ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 Mid-Tower Gaming Case, EATX Support, Pre-Installed 4 Case Fans, USB 3.0 Front Panel, Smoked Tempered Glass, Steel Construction

This case is very impressive! I bought it because of reviews I read saying how good of air flow it has, and it does! My PC runs pretty cool even when looping a benchmark for hours...sorry I forgot the numbers. I'll rerun my tests and post the results if anyone asks for them. Realize before you buy, this is a big a$$ heavy case! It was purpose built and it does that purpose well. The handle straps on top make it easier to move around, but if you plan on moving your PC often, like for LAN party's (do people still do those???) there's other options probably better suited for your needs. If you intend on leaving it in one place, moving only to clean it, or tweak something once and awhile it's perfect. Also, there is no option of mounting an internal optical drive in the case, something to be aware of when purchasing. Just load your OS off a USB drive, download your games, and stream movies like everyone else, lol. If you must have a DVD/Blu-ray disk drive an external drive would be necessary. Overall this case made my PC build supper easy, the motherboard just lined up with no fuss, and cable management was a dream. If I had to give one negative of the case, the plastic cover that conceals the power supply and also separates the air flow/heat from it was "tricky" to get back into place. There are 3 tabs that have to be lined up across the top back section. I could get any 2 out of the 3 lined up easily, but to get all 3 took me almost as long as the rest of the build combined. Very minor annoyance and looks great once I got it in place. Just have some patience, stand the case up with the back panel removed, so you can see what you're doing from the back and it'll be fine. For gaming PC it is reasonably quiet, but not silent. Put it this way, the sound level is less than I expected. I'm not sure what else to say, it's a beautiful case and I'm very pleased with it!

Never have written a review but I have a lot to say about this case. (Disclaimer: I have not attempted a water cooling setup with this case) This case I purchased back in 2020 and it has taken a beating from moving cross country, being thrown around in many flights over the years while being half assembled (no cooler & no card in a giant cardboard box) and everything on it still holds up. It's already seen 3 different motherboards. A lot of space for cables. The mesh is all good quality with the magnets holding well. It's fallen to its side a number of times from me accidentally knocking it over. Nothing has cracked on it from the weekly break it open & cleaning it out. The handles also hold up well moving it around the house. Airflow has been very good with a triple fan setup. The only con I've had is maybe replace the fans as they are just okay & the front usb port messing up but I'm sure it was just me in the dark working trying to shove an usb upside down into it. It's been a good durable and bulky case.

When it comes to PC cases, I look for a number of things such as space inside the case for ease of access, overall build quality, airflow, and price. This case has it all. It is extremely spacious which makes it very easy for me to work in and manage cables. It comes with 4 fans built in, 3 in the front and 1 in the back which is pretty much all you will need. It is a bit more on the pricey side as I paid $163.55 for it but for the quality of the case, I would say it is worth it. It also comes with some very neat carrying handles at the top that are just such an amazing touch.

Was looking for a mid tower case and this case pairs nicely with my Tuf H310 plus gaming motherboard. Case is larger than the last few mid towers I've built in. That's not a bad thing, but if you have space constraints it could be a deal breaker. The magnetic dust filters are easy to remove and install. The I/O panel in the front is minimal and functional with 2 USB 3 ports, an LED power button and headset/mic jacks. After installing an ATX board with a 240mm AIO radiator, GTX 3060 TI, 3 SSDs, and and a HDD the inside still looks kind of empty. I do not like doing cable management as my rig gets updated/upgraded every now and then yet it's easy to keep the visible cables fairly neat. The side panels do not slide off to the back like most cases. Undo the thumb screw and they tilt out a bit to be lifted out. Since the screw is not on the glass panel you don't need to put your fingers all over the glass. Seems to be solidly built. I can see this lasting me about 10 years through multiple builds/projects. My only pet peeve with this case is that I ordered the gray one and they shipped a white one. Been waiting so long to re-home my board with it's new GPU & cooling system I didn't see the point in waiting just because the case has more of storm trooper vibe than the dark look I'm used to. Update: Was initially not impressed with the lack of parts availability after I damaged the air filters. To be clear - the damage was not due to defect, it was my fault and I simply wanted to order a replacement. After contacting Asus support replacement filters were shipped out and received within three days at no additional cost. Knowing Asus had my back when I had even a minor issue will have me looking to their products first for my next project.

