Gs-6007 Cyberia Gaming Computer Case - 1 USB 3.0 + 1 USB 2.0 & Hd Audio and MIC - 120mm Front Blue LED Fan and a Rear 80mm Black Fan - 2.5" SSD - Form Factor: ATX / M-atx - Supports up to 340mm Long Graphics Cards - CPU Coolers That ARE up to 150mm in Height ARE Supported / Cable Management / Watercooling Ready + Hidden Cable Sytem / Support Any Power Supply

I am a first time PC builder so am taking my time trying to figure the process out. Unlike most others purchasing this case, I am building a business PC and am grateful for all the great conversations and product feedback info from computer gamers. Regarding this purchase, I have read all the negative comments and am wondering if those comments were attached to the wrong product? This case does have good cable management, does have solid (not flimsy) HDD, SSD and peripheral shelves, has really good ventilation and room for two more fans. Also, I found the paint job on the case to be very good and was not easily scratched during installation of the PC's internal components. The case arrived from Amazon without dings or dents. Great case. Great price.

This is a great budget case. The case is light but it is reinforced properly so there is little to no flex. There is enough space to route cables behind the motherboard tray and behind the hard drive cage if you are creative. There is a vertical SSD tray that I could not figure out how to use at all since the included documentation did not explain. I ended up using the one above the hard drive cage anyway. The case includes two fans and even includes a front panel usb 3.0 port. This case is a great value and I would recommend it anyone searching for a good cheap case. One thing I would like to see improved would be rubber case feet instead of the hard plastic ones included.

Great case for the price! Bought the case to upgrade from a Micro ATX case, needed some more room to work. Features - The case has room for 2 standard HDD, a mounting spot for 1 SSD, and 3 optical drive bays. Has a USB 2.0 and a USB 3.0 port in the front of the case. Comes with two fans, one with blue LED lighting in the front. Looks really nice and feels pretty sturdy. Not a tool-less design though; you will need a screwdriver to install drives but what do you expect for under $50? Space - I installed a MicroATX motherboard without any problems. Decent amount of room behind motherboard to hide and manage cabling. There were a bunch of slots that I utilized but putting twist ties through and trying down any loose cables. Installed an aftermarket CPU air cooler similar to Hyper 212, fit with no problem. Two HDD and one Bluray player all fit in with ease and where easy to hide the cabling. The only problem that I had was fitting my R9 390 into the case; this GPU is massive! The GPU itself fit no problem, but a vertical bar in the case was preventing me from plugging in power to the GPU. I ended up moving some stuff around and removing the removable SSD mounting block and got the power cables plugged into the GPU. Heat - Only using the fans that came with the case and my FX 6300 and R9 390 are idling at 40C and 70C on full load, pretty good for just stock fans and one aftermarket air cooler on CPU. This is a great case, and you can't beat the features and quality for the price. The only problem I had was fitting in a large GPU, had to remove SSD mounting hardware to get it to fit.

it's a okay case when i got it didn't come with enough stand offs, this was my first build and it should of been enjoyable but this case made it an up hill battle. I had to take out the 80mm fan it came with. Couldn't get it in other wise, my second issue was the hdd got in the way of the sata plugs on the motherboard, so connecting the cd drive and hard drive was pain third was cable management is a joke with this case. And when i installed my r9 290x video card i had to connect it to the psu first so i could get it in. i would only recommend this case if your gonna install a m-atx motherboard otherwise your going to have to fight this case. I also recommend not using my psu were the wires are sleeved, for easier management and if you have big hands like go with another case.

A nice case for a low price. Plenty of room for what ever trips your trigger. Mine is missing a few of the mounting screw nuts that holds the mobo in place, but I'm sure when I call them in the morning they'll send me more, others have mentioned the same issue. An all around nice case. UPDATE: June 19th, 2015: The hardware Sentey sent me was totally wrong for the Gs-6007 computer case. The pieces that hold the mobo in the case went from 3/16" to 5mm, and none of the screws sent will fit. From the middle of October 2014 to the last week of June 2015, and I still have a case that I can't use. Needless to say, I've bought two Cooler Master cases at a much higher price locally to assemble two complete computer assemblies. When a manufacturer can't seem to send the correct hardware to a paying customer, you decide to NOT use their product ever again. I'll be glad to be out from under this case....

Typical get what you pay for, case has some drawbacks for sure, but for a super basic build, it will work. It is extremely light weight and has considerable structural flex- fit and finish is marginal. My biggest gripes are the total lack of cable management and worse, no holes to gain access to the backside of the motherboard, which is considered to be essential especially for mounting anything but a stock cooler. If you want to access the the CPU cooler mounting holes it will require a complete disassembly and removal of the mainboard. I made it work but should have known better than to save a few bucks- do yourself a favor, spend a little more on a Corsair chassis and be happy that you did.

I've read a fair few of the reviews for this case before I purchased it. I got it in the mail today on time as it stated and I'm very happy with it. It's well built, almost everything is made out of 1/16 gague aluminum. The only part of the case that's actually plastic is the design on the face and the power button, other than that everything is metal. It's a bit bigger than I expected it to be but that's not all a bad thing. I haven't put it to use just yet as my motherboard doesn't come until tomorrow but I'll be updating this once I'm finished and adding in pictures as well. Overall I'm very pleased with the way this case is built and for it's price and someone looking to build a gaming computer on a budget this would be a ideal case to do that with.

Bought this case on a budget, and for $35 it's a great price. The case is a little cramped so cable management can be a bit of a headache, but the side panel behind the mobo is raised to hide cables. For the expansion slot you have to physically rip them off, and has one replacable slot, thought that was a bit cheap. The metal feels a bit thin, but still works, came with necesities like standoffs, mounting screws and cable ties. Very good case for a budget build.