Amazing case for the value, I seriously would recommend this setup for anyone that is operating on a tight budget as it does come six RGB fans in the case and doesn't require any additional fan hubs.
Thank you very much for this video. I am using this tower right now to put together a budget PC with some older hand-me-down parts and some new shiny ones. Case size has been an issue for me to work within but your cable management has inspired me
I missed the step of connecting the SATA to my power supply to get my fans working. Your video was the key to my final step....THANKS!!!!!! MUCH APPRECIATED!!!
Just make sure that you take your time. Get the motherboard inside the case and then get to work on connecting everything. Your mission is to make sure that your cables look as clean as mine does. Max Luv.
@@FoxNation18 I had help with my brother but it was very time consuming. It kept crashing and giving me blue screen at first, we thought it was the ram so I bought new ram and it still kept crashing. And then I bought a new ssd and everything works perfectly fine now
Absolutely my brother and I’m glad this video could make the choice harder, the NZXT is a quality build but as you said, the six fans for the cost with this one is tough to beat!
No issues what do ever, yes, he’s in Michigan, I’m in Florida and so he’s reached out with only one issue and that issue was with Asus Armory software which is shit t begin. Lol.
@@AllAboutTKK lol. Bet. This will be my first PC build. I’m coming over from console (also just got my IT degree) so I’m excited for this. Could I pick your brain about what I intend to use?
@@theecoolset100 man I’m all here for my people homie. Tap in. I’m all over social media anyway you wanna contact me let me know and I’ll drop my contact.
Thanks for solving the issue with the sata cable earlier. With the fans hooked up it looks great. The problem is I don’t know how to change the fan colors
There is a button on top of the case you press in, it is a manual change, the only way you can do it otherwise is to have yourself a particular connection on your motherboard.
I stumbled upon this case on Amazon for 80$ which is a steal for such a good case, Im probably getting the mesh front one for maximum airflow and cooling. My main problem is finding a GPU nowadays. Btw I love your build.
Yeah that’s going to be everyone problem. The moment that’s realized then people will see buying prebuilt and doing case swaps for preferred aesthetics is kind of a way to go, check out some of the MSI options I’ve been able to get 30 series cards out of. I have those videos posted too. Thanks for watching.
@@AllAboutTKK the case was bad for me hard to build in low quality fans hard to remove pci slots cheaply made get a nzxt or lian li better quillity for the price
@@lilsins656 word. If you watched the entire video you’ll see my first case came damaged. Still, it’s hard to say “don’t buy” just because there are other cases better, there is always going to be something better and the word in itself is very subjective . With six fans that are RGB included this case would be more closely comparable to the Corsair 220T, it sales for $100 and comes with 3 fans and no means to negate the frequency which means you’d need to also buy their Commander Pro unit too, so when you start comparing this $90 case to that, it’s a good buy. I had no issues at all building within this case, not one issue and as you can see the build turned out clean and the person I built it for has not had any problems. I just wanted to ask your reasoning because this video is like the only in depth look of this case on TH-cam and I want anyone who’s reading to have some good context to make their own choice off of.
I saw this case in amazon and i talked to me friends about it cause its seemed suspect for who inexpensive it was but thanks to your video i think im gonna buy it
I was going to get this case but after how many people complained about how it caught fire and melted whether being the fan wires melting or the rgb controller breaking i just didnt feel like i could trust it
hi! thanks for the upload, i'm curious about the build quality? Are the parts thick enough (they bend easily etc...) , screws go in properly etc. Thank you in advance.
Build quality of the case is not bad. My only recommendation would be that when you receive the case to give it a good look over, make sure nothing is damaged and that nothing is missing. I think their opportunity lies within the inspection team.
Hey sorry to ask but their is a little fan pin that says fan, and it’s a 2 pin, and it came with the case, I just wanted to know where you put that pin in
I’d have to revisit the pin you’re talking about. But consult with your manual, should be a diagram listed. I’m pretty sure that connection is for an RF transmitter in case a person wanted to add a wireless remote for RGB control.
@@AllAboutTKK sorry to ask but can I contact you because I can’t find it anywhere, I have almost the same case, mine is the 903 , is their any way to contact you to send you a picture because I just need to know what this piece is because that is the only piece I need to plug in and I’m scared to turn it on without it
Do you know if you can connect the 3pin argb connection, that would normally go to the MOBO, to a argb hub? I’m trying to add more argb accessories to my build, but I don’t want to have multiple controllers. I want to be able to use the rgb button on the case. Any help would be appreciated.
So we have a Musetek go5 and it comes prewired to control RGB fans via a button or controller but we would like to control it thru software but the motherboard has the 4 pin header and it doesn't come with that type of connector from RGB hub in back??
Hey man my brother just bought this case for a build, and he has the same board, but we cannot figure out where the VDG and 3 pin connector go/if there’s any additional parts required. Can you advise?
Do you need to set it to purple every time u turn on the pc? I have my fans connected to argb on motherboard via the controller and i cant control it. Everytime i turn on computer it is set to rainbow.