I absolutely love this tower. Great air flow, large enough for many upgrades, easy to assemble and add items, no noise at all, and great looks. My only disappointment is that my RGB isn't working and I can't control the colors. Already check online, checked and re-checked wiring, and couldn't find out why... Other than that? I love it!

One of the best PC cases in my opinion. Good for all sizes of motherboards from mini-ATX to EATX. You get 4 fans included, three of them are 120s with RGB in the front and one 140 on the rear side. You get magnetic filters for the front, top, and the bottom (below the PSU). These will protect the insides from dust. You can add 3 more 120 fans on the top. You get enough accessories for your HDDs and SSDs. Two sliding trays for 3.5” or 2.5” drives and 2 slots on the back side and two on the front side which equals to four more 2.5” drives. So the total this case can accommodate is 6 drives which is plenty. There is enough space for a large PSU. Lots of holes for cables management. The texture on the case is beautiful with a tempered glass side panel. You get a large power button on the panel, 2 HD audio ports, and 2 usb 3.0 ports. There is no Reset Button though. You won’t regret getting this. But keep one thing in mind, this case is huge, so check if you can accommodate this beast of a cabinet. I got the cabinet in perfect condition. Thanks Amazon for this.

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Just upgraded to the GT501 from my old Chaser mk1 that was just showing its age. This thing is just amazing from the textured paint to the LAV III like angles and shes nice and roomy. It was a pleasure to build in and the lighting comes through the front way better then expected. The only minor issue is that its straight RGB not ARGB but if your like me thats not really a fault as this case isn't really made for rainbow effects, this is a TUF case so mean red, cold blue or caution yellow are more suited, I did go a purple/aqua for fun and it seemed to work with my 3070s rgb better (still deciding). Also a point to note is ASUS on their own site fails to tell you that this case does support a 280mm top mounted AIO/RAD and has mounts for a full water build. This was only found by myself when really researching and viewing the support PDF for the case. This was a pleasant surprise as it lets you keep the 120 fans up front as a 280 up front just wont work, also there's enuff room for a push/pull setup up top for your 280 or 360mm rad. I currently have a Kraken X63 but you could also put the arctic liquid freezer II with its thick rad as a push/pull up top as well... tons on space in this, amazing for a mid case. Only complaint as of now is you only have 2 slots for a side mount gpu so the thick 3070/3080/3090s are stuck in a standard format. The pic shows a evga 3070 ultra gaming ftw and its a 3 slot just for reference, really from a cooling stand point side mount is more show then function so I'm not to upset.

I've used over 10 different cases, mostly popular corsair ones, but also other manufactures. Some I liked more than others, and only one of them I considered bad design. This Asus Tuf GT 501 is simply by far the best I've ever owned. I'll never look back, it's what I've always wanted in a case. That's few screws, quick easy removal and replace of panels, filters, SSD and HDD trays, internal easy customization for space, (PSU cover for example) great cable management possibilities. All sturdy and logically fitting into position by lightly pushing pulling a panel or filter no screws mostly, but due to clever use of angled tooless parts very firm and solid when in place. Comes with 2 120mm front intake fans and one 140mm exhaust fan, many places to attach your own fans. Plus abiltiy to take AIO (water cooling for CPU) in all popular sizes from 120mm right up to 360mm with all between too. It's easy to forget how much engineering logic has gone into this because the case seems to help make installation easy and just get on with it. All other cases I've owned, even ones which I considered very good have always had one annoying thing like a difficult to reach screw, panels which must be lined up carefully, or having to remove several parts in order to get to the part you want to reach. None of that is relevant here, things fit together quickly and easily, but firmly with no wiggle or vibration. It's simple and hugely functional, but just so well thought out for ease of use. First time system builders will even find few if any problems, and for people like me who have made many desktops it's just brilliant. The last two cases I purchased were Corsair 780T full tower. A highly regarded case, which I also thought were very good too. They still are of course, but nothing comes close to the simple but sturdy, fit of the parts. The side panels for example have two screws which are designed to be used by hand, just undo them, angle down and lift, plus no lost screws as they are made to stay attatched. The front panel and filters don't have any screws at all. Completely tool less, yet again, good solid confident fit when put back on. I could go on but all I will say is the best, highly recommended, fairly priced mid tower/tower case that I had given up on finding. Well finally I found this case. The GT501 is outstanding in all regards. Edit: Correction 3 front 120mm fans. Not 2. (3 x front 120mm - 1 x rear exhaust powerful 140mm.)

I was searching for a cabinet and I found finally I got this and literally it is very spacious and grate product .