Sharkoon TG4 PC Case RGB

personally I got one of these "used" from the amazon warehouse when I say used I use that term loosely as it was still in its box, it still had the peel stuff on the glass and the case didn't have a scratch on it... I was able to get this for nearly half the price than advertised however so you can imagine my delight.Personally I used this for a build I was doing for my brother, decent size ATX case and was able to cable manage at the back without any issues. The RGB controller is easily managed by the reset button on the case and it illuminated nicely within the tempered glassIt's been a lot of years since I had anything from Sharkoon as it's not a company you see pop up a lot in the market but was pleasantly surprised by this case if I was doing a build for anyone else I'd be quite happy to use it againI do wish they used SATA power connectors instead of Molex though, that is the one thing that bugged me... in 2020 we shouldn't be using Molex connectors any longer and I was close to knocking 1 star off for this, but you can pick up molex/sata adapters for a couple of pounds.. maybe if they included one that would be excellent, but its the first time in a lot of years I've had to dig around the modular psu cables for a molex

This is a good quality case at this price point. The 4 LED fans are attractive and the addition of the LED controller which allows you to change colour etc is a top feature. This case is perfect for my son and I would suggest that is what audience the case is aimed at.The glass side and front are of high quality, the case itself is of standard quality.The case accommodate 160mm hight CPU fans (just).On the more negative side, this case is designed for looks, not functionality and the it struggles with cooling. You will have no problem with normal components -I have a xeon 1629v2 and Geforce GTX 1660S installed and it can handle the heat, but I did try putting a higher TDP card in there (ATI RX590) and the case just could not clear the heat fast enough.The answer is, this case is suitable for a gaming build, but you must choose your components wisely, and forget overclocking.

The case is perfect, but if you want to install a cpu cooler like dark rock 4 be careful, because when you close the case, the glass touches the CPU cooler, and the processor temperature goes up a couple of degrees.I am experiencing this problem and now when I play for a long time I open the case.For the rest, excellent mid-tower, excellent build quality and excellent appearance.

Not great build quality and lacks manual, cooling isn’t great but it works and for the price it’s good as you get 4 rgb fans however it will be the first thing I upgrade about my system

Worth the price. However, the case fans are loud and had to remove some of the back of the case to fit a GTX 1660

Good:comes with 4x rgb fanscomes with fan controller (that uses reset button to change modes)tempered glass panellooks coolbad:Case quality is about the same as a 25 pound case. I bent the I/O area just by mounting the I/O shield for the motherboard and the material thickness is so thin it just bends when you pick it up.The airflow is EXCEPTIONALLY poor on this case. I was using this with a 4930K and GTX 1070 and with all 4 case fans on 100% the entire case was hot to the touch when gaming, even the front glass panel behind the fans and it was causing thermal throttling. This didn't happen on a non-tempered glass case with mesh front panel. I am not sure any airflow gets in the front at all, it is just for show. If you have low power components it might not be a problem. If you have high end or hot components you NEED a different case with better airflowThe ON LED is so incredibly bright it actually lights up the ceiling (another sign of poor quality)The bottom PCI slot cover is NOT REMOVABLE. I couldn't mount my Wifi card because of this so it means you you cant use a low slot on your motherboardInstalling a hard drive makes the entire case vibrate and make a buzzing sound (even with the rubber vibration screws installed)

The four LED fans on this case are outstanding and stunning. The build looks wonderful behind the smoked glass.If you bought a case without the LED fans and wanted to add ones of this quality you'd be spending a lot more. The LEDs are controlled by the reset button which allows you to cycle through a psychedelic selection of colour animations. It also has a motherboard RGB input but the board I used did not have that. If you want LED lighting then THIS IS IT!I built this machine for a young lad and almost as important as it's frame rate in Fortnite is how dazzling the light show.The case itself is the modern design with the PSU at the bottom breathing air from the underside rather than from inside the case. This is desirable because when the computer is going full chat both the CPU and the GPU will be chucking out lots of heat. At least the PSU will have cool air.There is enough room to run the cables on the hidden side as we do now.I was a little disappointed with the basic quality of the power button since switching the machine on is one of those things which should feel special. I have a cheaper case but with a round metal power button that makes a nice click. It would also have been better if the power and hdd lamps shined through the front glass rather than poking through the plastic bezel.If you want LEDs then this case will see you right. If the throbbing spinning rainbow patterns get too much you can press the button a few times and find some soothing colours.