Corsair iCUE 220T RGB, Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Smart Gaming Case, Black

The media could not be loaded. Yeah, the case is beautiful.But...The cons :The wires look easy and neatly at first but they’re gonna really f up afterward. It took me lots of time to get it done with the power supply.

This case is gorgeous , well built and awesome to display. The 120mm fans included do a great job. Be mindful of how small it actually is. Cable management with this case could turn into a nightmare if you don’t plan your components ahead of time.I built around the case so I was able to get components that would fit my budget, needs and case :)

good case

This is my first mid tower, the goal was to downsize my fulll tower case that took up too much space and wasnt nearly pretty enough to display. this case is made solid, has glass in the right spots and has enough space for cable management for most caseshowever if you get a 2080 or any of the 80 series cards (mines a 980 TI) your build options become limited as it will basically be the length of your case. so cables, rbg stuff, and especially any liquid cooling rig will need to be reworked. the other thing is the screws. small complaint i know, but im used to better quality screws from all my previous cases lol they do their jobs thoughmy case is pretty toasty and im convinced its mostly because my big ass video card basically blocks half the air flow

Pros:Great Cable managementFits 360 mm AIO (front)Fits 240mm AIO (top)Phenomenal air flow optionsGorgeous tinted tempered glass front and side panelA compact midtower, doesn't take up much roomCons:With a 360 mm AIO you're look at about only 11 1/2 inches of room for a GPU and with how the high end GPU'S are at the momemt you cannot fit a single one without removing the AIO from the system entirely.Due to its compact size a lot of things that aren't a tight fit are in this case 3.5" HDD'sThe side panel will jut out if you have a non mudular psu as the side panel was not made like many others to fit an excessive amount of cables. This also includes rounting certain cables, my USB front panel header was snapped due to this tight fit.The fan screws that this case came with are utterly atrocious and are a nightmare to tighten. Each time I tightened them with the gentlest amount of force they would strip completely. They're aboit a good mm larger than average ones.Conclusion:I would recommend running this case with a 240 or 120mm AIO and a modular psu. The case is phenomenal, meticulously thought out, there are sharp edges or any imperfections with the metal chassis whatsoever. It was made to look good and fit a lot in a tight space and they did a phenomenal job.

Overall the case is great; excellent value as it comes with three Corsair SP120 RGB PRO fans. Looks nice, well built.However, it is a pain in the butt to work inside, especially on the backside for cable management.With some significant effort and planning, managed to fit these components in there:- ASUS ROG Strix TRX40-XE ATX motherboard- AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X CPU- Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 128 GB (4x 32 GB) DDR4 3600 kit- Corsair H150i PRO XT RGB 360mm AIO- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founder's Edition- 2x 2.5" SSDs, 1x 2.5" HDD (one of the SSDs had to be dangling in the back panel as there's only 2 mounts for 2.5" drives)3.5" drive caddy had to be removed because of the 360mm radiator.Do not recommend for beginners, but for a seasoned builder, it can be rewarding since the end product is great.The RGB core is controlled via Corsair iCUE software (which unfortunately is a piece of bloatware).