First your motherboard needs to have what is called a 5V connector for it to work via software. If not then you change colors by doing what I did in the video, make sure you watch the video.
where did you plug in the rgb hub connector on the motherboard i have the same case and mother board. my fans only stay green the RGB button on the control panel doesnt work.
One question, is there a dust filter on the bottom where the PSU is mounted? Edit: I just realized that I got the same PSU that you got, what a coincidence!
What’s up big dog I’m back again with more issues after a few months. So first off I never tried using my mic and speaker ports on case until recently and just came to find out they don’t work at all. What wire is associated with them . The only wires I know of are the 3 USB’s, HDd , reset, power, fan, and the one marked change that’s comes off of a random three prong. Am I missing something?
So I have had this case for about 2 weeks now since I built my first pc. However I have not been able to install my extra HDD as the HDD trays were not included with the case. Any idea which ones I could buy? I bought some and turned out they wouldn't work with the case.
3.5 HDD goes in without a tray, pretty sure you slide the drive in and use a screw for the side. If you flip the case upside down, the bracket comes out, you would install the drive and then install the case before doing the PSU.
Any idea how to reset the RGB controller? There is a cable marked reset on the controller but no switch. The lights stopped working after a few days....
Waiting to see what this case goes for with black friday/cyber monday, but im def getting this case for the ryzen 7 5800x(when that shit is back in stock). I just need to figure out what cpu fan to get. Def a beautiful case tho.
For the RGB do you have it plugged into the mobo or to the case control on the top front panel? I am running a B450 Tomahawk Max and can’t figure out how I can connect the fans to the mobo so I can control the RGB better. Not a huge fan of the case button as the color choices aren’t very appealing and I don’t like the strobe effect.
I’m this instance the case fans are not plugged into the mobo, the cpu cooler however is, because this board lacks the needed port, it wasn’t an option, but the contrast worked out well for the person I did the build for.
@@AllAboutTKK okay, I’m a little confused then. So bare with me lol. How did you get your fan RGB to be one solid color with no strobing effect? Yhat’s really what I’m after. The case controller, when switching through all the factory color presets, are all strobe effect. Currently I have the Fan controller (supplied with the case) connected through SATA and controlled from the button on top of the front panel.
@@AllAboutTKK I appreciate that hah. So did you have those fans powered through SATA for the RGB? The button on my case only changes the color but not the effect, which are all strobing.
If you get this case and it comes with the remote then you can use it. If you get a motherboard that matches up with the internal connector then you can match it with your motherboard software.
It’s all going to depend on if your motherboard has the VDG port. If not, you simply can’t utilize it. In this build I couldn’t sync the fans to the board because the needed port wasn’t there, I manually went for an aesthetic that matched the end results I wanted, which we agree “looks great”. Good luck.
Hey man idk if you are still responding to comments but what cooler fan would u recommend for my amd cpu? I am new to pc building building my first one soon
i’m having a lot of trouble connecting the fans to the motherboard, where should the cable labeled SATA plug in? Also, do i need an adapter if my motherboard doesnt have a VDG port?
Okay so the fans to go the fan hun. The fan hub labeled sata goes to your power supply sata connection, it’s a male to female connection. If your motherboard doesn’t have the needed connection then you will just control your colors of the fans using the button on top of the power supply.
Hi THANK YOU for the video. I just got one for my build. Btw, do you know if there's a way to set a specific light color so each time you bootup the computer it doesn't go to the default rainbow color? THANK YOU!
Yes you hit the color selection button on the top of the case. Or you find a motherboard that has 12volt so that you can have the case lit to match your motherboard.
Power buttons will go into motherboard, you will need a steady hand and a direct flash light to see as the connection are small. Forgive me, I didn’t aim at this needing to be a first timer builds guide but if you have any questions please ask them and I’ll answer.
Hey man awesome build, I built my build in this case but the button for the rgb isn't working? mind if we can talk or I can send some pictures somewhere? When I press it, it doesn't do anything
I have mine hooked up to my msi motherboard which allows me to use mystic light to control the rgb, giving me a bunch of different color modes and options. The issue I’m now running into is syncing Corsair ram rgb with the fan rgb. I thought I would be able to buy a Corsair commander core and swap that with the hub the case comes with but due to the fans having proprietary headers (single inputs on each fan that both power and control rgb color, instead of the normal 2 input addressable headers) I’m unable to hook the fans up to the command core. Normally only Corsair products work with the command core but I found a work around, you can use adapters to get the correct amount of pins to be able to plug into the command core. But since these fans have proprietary headers, there aren’t any adapters that would be able to split the rgb and fan speed of the fans and allow me to connect everything to the core. At least not that I know of. Long story short if you plan on getting this case, just know you’ll most likely have to change the fans it comes with to be able to do fancy things like syncing up all your rgb products. If you don’t mind running multiple different software for controlling rgb or don’t mind not having everything synced then this is truly a fantastic case as everything else about it is great. Also if you don’t hook up the hub to the motherboard you can still change the fan light colors and modes using the buttons on top of the pc. If you have any questions about hooking up the hub to the motherboard and using mystic light just reach out to me and I’ll check exactly which connections I made that allow me to do so. Hope this is helpful
This is a “CASE” review? But a Pc review, the pc is the collective package that I provided parts for and built to be, I’m reviewing the case here, this question has come up very often. Confuses me why.
