darkFlash Knight Open Frame ATX/Mini ITX/Micro ATX PC Case Mid Tower Aluminum Gaming Computer PC Case with Two Sides of Tempered Glass

Love this case its amazing to look at and the only issues wish the case I had was the case needs to be about an inch taller so you could easily fit an aio on the top like its supposed to be, I had to tweak a fan header that wasn't in use to get the radiator up top so was able to make it work and whatever you do do not mount an aio in the front like it shows that puts the pump above the rad and begging for issues may not be right away but it will cause failures later on. Also wish there was at least a couple wire channels for cable management but did the best I could and it looks great also wish there were a few color options maybe one day ill tear it apart and paint it but the shape of the case makes the orange bearable. On a separate note yes 2 ssd can fit the case those holes just to the right of the motherboard are mounting holes for a ssd or hdd as you can see in my pic I have a T-force rgb ssd mounted there.

To start with I like the design. It has a lot of space. Room for 8 fans. All the components are exposed to cooling air.Different inlet for air all around the shell.My grandson call it Bumble Bee.

First off, love darkFlash cases! This darkFlash Knight case looks cool and is great but has a couple of issues:- The rear fan doesnt align with the holes and this is due to the back IO slot for the motherboard seems to be slightly off on my ASUS Rog X570E-Gaming mobo. I was able to get 2 screws in a little sideways to at least mount a rear fan.- There's no PSU shroud to hide the PSU cables so you have to route them in the back panel which there is barely room for all those cables other other cables leading me to my next point.- Cable mgmt in the back panel is hard to do with no cable mgmt tie downs and the area is very thin. I would want a little better cable mgmt for all my cables I'm trying to hide and route. I just pretty much had to smoosh them back there and slap on the glass panel.- I mounted a 240 AIO on top but I couldnt fit a fan next to it in the front panel. There is a spot for another fan but this would only work if I didnt mount an AIO. This is still fine as I was able to mount 2 other fans as intake on the front just lower.Overall this case is cool and unique but seems like they were going for aesthetics first.

This case looks great but be careful..... things are not what they seem.Pros*Great looking*well equippedCons*Not well designed for a liquid system (lack of rad space on top, minimum space for front 240 rad).*Rear 120 fan WILL NOT FIT... with most motherboards.*Minimum space for Liquid Res.*Wouldn't advise for Liquid cooling unless you plan on modding.

Amazing case. It's all metal and glass. Its got plenty of room and the back side makes cable management much easier.

Pictures on amazon show that you can install up to 2 ssd's/hdd's but on the case I receive you can only install 1 and that's not good for the build I was making don't buy this if you have more than one ssd or hdd.

It's my first case, it is super easy assemble. No problem putting my atx motherboard. But just 7 120mm fan can fit not eight.

This tower looks so awesome! And everything fits with room to add future components.