Rhinomax A17 Phoenix Full-Tower Gaming PC Case - E-ATX/ATX/M-ATX Compatible, Tempered Glass Panels, USB 3.0, 6x 12cm ARGB Fans with Controller | Perfect for High-Performance Gaming Rigs & Custom PC Builds

I was intrigued by this case when I saw that it had room for plenty of cooling (including for room for 2 rear 140mm fans), so I came up with some plans for a fan configuration given the marketing images on Amazon and decided to roll the the dice on this one -- and I'm happy to report that with a few quibbles I'm darned happy with it, and will likely buy another for my next rig as well.The pics on here really don't explain everything but maybe these pros and cons will be handy for someone on the fence.PROS:-Lots of fans -- including ~5-6 RGB fans and a RBG controller that it came with (but which I opted to sell off and buy some others that I liked (since I'm not into RGB myself).-Room even for more fans than is even listed on this page, seriously, you could fit some on the top without any issues at all.-Room for bottom mounted fans to blow fresh air up at your GPU -- which is awesome, actually.-A PSU space that's actually above the motherboard rather than below-- so it keeps a decently warm component separate -- something that I have no idea why we don't see more of out there.-A vertical space above the motherboard for additional fans.-Great build quality, it doesn't feel cheap and there aren't any sharp edges to content with.-It's quiet too.CONS:-The aforementioned "vertical space above the motherboard for additional fans" doesn't have it's mesh lined up perfectly for an 240 AIO radiator unit -- I really wanted to place my AIO up there but there but I couldn't fit every single screw needed, so it's on like 6 of 8; still plenty stable for something that's not moving but I didn't like running into that. With that said, if you put 2 fans up there, or planned to use a 120/140 AIO unit, you'd have zero problems doing so.-I can't quite put my finger on it but the cable management spaces could be a little neater. There's still plenty of room but it felt a little awkward.OTHER NOTES:-I know that says this limitation in the description, but I would have liked to have seen space for more than 2x 3.5 HDDs. With a slight modification I'd bet the manufacturer could have swung that.-The feet on the thing are a little on the short side if you're going to place it on a thick carpet. I ended up putting a small flat surface under mine. Also, I'm well aware this this is probably a trade-off that some people would or would not appreciate, so I get it.-There should really be more pictures of this case on Amazon than what the manufacturer actually put out.So performance-wise, I ran Passmark's benches on the final product and found that I had 9-15% better performance on my components compared to the average, and that's with absolutely no overclocking. All I can chalk that up to is the cooling itself -- so thank you Raidmax!By the way, you can find the manufacturer's page on this one by searching for "Raidmax Phoenix A17".Overall, I'm giving this a 4/5 because it's not really perfect but it's pretty darned great and practically unbeatable for the price.