavy, edges are not sharp and the fans are just icing on the cake. I should've bought more to build before they sold out.