AZZA CSAZ-807 Overdrive Innovative ATX case

The first case was damaged when it arrived. One of the hinges wasn't connected - an easy problem to spot if anyone at Azza was doing any sort of quality assurance. Azza customer support was useless. They just said to order a replacement via Amazon. However, Amazon wouldn't swap it for another one, so I ordered a second case and sent the first one back for a refund.The second case was completely assembled.Working inside it was a massive aggravation. No matter what I was trying to install, somehow the case managed to be in my way such that I couldn't reach what I needed, couldn't get light where I needed it, or couldn't see what I was doing. It was the most frustrating and annoying installation I've done in 22 years.There is no sort of cable management within the case. All the cables are just stuffed in the bottom along the sides, and they're clearly visible since the front is entirely open and the back panels aren't wide enough to block line of sight from the rear. I'll have to figure something out, because the cables look like crap.The rear covers look kinda cool, but they're in the way and such an aggravating pain in my ass that I leave them off most of the time, and they pinch the cables plugged into my GPU so badly that I worry I'm damaging the ports with stress the cables put on the GPU if I have the rear covers installed.The 200mm front fan is a piece of junk. Apparently it isn't compatible with the ARGB controllers I'm using, because it's red when everything else is green. One LED is white instead of red.Update:It seems the issue with the fan LEDs isn't just AZZA's fan. I'm having less (but some) trouble with fans from other vendors as well.I used some grey cable conduit to manage all the fan cables in the sides, and this added to the "alien powerplant" look I was shooting for, but I still think the lack of cable management in a $600 case is inexcusable. I suppose it's the reason why every picture of this case with components installed is always from an angle and never straight in front, because if it was a straight frontal shot, everyone would see the rats' nests of fan cables bunched up in the side compartments.I'm pleased with the results and and happy that I stuck with it and made it work, but if I had it to do all over again (knowing what I know now) I would have picked a different case.

Upon buying this case (especially for this price tag) I expected a lot more.It does NOT include any fans beyond the single 200mm. For a price like this, six fans wouldn't be too much of a stretch.It DOES include a fan hub with RGB ports, which is nice.It does include dual GPU brackets or fan brackets for radiators. This case is designed to be liquid cooled only really.Along with that, I expected the external quality to be more up to par. On side door hinge screws were stripped out, and hinge screws were extremely weak. Out of the box these screws were stripped, and without one hinge working, the other hinge quickly ripped the (extremely undersized screws for a door this size) right out of the threads, making me have to re tap them for larger screws.This case is extremely open, free flowing, although I'd like the ability for another radiator, regardless of where it sits.Overall I'd be happier at a lower price tag, or if they I clouded fans and beefier hinges.

Definitely a great looking & feeling case. The quality of the product is quite clear, however it was a bit expensive in my view. It also mentioned it had 6 smaller fans in the picture, however says it doesn’t include it in the description. So, of course it doesn’t have them, though just seemed a bit misleading. Other than that, it’s a great product.

This case is not friendly to Russian users if u don't have a psi 4 bridge good luck! Just sad he pays 600$ on a 1 review product...oh well atleast I'll get more frames for cheaper