TECWARE NEXUS M RED MATX

A Good Case... for Modding!Case has pretty solid build construction. The fans included although not PWM. Are a welcome addition. Its Not a high airflow case but for an average build its okay.But If your looking for a case to Mod, this is a pretty solid purchase. The front panels made of plastic. And the ports have removable connectors and its own board for switches.The panel itself is easily cut and shaped. (I cut mine and used the provided dust filter as a front mesh. Turning a medium airflow case to a high flow one.Added bonus is the fans that came with it.The fans themselves can be all connected together via 4 pin molex. These can be powered directly off of a power supply. When done so it seems that they run at around 40%. The lowest they will go is around a 30% duty cycle.So they can run pretty quiet. At top speed they can get fairly noisy but will shift a fair amount out air.Only downside. Is if your fitting 3.5" drives the hdd cages can be a bit fiddly to fit. And it the case doesn't come with and anti-vibration mounts or washers. But theres plenty of spaces to stash 2.5" drives.Overall im actually really impressed with these techware cases. I've bought two now. This and the Forge M (Also another great case - way better airflow!) I only wish either the fans were pwm. Rather than 3 pin (4pin connectors) and molex connectors for linking all the fans. To just using 4 pin fan connectors to chain them all together.

I bought this to increase airflow throughout my pc. I like the front mesh design and the size. i bought this rgb version as i couldnt get the non rgb version shipped to my location which makes no sense as coming from same manufacturer. the side panel is real tempered glass and i must say i am amazed at this. for the price for what you get its great. the rgb fans tho... they have a hub which can be controlled by remote. there are two fan speeds and a lot of colour combos to choose from. the fans are not loud when on the first basic setting and when you pump up the power to 2nd setting it gets loud.. theres not much you can do in regards to the noise as with a very open high airflow case you are going to hear the fans even if you lash out on a 100euro case. if you are just doing basics on your pc with no intensive gaming I.E 2-3hr sessions you should be fine with the fans running on either first or second settings. although i would suggest if you are going to put fans on 2nd setting use your headphones/earphones. I use my pc for gaming and video editing and i must say,the fans are not the best for extended use on high.(2nd setting) but all in all... the fans are the minus for me. if you are buying this case i would suggest in the long term buying better fans for it. but to put this case in perspective.. the meshify c that has very similar design (side panel has screws not hinged) is about 100quid.......PROS: CASE SIZE, PRICE, SPACE FOR CABLES ON BACK, TOP CASE I/O POSITION. SSD MOUNTINGCONS: FOR ME ANYWAYS THE FANS.

I have ordered budget cases before but they were terrible quality and some cost more than this case. I bought myself a new computer and needed a case for my old system. I wasn't expecting the case to be such high quality for the price but I was very surprised the case is great it high quality and I haven't found any issues with it so far. The included fans are a nice addition they aren't pwm and are powered by molex. You can power all three fans with a single molex connector from the PSU and these fans are pretty quiet. The case is more quiet than my more expensive Corsair case and the fans keep everything cool enough. The system I have in it isn't exactly high performance but it still keeps everything cool. This isn't a high airflow case but I didn't need it to be.

Build was... Ryzen 3600xt. Cooler master aio. gtx 970. Corsair rgb Pro ram.This is a stunning case for the money, but it's a tight build if you've a full size graphics card.I've built hundreds of machines in all types and sizes of cases, and this was a challenge for sure. There's not a lot of wriggles room. A build usually takes me 1-2 hours, I built this for myself and spent about 7 hours in total getting it just how I wanted.Tbh it's not the best quality build wise, quite flimsy, but does feel really solid once built.As an after thought I'd go for low profile fans knowing what I know now, but that's just an error on my part as I'm used to building full size atx machines.Would I but again? Absolutely!Loads of cut outs for great cable management. Nice touch that the door is hinged. Stunning to look at once you've finished it. Was nice to get a bag of mobo screws included too.Idle. I'm. getting 37 degrees.. 73 running cinebench r23 multicore, so the airflow if definitely adequate for a pretty hot build.For £40 it's a no brainer. But set aside a good few hours and think the build out beforehand.Solid 9/10 for me.

Good compact MATX case. I bought the black tempered glass case with four DC / molex connected fans (not PWM). four fans and a case for under £40? What's the catch?Doesn't appear to be one. has the usual 2 * SSD holders to the right of the motherboard risers. Lower compartment to separate the power supply (which is vented above and below the PSU). Fan mounts are available if you want to add a fan blowing into the GFX card.The mesh front seems to be doing a pretty good job at trapping dust. I give it a wipe every week or so. Takes literally two seconds.With the many vents (and one layer shell) this case is not for soundproofed builds. I have yet to tune the fan curves for silent, but with the default curves of the four fans with the MSI B450M MORTAR MAX, paired with the Cougar Aqua 240mm Cooler, my 3600 idles at 25C.Not bad. :)