Antec Performance Series P20C, Massive Metal Mesh Front Panel, 3 x 120mm PWM Fans, Type-C 3.2 Gen2 Ready, 2 x 360 mm Radiator Simultaneously, GPU Bracket, Mid-Tower E-ATX PC Case

I got 3 aRGB fans and a controller for basically the same price as the non-RGB version. I added 3x140 fans to the front and moved the 3x12o to the top and rear. The built-in controller handles all 6 fans and allows a single MB connection for the fan and aRGB connectors. I use my MB's software to control the fans and has worked perfectly, with all 6 synced as expected. I have the CPU fan on its own aRGB connection just for ease of cable management.The cable routing area is sufficient, though it does get crowded, especially since I am using the HDD cage and the sleeved extension cables. It does all fit and no issues closing back panel.One item I did not realize it had is a full connector adapter for the individual hdd/pwr/reset/ etc. connectors. You take the individual connectors and insert them into the adapter in the correct location. the advantage is you can do this outside the case where it is much easier to see, then then route the connector where you want it and make a single connection to the MB. I did not see this in the reviews of the non-RGB version, but it is a very nice addition which I expect will become standard.The glass is very nice and thicker than most which I'm sure help with noise somewhat, but definitely provides a true quality feel. It is easily removed and has captive thumb screws, another nice addition that should be standard, but for some reason is not. The dust filters are great and easily accessed, though the top filter sure could use a small tab or similar to make it easier to grab. The location of the Pwr button and USBs on top is not ideal, but no complaints as I did know that when I ordered.Overall, I'm very happy with this case from the look of it, included accessories, air flow, and build-ability.

I ordered two of these cases to build a couple new computers and am quite impressed. These cases are well built and have thoughtful design features that make them great to work with.First, I liked how all of the metal edges were finished off and rounded. I have worked with other cases in the past with sharp edges, causing me to invariably end up with a few cuts on my hands before the job was done. However, these cases feature rounded and finished edges, which helped me save my blood!I also like how the side window is very large and is made from tempered glass versus cheap clear plastic. Not only does it look nicer, it also helps to make the machine quieter. Since the case has such a large window, the inside appearance matters, and it's apparent that the designers of this case took that into consideration. This case has multiple openings around the mother board so all wires can be ran behind the motherboard mounting panel and connected to the required components without making a mess of wires in front of the motherboard. Not only does this make the machine look nicer inside, it also helps keep the components cooler inside the case by reducing obstructions.This case came with three very quiet case fans in the front of the machine and has lots of space to mount additional fans/radiators.I may be showing my age here, but my only gripe is that this case does not have drive bays where you can mount a cd/dvd drive. However, this is not a big deal since there are so many USB cd/dvd drives available for cheap, and it's rare that this type of media is needed any more.

First the minus. If you want to mount SSDs on the back, you have to do it before the motherboard is installed. There are no caddies to screw on the back. This means that if a drive fails, or you want to add more later, the mobo would have to be uninstalled. Perhaps you could mount caddies then so that wouldn't be an issue later. There is a removable hard drive mount in front of the PSU where you can mount two drives (either old-style HDDs or SSDs), so if you don't need a lot of drives, it works.Now for the good. This is a good, solid case that is classy looking. While the cable management in the back isn't outstanding, it does its job. There are numerous, well-placed openings to the front, all with nice rubber grommets, which makes cable routing clean and neat. The removable hard drive case can be shifted forward to make more room for PSU cables, which is very helpful if your power supply has stiff cables. The PSU mounts to a bracket, which makes installation from the rear easy. The included GPU support bracket is excellent. It is adjustable and unobtrusive. The front panels come off easily for cleaning. The case fans are pretty quiet. Antec provides lots of screws for mounting, cables for fan management, extra velcro strips, and sata cables, both 90 degree and straight. If you do mount your SSDs on the back of the case, there are nice, rubber shock absorbers for them. The specs say you can put a 360 radiator in the front - I got a 420 in the front, but it was tight, and I don't recommend it. I only used the 420, because it's what I had.In conclusion, this is a very nice case for the $89USD that I paid. I would highly recommend it if you want to save a bit to spend on other components or are just short on money. Not flashy, but very nice.

What can I say, it fits basically any size board you throw inside of it, and it looks great to boot. Will fit very wide EATX boards no problem too.Build quality is overall pretty good. I did have one issue with a standoff but it got sorted out.Fans aren't amazing but will work if you can't or don't want to replace them. I do appreciate the front and power supply filters, they are easy as heck to maintain!Plenty of space, but only one drive tray below, so be warned.I bought two, and will probably buy a third.