ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 ATX Mid-Tower Computer Case with Front Panel RGB Button, USB 3.2 Type-C and 2X USB 3.0 Ports

I absolutely love this tower. Great air flow, large enough for many upgrades, easy to assemble and add items, no noise at all, and great looks. My only disappointment is that my RGB isn't working and I can't control the colors. Already check online, checked and re-checked wiring, and couldn't find out why... Other than that? I love it!

What I like most about this are that the front io ports are on the front and not on the top. I got the gt502, but it is quite wide due to the psu location. But the GT302 is taller and deeper. If you want the io ports on the front, but the bottom of the front, get the Asus A31 or corsair 4000d frame. You will have plenty of ventilation and air flow with all of the fans and larger ventilation holes. This isn't the cheapest case. The 4000d frame is cheaper and the A31 is even more cheaper. If you insist on a full atx case with front io ports on the top of the front, such as placed on the floor instead of the desk, this will be a good case for you. It is already ready for rear cable motherboards, but I don't think most people will use this feature. I would recommend though to go to micro atx as these full atx cases can take up a lot of space. I have a micro atx case that can fit a 4090 as the lian li a3 or the asus ap201. However if you want a vertical gpu, the full size atx case gives much better clearance. The front io is only 20gb so if they ever have a usb4 or usb5 front header port, you would need to upgrade again. Maybe that won't happen for awhile, but that is the only future proof I can see not there for now. Some parts are tooless, but not all. Not the fanciest looking case, but has a good mixture of form and function.

This case is stellar, it’s so freaking easy to work on when building, plugging in cables and fans into the pins is really nice. I have big hands and it’s a breeze installing. The airflow is absolutely fan-tastic and fits the monster Gigabyte AORUS Master RTX 5080 with ease. Also includes a gpu support that has a very strong magnet so it stays in its place. I am SO glad I bought it.Wire management is huge, plenty of space to house a fan hub and all the fan and power supply wires.Wish the rgb edge lighting was in stock because I misread the advertisement and thought it was included because you have to be them separately.This case is heavy and is built like a tank. I can knock on the front panel and it sounds like rigid hard metal.Includes bracket for fans into the wiring area but I just left mine out.Glass is very hard and heavy, feels premium.Idling temps are shown in the pictures, using an i5 12600K for now, while gaming I’m not sure on cpu but 5080 stays cool at 46 degrees C while playing Cyberpunk 2077 at ultra settings at 1440p with ray tracing set to ultra and path tracing enabled.I recommend this case to anyone who wants a case that will last a very long time.

I really like this design. Although similar to a Lian Li 011 (and others) in layout, this is a far superior product. Every aspect was thought of and well planned. From the release of the side panels, the top cover's magnetic retention, to the way the radiator rack on the top pivots out, EVERYTHING was designed and made by someone who, like me, build PC's on a regular basis. I've Been building PC's since 1990 and have seen a lot of good and bad over the decades. This is by far the best case I have ever used. I had to track a wire with a bad connection and within seconds I was able to remove a few panels and move a radiator to find the offending connection. All that without cutting up my hands or popping a zip-tie. The GPU vertical mount kit works better than any other I've used and the included anti-sag was a really nice, effective bonus.I initially thought the straps on top were cheap gimmick until I started using them. Today, most high-end components are full of heatsinks, heat pipes, radiators and chunks of metal just to look cool. A motherboard and radiator can be 20 pounds, before you add in the heft of a video card. Instead of putting that weight into the meat of your hands while grabbing onto metal and glass corners, lifting by the straps is so much easier and less likely to do damage (to you or the case). This has changed how I do a lot of things, and all for the better. My hat's off to Asus on this one I don't know how they will top it, but for now this will be the only tower I recommend.