SaharaGaming C501 Mid Tower Computer Case – E-ATX/ATX/MATX/ITX High Airflow – Includes 3 x Front 14c0mm Silent Hawk And Rear 1 x 140mm SYNC Bullseye Master ARGB Fans Preinstalled

I'll give this a solid 4.9/5; it's a great case for £50 with the only drawback being the molex fans, other than that it's got everything you could need on a budget case and is made from decent materials which seem very sturdy and put together in a simple yet tasteful design, ample space to fit every motherboard under the sun as well which ever air cooler you desire or either a120mm top mounted radiator or 360mm front mounted for water cooling, tons of space for cable management plus included clips to make the job even easier along with a bunch of other accessories I didn't expect such as a piezo speaker and GPU retention bracket, and the vertical GPU mount is a great touch but a shame there's no riser cable though then again I wouldn't expect there to be one.TLDR, don't bother with any of the big name brands and grab this instead; it's as high quality, cheaper and comes with all the features you could need.

This case is well thought out, great quality and amazing value for money!

Well what can I say about this case? For a start it’s certainly value for money compared with other manufacturers. It’s sleek and well designed. And most of all QUIET. I don’t know if it’s a good thing or a bad thing but the case is heavy. Put it this way, you will know when it’s arrived. On the plus side the case comes double boxed.At this price with free carriage. I’d buy another tomorrow. In fact, price on here is cheaper than Sahara’s own website and other Sahara resellers.

The other reviewers have covered everything that’s most relevant to everyone who’s thinking about buying this case, so I won’t repeat what’s been covered already. I’ll just add a couple of points.As pictured, the front cover comes off to give access to the fans, but- what isn’t pictured and is probably not a feature as such, is the very front of the case panel actually comes off too. This is pretty fiddly to do and there are a lot of retaining tabs to hold the front panel in place, so it probably isn’t a good idea to do this if your not going to use the case without it( It’s possible the tabs could break, although they’re not particularly flimsy). You can then refit the piece that pushes into the body of the case, allowing a massive amount of air to be pulled\ pushed inside. (See pictures).This is my first case with a tempered glass panel. Even though I was careful and held the panel in place while removing & refitting, it still managed to slip out of its "grove"and drop the 1cm or so to my desk. Also even with one thumbscrew in place, It wasn’t obvious, but the panel wasn’t "in" quite right and It actually opened at the front of the case. Having only had steel or plexiglass panels until now, extra care will be needed (for me) in future.

Easy to build in as so big.Got some questions answered quickly.To me, the fans barely audible at all.Only watched YT reviews after buying - all say (ask) the same 'WHY molex'?Buying an adapter works fine, but still - do modular PSU's come with molex still?Mine didn't.It's very easy surface to scratch, bear in mind while building. But it look superb.

Fans are Molex only but i'm fine with that.Very spacious, RGB works with ASUS board, includes GPU brace and plenty of cable management options.

The case is well constructed of a descent gauge steel and a heavy glass side panel with plenty of room inside. I chose this case because I've got an E-ATX 12x13" motherboard which this case says it takes and it does with a couple of caveats. For my motherboard it has a stand off point mid way on the right hand side and another closer to the middle, there are no corresponding points on the case chassis, all the other E-ATX stand off points are present along with the standard ATX and ITX points. The ATX points are pre populated with stand offs, the others are just punched holes that haven't been tapped which is a pain. I had to find a hardened screw with the same thread from my odds and sods box to cut a thread 1st.With an E-ATX motherboard all the chassis mount points for SSDs are covered, there is a removable drive cage at the bottom of the case next to the PSU which takes 2 x 3.5 HDD and a single 2.5 SSD. Thumb screws for all the side panels, magnetic filters top and bottom, additional bracket for vertically mounting a GPU is included along with some additional cable management bits and bobs.The fans are just molex connected with no speed control from the motherboard but I knew that before purchasing.We'll packaged in a double walled box in box.For the price, £50, it's pretty good value.

Very good quality product, perfect airflow 4 x 140mm fans.