Where you connect this cable 5:05 I can’t connect it any where and I few more cables and I have a motherboard 570 it don’t show where I need to plug those cables
@@reynoldguillen assuming your power supply has a sata connector (that’s used to power any hard drive be it SSD or mechanical), it’s the same connection. Have you tried to connect it? Is this your first time doing a build?
Down. This the way it is suppose to go, because it takes air in from the room, if you have it facing up it is taking air in from the hot PC components.
Could you add more fans/rgb devices to that hub? So that they can all be controlled and synchronized? I wanna get this case but I’d also like to add two rgb fans that’ll go on my cpu and 4 rgb ram covers, I can’t find any way to do this... nor do I know anyone who can help 😔 maybe you can? The rgb fans are Scythe Kaze Flex 92mm RGB LED Fan And the rgb ram covers are EZDIY-FAB ARGB DDR Memory RAM Cooler Please someone help!!
Yes you can daisy’s chain the connectors. You just have to pull up the connection requirements. Make sure everything is 12V is what I mean and also have good motherboard preparation, to ensure the board has 2 12v also would be helpful.
@@AllAboutTKK man I wish you could make a video, but I understand what you’re saying I think I’m just gonna have to wing it at this point, there’s nothing out there on how to daisy chain etc out there that I know of
@@BajaBlast2003 which PSU do you have? I plugged hub fan power directly to an EVGA 600 watt PSU. Controlled fans from switch there after for color combination.
@@AllAboutTKK It’s an ARESGAME AKG850. It’s a modular one. I allready plugged the fan power into a sata Plug, I turned it on and the adapter started smoking. So I don’t know what the fuck I’m doing wrong
I know it’s been a while since you made this video, any chance you can put the build for this pc in the description or comment it? I got this case and I would like to build it but I stress over parts not working together. Appreciate any help you can give
This case had an optional connection for you to be able to use an IR sensor for a remote controller for light changing, so in total there are 3 ways you can control lights. 1. Through MOBO 2. Manual connection through the top bottom of the case (how I did) 3. By getting the more expensive option that comes with physical remote control
Exactly. You could very much so have them all connected. Just different ways to be able to change the aesthetics. Your welcome. Sub if you wanna support, thank you. Trying to grow.
Yessir. I’m still very new to this, so sorry if that error lead you down the wrong path of a purchase, I intended for this to be nothing but helpful as there is like no info out about the case really.
Hi, why does this case only have 1 usb 3.0 in the front. I want to get this case and swap it with my old case, but my old case has two USB 3.0 in front and I want 2.
Hey, I don’t really think you need to worry much about the glass panel, you have to focus and consider what type of GPU you’re buying for this. This is a budget friendly case, most people buying this aren’t buying a higher end card that will produce a ton of heat, so I’d start considering that piece. It’s been fine with the glass attached with using a GTX 1070 GPU.
@Ilove It when you’re ignorant really appreciate you sharing that, speaks volume to thermals as I do own a couple 2080 Super cards, I know the heat they can produce but I’ve never put one in here to answer the thermal question. Thanks for offering that information to the thread.
I was so stressed when looking this up on amazon,thank you.You helped me so much
I am so glad I could help you.
Thank you very much for this video. I am using this tower right now to put together a budget PC with some older hand-me-down parts and some new shiny ones. Case size has been an issue for me to work within but your cable management has inspired me
Thank you for allowing me to help inspire.
Max Luv
I missed the step of connecting the SATA to my power supply to get my fans working. Your video was the key to my final step....THANKS!!!!!! MUCH APPRECIATED!!!
I’m happy I could help you sir. I hope you enjoy.
Good video man, clean setup. First time fully building a PC from scratch and was stressed out from all the wiring
Thank you. What specs did you go with?
Felt that way too
Just ordered mine, first time building. I hope everything goes as planned 🙏🏾
Just make sure that you take your time.
Get the motherboard inside the case and then get to work on connecting everything.
Your mission is to make sure that your cables look as clean as mine does.
Max Luv.
Hey just asking for a update. How did it go? This will be my first pc build as well. I’m ordering within the next week or 2.
@@FoxNation18 I had help with my brother but it was very time consuming. It kept crashing and giving me blue screen at first, we thought it was the ram so I bought new ram and it still kept crashing. And then I bought a new ssd and everything works perfectly fine now
I would recommend a Samsung ssd
@@LezariahGaming23 what does that do for performance?😅 I’m very new to this. Im coming over from the car community lol.
I appreciate this video man. I'm currently torn between this one and the NZXT H510i. The 6 fans are just hard to beat.
