GameMax Mini Abyss ARGB Micro-ATX PC Gaming Case | Black

Looks awesome and it easy to manage the cables. I don't have any problem with airflow. It's perfect for me

It is significantly bigger than my old case. This makes cable management inside easier, but there’s a slight drawback if you’re limited on space. The front IO is on the top and the underside of my desk offers little wiggle room around there. Thankfully I was able to plug my speakers in by reusing an old 90 degree aux adapter, and I have also made the USB ports accessible using some inexpensive 90 degree USB 3.0 adapters that I ordered for that purpose. To any potential customers, measure up the underside of your desk in case you don’t have the same luck that I had.

Looks absolutely bang on. This is the first build I've done where I've actually considered the aesthetics of my machine. Easy cable management and some ties on the back of the chassis to run everything in behind. LOADS of space for expansion without feeling massive. Feels good value compared to other cases that can accomodate two 360mm radiators. RGB looks quality and is easily changed. Can also be overriden from a compatible Motherboard. Cable is provided for this. There is a gap for mounting a backplate to a cooler.Is pretty hefty if that's an issue for you. Also the top panel fits VERY tight if you install a 360mm Radiator there. I ended up with some cables from the powerswitch and front USB in contact with the radiator. Also wasn't supplied with any way of mounting 120mm fans on the front.The SSD panels are a bit fiddly and no good to attach a SATA from the PSU since they're too snug to the chassis. I have mine sat in one of the cradles for at 3.5" HDD (these do support 2.5" SSD it just seems weird to have space for 5 others on the chassis that you can't utilise well).The furthest right MOBO mount screws don't come installed. I had to restart my build when I realised this after installing an AIO.Can be a little bit fiddly though they've added clearer instructions that the RGB panel on the back needs powering from a SATA cable.I'm actually pretty happy with it now it's done. Just highlighting a few niggling issues that stop this being absolutely top tier

I love this case so much. I have two of them. Solidly made with bags of space, and the infinity mirror is super cool.Get one.

Fully works and love it

The media could not be loaded. Another review on here states that you cant fit a 360mm cooler to the top section, he is wrong although you have to remove the top exterior panel in order to fit, and take care as i broke the infinity mirrors power cable when doin this, although i have since fixed with a bodge job. Would recommend case, and not sure how but ive managed to get RBG Fusion 2.0 to recognise an sync with everything including the infinity mirror. I must be the 1 lucky person who has tho as all i see is bad reviews for it…

The media could not be loaded. Stunning case, absolutely huge and it’s extreme roomy. My issue is that since it’s 3 pin and my M/B is 4 pin I was forced to buy a controller for the rgb sync, so I went for the coolermaster one, it syncs fine and can control it fine, but when I plug it in it disables one half of the led strip, once I unplug it, it functions as normal. When connected the leds that stop working are still lit up but they look underpowered yet upon reading with a multi meter it outputs the same power as the the rgb hub that is supplied with the caseThe fan also supplied does not work correctly, I’ve tried every single fan pin on my mother board and the case and it will not spin, it twitches and that’s all, rgb is fine and syncs with the CM Controller, yet two old fans work while connected with a molex adapter and on the same pins.

Firstly these cases cause over heating due to bad airflow issue caused by the tiny vents at the sides of the case secondly the whole reason I brought thus case was because I have upgraded to a 360 3x 120 fan rad liquid cooler which I wanted to mount at the too of the case. With this case all the screw holes for the rad are there but when you actually try to fit the rad it won't fit due to the USB circuit board being in the way. A very bad design flaw and this makes the 360 rad redundant for me. Also the case falls apart very easily if you pick it up. ie: the front and top part company. The positive I can give this is the infinity light.