FSP Gaming PC CMT510 Case Fan

Good case with a little bit of annoyance, especially in the beginning when you're setting up everything.Positives:Comes with 4 RGB fans controlled by builtin case controller, powered by 4 pin molex.Case construction is spot on, no plastic on this case anywhere.PSU Shroud provides plenty of room to hold those messy cables!Front and back side tempered glass is really tinted, really awesome since the back side is where you stash the cables.Extra intake port provided, can put a 120mm fan hereFront intake allows for 2 140mm fans if you want to replace the stock 3 120mm fans.Top exhaust allows for 120mm or 140mmLarge front area allows for pretty much any size GPU you want or custom water cooler system.There is enough gap between front glass and case to allow for air to be sucked in through the frontCons:Stock case fans do not move much air, they're quiet but I replaced them all.Screw holes for the front 120mm fans will cover up pretty RGB fan designs if you replace it with 140mm units.Peripheral back plate design is annoying, you have to unscrew and once you do the plate just falls out, theres no slide of catch for it.Dust plates could be better design like slide outs, they're basically bendy wire meshIn order to take off the front glass you have to unscrew the nuts from the inside of the case, force you to remove both the front and back side glass, you have to remove your 3.5" hard drive as well if you have that installed since it covers up at least one of the front glass screws.

This case is absolutely stunning. It's the perfect mix between classy and flashy. When the computer is off and the glass is clean, you'd swear you were looking at a post-modern office building. The LED fans aren't overpoweringly bright thanks to the tinted glass, and the interior is beautifully finished in matte black.BUT. Despite how good it looks and how nicely this thing is made, I have to knock it a star because of the fans. They have no interface to the motherboard, no tach feedback, and they all go to a single controller. It would have been so simple to have an output from the controller to act as an interface to the BIOS. On top of that, these fans are plain anemic. With two of them blowing through my radiator, I simply cannot feel any amount of air coming through. Even the unimpeded fan on the back barely flows anything. I believe that in their quest for a quiet fan, FSP neglected their entire purpose: to cool the computer when it gets hot. With a dual fan radiator, XSPC photon 270 with an X4 pump, GPU and CPU waterblocks, this thing got to CPU temp mid 50s by only sitting in the bios menu for 10 minutes. This same set up with twin coolermaster fans in another case only saw the 50s when I was heavily loading the system with an overclock.BOTTOM LINE: I recommend this case to anyone that like simplicity, but be aware that you'll probably want to change the fans

Love this case. I was looking for a decently priced tempered glass panel case for my VR build. Found this and jumped on it. Very nice, built in fan controller for the RGB fans. My only issue with it is the wiring for the fans and fan controller are not the standard that you will find on a motherboard. It still uses 4 pins, but a different connector. I would have liked to see an option for running the LEDs from the board to the fan controller to bypass the LED function of the fan controller. I ended up splicing the wires to an existing splitter that I had laying around. This made it so that I can run the fan LEDs together with my other LEDs on the liquid cooler and motherboard. Makes for a much better flow, as the limited effects of the built in controller are nothing compared to what comes off the board. Wouldn't recommend doing that to anyone not experienced with electronics, or these 5050 LEDs in general, but it's not too difficult if you watch the wires and read the pins on the fan controller. It makes a good case a great case.

I like everything that came with it. Including the 4 RGB LED fans. Worked right away. My only concern about the entire case, unlike my older cases, is that the HDD goes in sideways. I was never a fan of that. It looks good though, but I'd rather have my HDD laid down. The entire case is also completely sealed in, the only way the airs are released from the inside is through the rear fans where air is pushed out. Other than that, the style and everything else about it is very cool and impressively quiet! All of the fans are inaudible. After putting it together, I was satisfied.

I love this computer case. Of all the ones I have owned this one is my favorite. Looks wise, I think this is one of the best looking glass cases you can by. Blown away by the design and appeal of the glass. Build quality is nice. Comes with fans, so I didn't have to spend extra money here. The built in fans keep my components cool. Easy to clean and take apart in my opinion. One thing you have to understand and be careful of on this case is when you plug the wires into your motherboard. A lot of people have gotten confused and accidentally plugged the RGB button wire into the reset switch on the motherboard, I know this because I looked it up as I did the same thing initially. There are some negative reviews for it because of this, which is kind of unfair, that is user error. If you take the time and watch where you're plugging things in you should not have a problem. Other than that I think overall it is a great case, plenty of space. I would recommend this PC case to friends and others. FSP is really prompt at getting back if you have questions as well, at least in my experience with them. Nice design, can't wait to see what they come out with in the future.