Absolutely my brother and I’m glad this video could make the choice harder, the NZXT is a quality build but as you said, the six fans for the cost with this one is tough to beat!
@@AllAboutTKK has your customer given you any feedback about the sound or any issues they’re having?
No issues what do ever, yes, he’s in Michigan, I’m in Florida and so he’s reached out with only one issue and that issue was with Asus Armory software which is shit t begin. Lol.
@@AllAboutTKK lol. Bet. This will be my first PC build. I’m coming over from console (also just got my IT degree) so I’m excited for this. Could I pick your brain about what I intend to use?
@@theecoolset100 man I’m all here for my people homie. Tap in. I’m all over social media anyway you wanna contact me let me know and I’ll drop my contact.
when you slammed the front down i about had a heart attack until i realized you were exchanging it due to damage already
Lol. Yeah they had already sold me a dart.
Thanks for solving the issue with the sata cable earlier. With the fans hooked up it looks great. The problem is I don’t know how to change the fan colors
There is a button on top of the case you press in, it is a manual change, the only way you can do it otherwise is to have yourself a particular connection on your motherboard.
@@AllAboutTKK thanks so much bro you’ve helped a lot
@@yuthpeppa3021 you are welcome. Thanks for supporting the channel by checking it out.
Just bought me one of these bad boys...I appreciate the feedback!
Hey man good stuff, I appreciate you stopping by to check my video out, you a real one for that!
Who else got turned on when he panned to the cable management?.... nice work my man!
Thank you sir.
I stumbled upon this case on Amazon for 80$ which is a steal for such a good case, Im probably getting the mesh front one for maximum airflow and cooling. My main problem is finding a GPU nowadays. Btw I love your build.
Yeah that’s going to be everyone problem. The moment that’s realized then people will see buying prebuilt and doing case swaps for preferred aesthetics is kind of a way to go, check out some of the MSI options I’ve been able to get 30 series cards out of. I have those videos posted too.
Thanks for watching.
@@AllAboutTKK Ok Thanks, I've found 30's series cards for 400$ at Best Buy. The only problem is that they are sold out.
@@badlycroppedtrashbin7665 yeah that’s gonna be the issue for the unforeseen future.
@@AllAboutTKK On Newegg they have a couple good deals on GTX 1060 3gbs but those cant really run newer big games. *Sad noise*
Agreed.
I gotta question how do I build it like what I do I’m a first timer so I was confused through out the whole video
All starts with knowing what you want the computer to be used for, then getting your parts.
Bought one the other day. I think I will love it
Solid case man. Just be sure to inspect it fully before you start your build.
Thank you so much for this review, I really needed it 🙏👍
You are welcome.
Don’t buy it
@@lilsins656 why should he not buy it?
@@AllAboutTKK the case was bad for me hard to build in low quality fans hard to remove pci slots cheaply made get a nzxt or lian li better quillity for the price
@@lilsins656 word. If you watched the entire video you’ll see my first case came damaged. Still, it’s hard to say “don’t buy” just because there are other cases better, there is always going to be something better and the word in itself is very subjective . With six fans that are RGB included this case would be more closely comparable to the Corsair 220T, it sales for $100 and comes with 3 fans and no means to negate the frequency which means you’d need to also buy their Commander Pro unit too, so when you start comparing this $90 case to that, it’s a good buy. I had no issues at all building within this case, not one issue and as you can see the build turned out clean and the person I built it for has not had any problems.
I just wanted to ask your reasoning because this video is like the only in depth look of this case on TH-cam and I want anyone who’s reading to have some good context to make their own choice off of.
I saw this case in amazon and i talked to me friends about it cause its seemed suspect for who inexpensive it was but thanks to your video i think im gonna buy it
Thank you for watching, let me know if you need any help.
Build looks nice, I’m about to be rebuilding mine.
Thanks man. What are you getting ready to change?
@@AllAboutTKK MB, AIO, and my case
Getting the Azza Cube 802F case, the X570 Meg Ace MB and I bought a Deep Castle 240 EX AIO
I was going to get this case but after how many people complained about how it caught fire and melted whether being the fan wires melting or the rgb controller breaking i just didnt feel like i could trust it
Word. To this day it’s used daily by the person I built this for. No complaints but I for sure understand your caution.
i have my powersupply connect to my motherboard and i made sure my io cables were connected correctly. idk what im doing wrong
Got this for my gf's build and I gotta say, I like it. Looks nice.
That’s dope brotha, what kind of specs did you slap in her system?
You look like the guy in vid
When I try to connect my hd audio and usb cable into the motherboard it won’t go in all the way it only goes in halfway what should I do?
hi! thanks for the upload, i'm curious about the build quality? Are the parts thick enough (they bend easily etc...) , screws go in properly etc. Thank you in advance.
Build quality of the case is not bad.
My only recommendation would be that when you receive the case to give it a good look over, make sure nothing is damaged and that nothing is missing. I think their opportunity lies within the inspection team.
U might not see this but great video u helped me a lot
Oh I see them all my friend and I’m happy I could help today. Thank you for your support.
