GAMDIASNESO P1 Black Full Tower ATX Case - One Touch Swing Open - Panoramic Tempered Glass Panel - Dual Cahmber - Dual Orientation - High Airflow - Cable Managment - Spacious Interior

Best case I've ever had. Building in was a breeze Soo much room. High quality materials, with excellent air flow. Would recommend to anyone with the room for this beast. Only 1 problem I had was finding a GPU riser cable to fit this case most are to small to be screwed down.stay away from the cooler master vertical GPU mount won't work

I've bought one for my son and one for myself to replace a modified Cooler Master Cosmos.The Gamdias is a joy to build with lots of space and gaps to hide the cables etc...It comes with a discreet and really nicely engineered GPU support bracket along with fittings for everything you will need.The feet are movable so it can be mounted on it's side, with the relevant spare parts.It costs a lot more to buy the equivalent case from other brands.I can't say enough or fault anything about this case.

The media could not be loaded. This case has so many great features that you will appreciate whether you are an experienced builder or having a go at your first build.Access:All the main panels on the case simply clip off with a firm pull and are easy to refit too with out being flappy or loose.One side panel does have a locating screw at the back, but actually holds in place pretty well without the screw. The main glass door opens at the touch of a button and can swing wide or even lift off the hinges if you need it out of the way completely. The front glass door just hinges off to the side to allow access. I found it necessary to lay the case on its side for part of my build so i could install 3 fans in the lower section of the case. The case is large and gets heavy once you've fitted a load of components, but remains solid even with various panels removed. During the whole build i never found the case to be flimsy in any way and it gave the impression of a high quality piece of kit.Hiding cables was pretty easy using the capacious power supply area with built in cable management in the form of hooks and velcro ties.Overall this case was a joy to build in and I'm very pleased with the end result - highly recommended!

This case is massive,loads of room for whatever you want to throw in there,great area for cable management in the back as well also looks fantastic standing up or laying on its side.

This is a great case to build your own pc in. It is however very large. Please check the measurement.

Looked daunting but was very easy to cable manage and make look even better with subtle RGB fans 5/5

Big case look's great no fans come with case knew this anywayLove it

NESO P1 WW + NOTUS M1-1203 ARGB ×3The NESO P1 WW can accommodate up to 10 fans, but it comes without pre-installed fans.9 × 120mm fans (3 × NOTUS M1-1203 ARGB fan packs).This case provides 2 × Type-A USB ports and 1 × Type-C USB port on the front panelThis Neso P1 Case and Fan System was provided by Gamdias as a replacement for a previous Case that had developed a fault. For this reason it will not be shown by Amazon as a Verified Purchase.The entire afternoon was given over to the computer, dismantling the old system and taking the old case out of the room. Rebuilding the system in to the new case took the rest of the afternoon and in to the evening.This new case had a number of new design features and technologies that I had to develop new techniques for. The core system was assembled and tested. Everything was working, including the new front panel USB ports, which was the whole point of the exercise.The thee fans on the left side were installed and wired correctly, the fans run, but the LED do not, as they are separate connectors that are not connected, as I do not have an LED Light Controller to connect them to.The three fans on the right hand side were installed and wired, but they are the wrong way round and on the wrong side of the brackets. They all run, except for the LEDs, but their positioning will have to be corrected, as they should be blowing Outwards, not Inwards. That would be a job for another day.The three fans under the three SSDs had to be removed, because the outside panel could not go on, so they would have to be fitted inside, between the SSDs and the Plate. That would also have to be a job for another day.I made the decision to go for the White version, rather than the Black, because the very first PC Compatible computer cases were White, and this takes me back to those days, when I was building computers with a soldering iron, before Plug And Play because more widespread.I made the decision to orient the case Desktop rather than Tower, as it would put the glass upwards, and allow more natural light in to the case. Being White, the case is naturally brighter, and I could play off that with the daylight from the window.I made the decision to install the SSDs where they could be seen, as they were all Integral, and I could make a feature of them instead of hiding them away. The cables being mostly hidden, the Drives are clear and attractive.Whilst not the largest case I have in a given dimension, it is the largest case volume wise. The apparent terracing and the mass of internal free space, set this case apart and above anything else out there. I highly recommend it.