Rosewill ATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Computer Case 3 Sided Tempered Glass Dual Ring RGB LED Fans 360mm Water Cooling AIO Support Great Cable Management/Airflow - CULLINAN V500 RGB

This case is by one of my favorite manufacturers. I started using Rosewill cases when I started building computers. The first case I purchased from them, was a Rosewill Patriot. For the money spent, it was an outstanding product with plenty of good features.Based on that first experience, anytime I needed a case, I check Rosewill's lineup first. Since then, I have purchased the Cullinan PX and shortly afterwards, this case, the Cullinan V500. I purchased the PX model because I didnt have alot of room for a huge mid-tier case. It was a fantastic case, and I only upgraded because I because you cant fit a wide graphics card in the PX. The graphics card in question was an MSI RX 480 Gaming X 8gb.Onto the V500. It is a wonderful case, just like all the other Rosewill cases I've owned. Amazon screwed up and doubled up my order somehow. I contacted Rosewill to see about returning the extra case. The representative was very friendly and pleasant to do business with. She told me I could refuse one of them and I would be given a full refund. Unfortunately, the cases were dropped off while I was in the shower. I still could have returned it, but decided to give to a friend who also enjoys building computers.The quality of this case is amazing. This spacious case is wonderful to build in. I thoroughly enjoyed the two builds I have done in it so far. It seems to have good airflow for all th elegant tempered glass. Cable management wasn't to bad either. The 4 included 120mm fans seem like really good quality. They were so easy to hook up with the case fan controller. The panel that the motherboard attaches to has a cut out to allow changing the CPU heatsink/backplate without removing the motherboard. I have installed a Corsair h100i platinum. This 240mm closed loop fit nicely and could easily be upgraded to a 360mm should I decide to do so.My only gripe for the Cullinan V500 and its little brother, the Cullinan PX, is the little grommets that the tempered glass mounts in place on. If you purchase this case, I will advise you to glue the rubber grommet in place. When you remove a glass panel, they often times fall off and bounce god knows where. They atleast include a few extras. Other than that, easily a 10 out of 10 for this case.

My Build:MSI MPG Z390 Moboi7-870016GB of Corsair RGB 3000MHz RAM650 Watt EVGA PSUI love almost everything about this case. Cons first since that is probably what people want to know about.Cons: I found that running the power cables from the power supply into the slots that are next to the mobo, while fantastic in theory, is a bit challenging since the slots and angle make it kind of hard. This isn't a huge issue, and I do like how the space for the PSU is separate (below) the space for the mobo, but plugging in the modular cables was a little challenging..The four usb 3.0 ports on the front require TWO of the blue 19pin USB 3.0 ports on your mobo, mine only has one, so I will probably be buying a pci express add on card for ~$20. Currently only 2 of the four work since I can't plug in the other cable.Pros: You can fit a monster of a GPU in here, I don't think they make them long enough to not fit, a 970 takes up 60% of the space.It has 4 spots to mount regular 2.5"ssds so that the two HDD bays can be reserved for actual HDDs. The spots are located in interesting places around the case.The fans are great, there are no fans along the top, just the three in the front and one in the back, which seems to work fine for me. I played Overwatch for a while and temps never got that high.There is a 4 pin molex powered fan hub on the back side of the case with plenty of extra ports to add a bajillion fans without even touching the fan ports on your mobo (aside from the cpu cooler one).Other thoughts: You need to exercise caution when removing the glass side panels on the front and back, it's glass not metal. If you take your time and are gentle it's not an issue.So far, I'm loving this case, and any cons I have listed are more FYIs than detractions, just things to know going into it.I would absolutely buy this case again.

The media could not be loaded.  Honestly I didn’t think I would like this case... pics don’t do justice. I’ve been building computers for awhile and this case is def up there with the so called name brands. You have plenty of room for 2080 gpu and 240mm radiator(no idea why you would need a bigger one) I built this for a customer and they loved it. The rgb is super nice and the airflow is actually pretty amazing. The fans aren’t really that loud at least not to me and I have them at full blast. The only downside? Maybe the molex connectors and maybe add one more fan on top?The only way to change the rgb is on top of the case which has around 10 settings and it connects to your psu. For 79 bucks... it’s a deal you get rgb fans and a hub to add more fans and led strips and a glass pane side. i had absolutely zero problems with this case. It’s great for newbies to because they label all the screw bags so you know what screws to use. Someone complained about cable management? I had no problems with that at all. Honestly overall it’s a great case the front mesh actually moves a lot of air.