Max Luv
Also glad to see your getting some ad revenue as well. Much deserved
Sorry for the delay. I appreciate that. I seriously put some work into my videos.
This looks Amazing, I’m actually getting this case and the same motherboard ha
Ok nice.
same
Hey man I’m totally new to building and I’m super confused as to how or where I plug this SATA cable in my power supply? Do I need an adapter?
Hey sorry to ask but their is a little fan pin that says fan, and it’s a 2 pin, and it came with the case, I just wanted to know where you put that pin in
I’d have to revisit the pin you’re talking about. But consult with your manual, should be a diagram listed.
I’m pretty sure that connection is for an RF transmitter in case a person wanted to add a wireless remote for RGB control.
@@AllAboutTKK sorry to ask but can I contact you because I can’t find it anywhere, I have almost the same case, mine is the 903 , is their any way to contact you to send you a picture because I just need to know what this piece is because that is the only piece I need to plug in and I’m scared to turn it on without it
@@jessefigueroa6916 Instagram THE_KING_KINDRED
Did you have to reposition any stand offs for a atx board
Hey, sorry for the delay on reply but to answer you, no.
Do you know if you can connect the 3pin argb connection, that would normally go to the MOBO, to a argb hub? I’m trying to add more argb accessories to my build, but I don’t want to have multiple controllers. I want to be able to use the rgb button on the case. Any help would be appreciated.
Should also say my MOBO has no argb header
It runs very quiet with all fans running full out. Plenty of air flow, I have no complaints especially when I don't care about cable management
Agreed sir. But did you not manage your cables?
I have an ASUS ROG STRIX B550-E Motherboard & ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 3060 OC. I'm going to buy the same case.
What mother board you have with that case?
Strix b450 from Asus
So we have a Musetek go5 and it comes prewired to control RGB fans via a button or controller but we would like to control it thru software but the motherboard has the 4 pin header and it doesn't come with that type of connector from RGB hub in back??
Yes, if the board doesn’t have an option you’ll have to locate some kind of an adapter.
How much FPS does it haves
Does it come with everything to build it
I showed what all comes with this case
I'm running the same Tower with a 850 watt and I noticed that I got to have it upside down for it to bolt up is that an issue?
You mean the PSU? That’s interesting. Which PSU are you running?
Hey man my brother just bought this case for a build, and he has the same board, but we cannot figure out where the VDG and 3 pin connector go/if there’s any additional parts required. Can you advise?
It doesn’t go anywhere. Just tuck it to the side some where.
Do you need to set it to purple every time u turn on the pc? I have my fans connected to argb on motherboard via the controller and i cant control it. Everytime i turn on computer it is set to rainbow.
You need to navigate towards which ever motherboard sync software it is that you have. You will be modifying the settings from there.
hey how do you uncover the usb c port on the top of the case??????????
Awesome build! Real good job!
Thanksz
Idk if this has been asked already but how do you change the Rgb fans is there a software or a remote or something?
First your motherboard needs to have what is called a 5V connector for it to work via software. If not then you change colors by doing what I did in the video, make sure you watch the video.
where did you plug in the rgb hub connector on the motherboard i have the same case and mother board. my fans only stay green the RGB button on the control panel doesnt work.
Send that boy back
does anyone know where to find the user manual just moved and cant remember which wires go where
One question, is there a dust filter on the bottom where the PSU is mounted?
Edit: I just realized that I got the same PSU that you got, what a coincidence!
Yes indeed there is.
i got a musetex case but i cant control the speed of the fans..is there any way to do that? please let me know
Hey, there is a button up top the case, outside that you would need to wire to the MOBO for software control.
What’s up big dog I’m back again with more issues after a few months. So first off I never tried using my mic and speaker ports on case until recently and just came to find out they don’t work at all. What wire is associated with them . The only wires I know of are the 3 USB’s, HDd , reset, power, fan, and the one marked change that’s comes off of a random three prong. Am I missing something?
Thanks for the propers. I’m at work now, remember me tomorrow if you can to follow up.
You can't change the fan's case colors they revert to rainbow every Tommy boot the pc
So I have had this case for about 2 weeks now since I built my first pc. However I have not been able to install my extra HDD as the HDD trays were not included with the case. Any idea which ones I could buy? I bought some and turned out they wouldn't work with the case.
3.5 HDD goes in without a tray, pretty sure you slide the drive in and use a screw for the side. If you flip the case upside down, the bracket comes out, you would install the drive and then install the case before doing the PSU.
Any idea how to reset the RGB controller? There is a cable marked reset on the controller but no switch. The lights stopped working after a few days....
David, no idea how to reset that.
I’m not sure if I have the right mother board but it won’t let me change the colors of my fans
If not then you gotta use the switch that’s on top of the cases
was interested in buying this case do you still recommended it and are the fans loud
It’s not loud.
@@AllAboutTKK do you currently still own it
@@mrfrontrowproductions7256 yes.
