The reason why I post this review is to correct some of the negative comments (reviews) I read.8 Motherboard standoff screws are included (ATX has 9 holes), because the MoBo positioning pin occupies the middle hole.I have one small issue. The case comes with 2 fans with only 2 pins, which means it has no speed control. All my other fans have 4 pins and daisy chain connectors, so I can vary RPM per group or single fan. My PC is always powered up, but it seems like it's OFF. It makes no sound whatsoever. Best case ever!

Me gusto el hecho de ser compacto (sin cristales), sin iluminación escandalosa, su buena ventilación (2 ventiladores), que tiene previsto con lujo de detalle los espacios removibles de instalación de dispositivos y cables, incluye accesorios tales como tornillos para fijar la motherboard, ajustador de tornillos, regulador, discos y amortiguadores para discos duros. No me gusto que es muy ancho para usuarios no gamers.

TL;DR: This case, while expensive, is worth every penny you will spend on it, especially if you get it on sale in the $160 USD (or less) range as I did. It is stylish, modular, QUIET, has a hidden 5.25" bay, and 2 front USB 3.0 (AND) FRONT USB-C port in addition to two front USB 2.0 slotsPROS (see pics for some of these...)- QUIET - I can't overstate this. I'm sitting right next to it and I can't even tell the computer is turned on- ROOMY & ORGANIZED - Easy to work in (except a few motherboard standoff screws), very nice cable management- MODULAR - A lot of different configurations, whatever you need, this will do it- FRONT 5.25 BAY - Hidden behind a panel- FRONT USB 3.0 (x2) plus FRONT USB-C - Okay, this might be the clincher... TWO front USB 3.0 slots and a front USB-C port (supported by my Gigabyte Aurous Elite Motherboard) in addition to 2 regular USB 2.0 slots- STYLISH - Too many cases try to look "cool". This one is very clean and elegant. It is at home in a gaming room as well as your living room (or office). Plus with the window, you can LED your heart out and get that Rainbow effect if you want the "gamer" look.CONS- EXPENSIVE - It's over $100 more than my previous case... but worth every penny in my opinion- SIDE GLASS IS FRAGILE - Just be careful and don't drop it, okay?- FRONT USB PORTS ARE DIFFICULT TO PLUG INTO - They are just way to TIGHT?- FRONT USB PORTS ARE ORIENTED "UP" - Which allows dust to land in them... Not sure why the ports weren't hidden behind the opening front panel. There is easily enough room.- FAN HUB DOESN'T WORK FOR ME - Not a problem for my setup, I just ran an extra power cable up... but disappointed- SUPPORTS VERTICAL GPU MOUNTING, BUT REQUIRES EXTRA PARTS (Read: Extra Money) - I'm already paying a lot for a great case, but to shell out another $30-40 just to vertically mount my GPU? I don't think so. Should have been included.REVIEWI initially bought a Rosewill case for $40 (my previous case is a Rosewill) and after looking at how cheaply it was constructed AND the fact that I would need to add a USB-C port to the back using an adapter, I decided to return it and buy a better one. Yes, it was only $40... what did I expect? I don't know... just better?Anyway, an additional $120 later, I'm lighter in the wallet, but MUCH HAPPIER. From the construction to the options, this case is very well thought out. I have it in maximum quiet mode (read: No panels removed) and it's virtually silent except at real high load... and then it's just barely audible. It's remaining very cool with the 3 pre-installed fans. All filters are easily accessible.Minor complaints are listed above and are not enough to deduct a star. I really dislike the USB ports sticking straight up (allows too much dust to land in them). There was more than enough room to put them in the front behind the panel. They are also difficult to plug items into... not sure why that is. The fan controller not working is also disappointing, though in fairness I may not have plugged everything up correctly. It does control my CPU fans, but my case fans had to be ran direct from the power supply. Some reviewers have had issue with the glass side breaking, just be really careful with it! The front panel door only opens 90 degrees, not sure why that is... but it is reversible so that's nice. Finally, the different options (within the same line) are different prices... Why? I ended up with Black and White and it actually looks really nice. I would have preferred Gunmetal or Black-Out, but those were $180 "on sale" where this one was $160. Lastly, the Front USB-C option adds a little $$$. I wish it was included at the lower pricepoint, but I do understand the economics of it.It Will Easily Fit (for others considering)...== EVGA 2070 Super Black Edition - 11.7" / 297mm (without removing the internal bays)== Arctic Freezer eSports 34 Duo Cooler (with at least an inch (2.5 cm) of room to spare)Bottom Line: If you have the cash, this is the best case you will find around the $150 to $200 mark. In honesty, it's probably the best case you are going to find, period... for any money. If not, it's definitely in the top 5. Minor complaints aside, this is a definite buy.(If you found this helpful, please hit the button indicating that below. If not, please leave a comment and tell me why? Thank you for reading!)P.S. In the first picture is a Kingston Hyper X Cloud Alpha Headset (I love it) and a custom, wooden headphone/controller holder I built.

I have been gushing over this case like it was a high school crush. I love everything about this case, from its solid build quality and tempered glass side panel, to its internal cable management and USB C port.There is a ton of room for fans and a sizable GPU, even if there's not, it's a modular case. This case is the equivalent of a Mr. Potato Head toy, where you can reconfigure everything.

I swapped my hardware from my Fractal R4 to the R6 because my R4 was starting to feel its age from too many house moves. The look isn't much different, besides the glass side panel, but functionality and minor upgrades add up to a much better PC building experience.The R6 hides your power supply and hard drives completely with big metal compartments, making cable management need no management at all. The glass side panel is beautiful with a full view inside, and the thumb screws screw into steel rather than glass so there's not a huge worry of shattering it when you're fastening your side panel to your case, unlike other cases out there. Almost everything is thumb-screw, but hard drives and SSDs need smaller screws as usual.All the motherboard standoffs for regular ATX boards were already installed, and there's a small centering-post in the middle that lets you easily line up your motherboard with the standoff holes. Easiest motherboard installation I've ever done.The slots for my GPU on my R4 didn't line up correctly, preventing me from screwing my GPU in, but they line up perfectly here. The side panels feel a little stiffer and don't flex as much. You can hide SSDs behind the motherboard tray or display them beneath it in the front, and fans can go there too. The top of the case can be removed for easier access or water-cooling hardware like fill ports and radiators. Mine came with three 140mm fans, two in the front and one in the back, and they're surprisingly quiet. There's also a fan controller behind the motherboard tray, with many cable tie downs to make your cables easier to manage.I'm very happy with this case, and hope it lasts me as long as my R4 did

Case is awesome. It has stupid amounts of room, lots of cable management points, and offers great thermals to boot. Only thing I would caution is you have to remove the 5.5 inch bay if you want to mount a 360 mm cooler in the front like I did.