ASUSTUF Gaming GT501 Mid-Tower Computer Case for up to EATX Motherboards with USB 3.0 Front Panel Cases GT501/GRY/WITH Handle

I think this checks every box for a large ATX PC case.- You get excellent airflow with good quality 140mm fans which is great for keeping noise lower while keeping your components cool.- The build quality is high, everything feels solidly built.- The process of building a PC in this case is phenomenally easy. You can detach the top panel giving you ample room to work and connect all of your cables. The cable management is easy to handle and you have velcro ties to keep cables routed properly.- The only negative you might have is that the space to work in the case and the design of the PSU sitting under the motherboard means the case is tall so make sure you check if it will fit in your desk/ workspace before ordering.

This case is stellar, it’s so freaking easy to work on when building, plugging in cables and fans into the pins is really nice. I have big hands and it’s a breeze installing. The airflow is absolutely fan-tastic and fits the monster Gigabyte AORUS Master RTX 5080 with ease. Also includes a gpu support that has a very strong magnet so it stays in its place. I am SO glad I bought it.Wire management is huge, plenty of space to house a fan hub and all the fan and power supply wires.Wish the rgb edge lighting was in stock because I misread the advertisement and thought it was included because you have to be them separately.This case is heavy and is built like a tank. I can knock on the front panel and it sounds like rigid hard metal.Includes bracket for fans into the wiring area but I just left mine out.Glass is very hard and heavy, feels premium.Idling temps are shown in the pictures, using an i5 12600K for now, while gaming I’m not sure on cpu but 5080 stays cool at 46 degrees C while playing Cyberpunk 2077 at ultra settings at 1440p with ray tracing set to ultra and path tracing enabled.I recommend this case to anyone who wants a case that will last a very long time.

Good build quality and great air flow with the 4 included fans. I like the features, especially the 20Gbps USB-C port on the front, the easily removable top and side panels, and I appreciate the easy to clean mesh dust filter.I had no problems with cable management, this was definitely better than my last case. And plenty of room for my components. It fit my large air cooler (Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO)I've had it for 4 months now and am very happy with it.

Have loved this case since I bought it. Plenty of room for even the ginormous GPUs of the day. My 5080 Asus fits with room to spare. Great looking white/black color scheme and the front I/O panel is easy to work with.

Pros1. Easy to build in.2. Lots of places for fans.3. Gaskets are secured well.4. Comes apart very easily.5. Looks absolutely amazing.6. Works well if you own an ASUS motherboard.7. Very quiet.Cons1. Can't mount fans at the front (ofc).2. Doesn't include any fans whatsoever.'3. No RGB controller to speak of.4. Kind of bulky.5. Very heavy once fully built.

I love the look of the completed build. There are a lot of ways to configure and I think the biggest thing for me that puts this over the comparable lian li one is I move my system between my desk and my living room TV so the straps are just perfect. This is close to being a perfect case, save for some very minor opportunities for improvement.The only downsides - far from deal breakers - are the rear AIO assembly (which I think fewer people will do anyway) and space efficiency.Let me tell you - if you want to rear mount an AIO radiator/fans make sure that’s your last step. I took this thing out again about 5 times realizing I had some extra step and the way it’s positioned it blocks access to basically everything during initial build. The problem with this is the way the pump hoses fit through to the front it requires a very awkward way of holding things up until you get things screwed in so you can’t exactly not have it partially installed either. Likely no problem if you have four hands though XD. Honestly, unless you’re like me and your AIO has no rgb and you want that top rack for rgb fans, just top mount the AIO and thank me later.That said, once set up it works great. Air flow is great and can work however you want it to.The other issue is just inefficient use of the back chamber. There’s nothing to tie cables down to so you’re on your own with cable management. Looking at it from the back, that top left area is just an open grate that doesn’t fit any fan or anything and has no dust filter so presumably it’s just sucking in unfiltered dust with no fix unless you cut out and attach your own dust filter. I really don’t understand the logic behind that grate - it seems to serve no purpose. The whole rear chamber just kind of feels like there could have been a slightly better layout but on the other hand the option to put fans or AIO there makes it worth it - they just need to iron out the layout a littttttle bit more in future versions.All in all though, none of that matters once assembled. Best case I’ve owned overall and I loved my Corsair crystal 570x but this is a better choice in height/width/depth combo and much easier to move around. Recommend to all ASUS build enjoyers.