Waiting to see what this case goes for with black friday/cyber monday, but im def getting this case for the ryzen 7 5800x(when that shit is back in stock). I just need to figure out what cpu fan to get. Def a beautiful case tho.
Thank you. Sorry I missed your comment 2 months ago.
Hey I’m building a pc and then where do you put the usb to the fans? Do you put it in the mother board or what
Yes to the morherboard
For the RGB do you have it plugged into the mobo or to the case control on the top front panel?
I am running a B450 Tomahawk Max and can’t figure out how I can connect the fans to the mobo so I can control the RGB better. Not a huge fan of the case button as the color choices aren’t very appealing and I don’t like the strobe effect.
I’m this instance the case fans are not plugged into the mobo, the cpu cooler however is, because this board lacks the needed port, it wasn’t an option, but the contrast worked out well for the person I did the build for.
@@AllAboutTKK okay, I’m a little confused then. So bare with me lol.
How did you get your fan RGB to be one solid color with no strobing effect? Yhat’s really what I’m after. The case controller, when switching through all the factory color presets, are all strobe effect.
Currently I have the Fan controller (supplied with the case) connected through SATA and controlled from the button on top of the front panel.
@@racer286 I’m patient brotha, lol. It’s all good, I told you guys to ask questions so I could help.
@@racer286 case has a button you cycle through to get the desired affect. I just picked one that would give me the affect I wanted.
@@AllAboutTKK I appreciate that hah.
So did you have those fans powered through SATA for the RGB?
The button on my case only changes the color but not the effect, which are all strobing.
You think this case would fit 2 GPU's?
Yes, but I would not recommend it.
Are you able to still use the remote for the lights or do u have to go back in the case to change the lights
If you get this case and it comes with the remote then you can use it. If you get a motherboard that matches up with the internal connector then you can match it with your motherboard software.
where does the sata cable from the fan hub connect to?
Power supply or motherboard is always where SATA is going.
Do you need to plug in the 5v rgb strip? Or can you just use the controller?
You. Can just use the controller.
Looks great. Any idea where the VDG cable goes though? Can’t find Any other videos. First time Pc builder here.
Thank you.
Which motherboard are you using, specifically like which model? It’ll help me to help you with your question.
@@AllAboutTKKASUS tuff gaming b550 plus with WiFi
It’s all going to depend on if your motherboard has the VDG port. If not, you simply can’t utilize it. In this build I couldn’t sync the fans to the board because the needed port wasn’t there, I manually went for an aesthetic that matched the end results I wanted, which we agree “looks great”. Good luck.
Where can I buy a fan adapter like that, or does the case bring it?
Gotta maybe hunt eBay or Amazon.
Hey man idk if you are still responding to comments but what cooler fan would u recommend for my amd cpu? I am new to pc building building my first one soon
Always responding.
What processor?
Gpu is a evga GeForce Rtx 3070 ti
The GPU doesn’t have much to do with you asking me about the cpu.
@@AllAboutTKK oh sorry kinda new u said processor that’s the first thibk I thought
CPU central processing unit. I asked about what you asked about. You said AMD and I said which processor is it.
do you need fan splitters or how'd you plug the fans into the mother board
No. The fans all connect to a hub that is included, that’s what makes the case so good because you need nothing.
how did you handle the 3pin rgb from the fan controller to the mobo? i have same case and mobo but it didnt have the 3 pin rgb header
3 pin works on 4 brother.
i’m having a lot of trouble connecting the fans to the motherboard, where should the cable labeled SATA plug in? Also, do i need an adapter if my motherboard doesnt have a VDG port?
Okay so the fans to go the fan hun. The fan hub labeled sata goes to your power supply sata connection, it’s a male to female connection.
If your motherboard doesn’t have the needed connection then you will just control your colors of the fans using the button on top of the power supply.
@@AllAboutTKK thanks so much!
@@declanpeters3305 you’re welcome
Hi THANK YOU for the video. I just got one for my build. Btw, do you know if there's a way to set a specific light color so each time you bootup the computer it doesn't go to the default rainbow color? THANK YOU!
Yes you hit the color selection button on the top of the case. Or you find a motherboard that has 12volt so that you can have the case lit to match your motherboard.
Awesome! Thank you so much! More power to you and your channel!
@@alisonurtezuela thank you.
Where did you connect that 12 volt rgb cable on your motherboard????
12v goes no place, this actually requires a 5V for the sync lineup, that was a human error.
Hey brother how’s the ventilation on it? i’m deciding on buying it but I don’t want it to start heating up, thanks
It’s not bad. All depends on if you plan on adding a large RTX graphics card or not, because it has six fans, keeps things cool.
whats the best motherboard and graphics card for the musetex 907? thinking of getting this, also can you put the links as well
Answering that is a tad bit more complex, honestly. All depends on what your needs and wants and budget is.
Would this be difficult for someone doing it their first time? Great vid btw
Not too bad at all and I appreciate the compliment.
I ordered one and am trying to build it as a first timer . I’m not sure how to wire the power buttons or what to plug the fans into to get them going
Power buttons will go into motherboard, you will need a steady hand and a direct flash light to see as the connection are small.
Forgive me, I didn’t aim at this needing to be a first timer builds guide but if you have any questions please ask them and I’ll answer.
Can you Controle ist over msi mystic light?
Hey man awesome build, I built my build in this case but the button for the rgb isn't working? mind if we can talk or I can send some pictures somewhere? When I press it, it doesn't do anything
Yeah you can reach me on FB “Kenneth Dolarion Christian Sr”
@@AllAboutTKK okay thank you
@@jessievasquez2264 welcome
does the controller only control the fans or does it also start the rgb
That is all.
I have mine hooked up to my msi motherboard which allows me to use mystic light to control the rgb, giving me a bunch of different color modes and options. The issue I’m now running into is syncing Corsair ram rgb with the fan rgb. I thought I would be able to buy a Corsair commander core and swap that with the hub the case comes with but due to the fans having proprietary headers (single inputs on each fan that both power and control rgb color, instead of the normal 2 input addressable headers) I’m unable to hook the fans up to the command core. Normally only Corsair products work with the command core but I found a work around, you can use adapters to get the correct amount of pins to be able to plug into the command core. But since these fans have proprietary headers, there aren’t any adapters that would be able to split the rgb and fan speed of the fans and allow me to connect everything to the core. At least not that I know of. Long story short if you plan on getting this case, just know you’ll most likely have to change the fans it comes with to be able to do fancy things like syncing up all your rgb products. If you don’t mind running multiple different software for controlling rgb or don’t mind not having everything synced then this is truly a fantastic case as everything else about it is great. Also if you don’t hook up the hub to the motherboard you can still change the fan light colors and modes using the buttons on top of the pc. If you have any questions about hooking up the hub to the motherboard and using mystic light just reach out to me and I’ll check exactly which connections I made that allow me to do so. Hope this is helpful
Dumb question but does the Pc come with everything you need to build it like the fans?
This is a “CASE” review? But a Pc review, the pc is the collective package that I provided parts for and built to be, I’m reviewing the case here, this question has come up very often. Confuses me why.
Dose it come pre built
Im using this case atm first pc im building what wires do i use and where do i plug them?
Can you be more specific?
Can't you put a rainbow effect on the fans?
Yes
Where you connect this cable 5:05 I can’t connect it any where and I few more cables and I have a motherboard 570 it don’t show where I need to plug those cables
Goes to your power supply.
@@AllAboutTKK with a adapter or just the cable like that
@@reynoldguillen assuming your power supply has a sata connector (that’s used to power any hard drive be it SSD or mechanical), it’s the same connection. Have you tried to connect it?
Is this your first time doing a build?
how did you get your hdd in the case?
Is this an actual computer? I bought this and not sure what to do
LOL. Bro this is a “PC case review”.
Is there room for cable manage and are cpu and gpu temps good and is the airflow good
I think I showed my cable work in the video.
Temps are decent.
@@AllAboutTKK I just noticed the cable manage meant while watching thanks
Just picked on up 👍🏼
It say one of my rear fan is fail..how do I fix that?
Send the case back like I did in the beginning of this video.
How much air do those fans push, maybe a cfm rating if possible. (Bad, Decent, Good?) Thanks.
Nope. I can’t give you that information. This isn’t a review of the fans noise levels or pressure numbers I am sorry.
@@AllAboutTKK All good, just figured I would ask. Thanks.
@@flim_flam_shrim_shram6653 you are welcome.
For your power supply did you have the fan facing up or down?Please tell me I really need to know.
Down. This the way it is suppose to go, because it takes air in from the room, if you have it facing up it is taking air in from the hot PC components.
@@AllAboutTKK what power supply did you use?mine won’t align with the screw holes.No matter what direction the power supply is in.
@@mikenikes2118 EVGA 600 watt. Wont align? Is your unit broken or bent like mine was in the start of this video?
@@AllAboutTKK no it’s not bent there is a piece of the tower on the bottom left that is stopping it from aligning.
@@mikenikes2118 not sure what to say there. Any general power supply should be fitting. Did that power supply come with an adapter of any kind?
Could you add more fans/rgb devices to that hub? So that they can all be controlled and synchronized? I wanna get this case but I’d also like to add two rgb fans that’ll go on my cpu and 4 rgb ram covers, I can’t find any way to do this... nor do I know anyone who can help 😔 maybe you can?
The rgb fans are Scythe Kaze Flex 92mm RGB LED Fan
And the rgb ram covers are
EZDIY-FAB ARGB DDR Memory RAM Cooler
Please someone help!!
Yes you can daisy’s chain the connectors. You just have to pull up the connection requirements. Make sure everything is 12V is what I mean and also have good motherboard preparation, to ensure the board has 2 12v also would be helpful.
@@AllAboutTKK man I wish you could make a video, but I understand what you’re saying I think I’m just gonna have to wing it at this point, there’s nothing out there on how to daisy chain etc out there that I know of
Where do you plug in the power cord for the back fan adapter?
PSU
@@AllAboutTKK there’s no sata power plug on a psu?
@@BajaBlast2003 which PSU do you have? I plugged hub fan power directly to an EVGA 600 watt PSU. Controlled fans from switch there after for color combination.
@@AllAboutTKK It’s an ARESGAME AKG850. It’s a modular one. I allready plugged the fan power into a sata Plug, I turned it on and the adapter started smoking. So I don’t know what the fuck I’m doing wrong
@@AllAboutTKK would you mind sending me a pic of where you plugged your fan hub into?
You think the asus tuf x570 motherboard will allow me to have the option to change the colors on the fans? Or will I need to use the button at the top
That’s a damn good question. I actually have one of those boards, let me check it and I’ll let you know, if I don’t reply again remind me.
@@AllAboutTKK I appreciate it bro. Just lmk. You got a sub from me
Max Luv.
You can not. That board has 2 12v connectors, you need a 5v connector for aura sync connection to work on this case, sorry.
@@AllAboutTKK Damn, oh well I’ll just use the preset RGB. Appreciate you checkin it out for me fam
I know it’s been a while since you made this video, any chance you can put the build for this pc in the description or comment it? I got this case and I would like to build it but I stress over parts not working together. Appreciate any help you can give
Got you.
1. Asus b450 Strix motherboard
2. Ryzen 7 2700x
3. Mustex 907 case
4. GTX 1070 GPU
5. EVGA 600 watt PSU
6. PNY 120GB SSD
7. Seagate 2TB HDD
8. Purple cable extensions
9. OLOY 16GB DDR4 Ram
@@AllAboutTKK much appreciated!
You are welcome man, I’m just trying to find a way to feed my family on here so any support is appreciated in the future.
Max Luv.
@@AllAboutTKK good luck with that dude. hope they’re all well
How did you get all your cables uniform, is so seamless!
It takes time but just have to do one at a time.
@@AllAboutTKK would I be able to buy the brackets that are holding them?? And ah okay! I’ll keep that in mind with this case
I don’t know what you mean by brackets.
@@AllAboutTKK the clear casing that are around the thick wires in the front of the pc , the color coordinated ones!
what power supply Sleeved Extension Power Supply Cables are those?
You can order any generic brand from Amazon website and you’ll be fine. I recommend ordering short ext not long ones.
How do you use the RGB remote?
Gotta have an remote first, comes with a different cable not covered in this video.
My fans are not powering on any help?
Did you plug everything up? Fans connected to hub and hub to power supply SATA?
What is the extra set of various wires and two lights one red one clear that comes all tied together for?
This case had an optional connection for you to be able to use an IR sensor for a remote controller for light changing, so in total there are 3 ways you can control lights.
1. Through MOBO
2. Manual connection through the top bottom of the case (how I did)
3. By getting the more expensive option that comes with physical remote control
Ok so those wires are for remote thanks. I’m assuming if used they connect to motherboard and not the fan hub! Awesome bideo and build BTW!
Exactly. You could very much so have them all connected. Just different ways to be able to change the aesthetics.
Your welcome.
Sub if you wanna support, thank you. Trying to grow.
Subscribed! If I have any further issues or questions is it ok to bother you with them?
Hell yes. That’s all I’m here for man. Keep it locked and thanks for the support,
“It’s a mini tower” looks pretty big to me
Human error brother. Standard atx, it’s not a full tower.
@@AllAboutTKK gotchu I was gonna say I thought I was getting a pretty big case
Yessir. I’m still very new to this, so sorry if that error lead you down the wrong path of a purchase, I intended for this to be nothing but helpful as there is like no info out about the case really.
Hi, why does this case only have 1 usb 3.0 in the front. I want to get this case and swap it with my old case, but my old case has two USB 3.0 in front and I want 2.
I don’t know buddy, it is how they designed it.
thank you so much! helpful video!
You are welcome, thanks for watch.
hi, i wanted to know where you connect the fan controller on the motherboard
To the sata port on your computer power supply.
@@AllAboutTKK can it be controlled from the pc? with the aura sinc program?
@@yeison45ful yes. If your board is compatible 5v connector.
can you tell me how you got the fans to work with arua snyc
You must have a 5V connector on your MOBO in order for them to sync.
I’m about to build my first pc someone said I should remove the glass front panel because air flow will be bad from your experience should I
Hey, I don’t really think you need to worry much about the glass panel, you have to focus and consider what type of GPU you’re buying for this. This is a budget friendly case, most people buying this aren’t buying a higher end card that will produce a ton of heat, so I’d start considering that piece.
It’s been fine with the glass attached with using a GTX 1070 GPU.
@Ilove It when you’re ignorant really appreciate you sharing that, speaks volume to thermals as I do own a couple 2080 Super cards, I know the heat they can produce but I’ve never put one in here to answer the thermal question. Thanks for offering that information to the thread.
How many watts you need to use the PC case
That’s a tough question. Depends on the build, this build with its specs was just a 600 watt PSU.