ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 Mid-Tower Gaming Case, EATX Support, Pre-Installed 4 Case Fans, USB 3.0 Front Panel, Smoked Tempered Glass, Steel Construction

Great case! Lots of room for expansion and doesn't look like a fish tank. Cooling with 360mm radiator in the top keeps my Ryzen 7 build nice and cool. Tons of room for cable management. Sharp looking unit. Good case for an easy computer build. The 3 included fans in the front hook into the MB for RGB lighting effects.

This case is straight worth the $140.00. I bought this case to replace the Deepcool matrix 70. The metric 70 when I bought it was $69. For that, you got mostly plastic construction, front and side tempered glass panels, plastic mesh that let nearly no air through, front vents that let nearly no air through, and very little cable management. For some reason, the matrix 70 also comes with a tempered glass PSU shroud which I don't understand the use for that as the PSU shroud is to cover the cables so you don't see them. With the G 501, you get more room than the metric 70 to build as you can even have a dark rock pro 4 air cooler installed on your motherboard and have more than enough room to work with the top of the motherboard. You have more than enough room for cable management the best part about that is the holes in the PSU shroud that allow you to make that horrible looking adapter cable for the 30 series NVIDIA founders edition cards look half decent in the case. You can vertically Mount a GPU which I will be doing on Thursday when my riser cable arrives and with the sheer volume of air that is in the case the thermals for the GPU won't be an issue. With everything air-cooled, I saw a 5 to 10 C decrease in temperature for my GPU and CPU when switching to this case. Don't let the front panel scare you the side vents are huge and there's no restrictive mesh on the side vents. They are just holes in the metal front plate that allow a lot of airflow. One of the other things I really like about this case is all of the filters are fabric filters. This allows a lot more airflow through the filters. On the backside of the motherboard plate, there is a lot of potential for cable management in the back of the case. The case comes with Velcro straps already on the back and knobs for zip ties. I'm not very good at cable managing but the back of this looks a hell of a lot better than the back of my matrix did. Lastly, I do love the inclusion of the straps at the top of the case for carrying. I have a tendency of moving my case and tinkering with my computer so this makes it much easier for me. It is very much true but you get what you pay for. I went out looking for something very specific in a case. I wanted a case that could handle three 140 millimeter fans in the front which this cannot but it does have the 140 in the back which I also wanted. believe me in this case 3 one 20s in the front is more than enough airflow to keep this case cool and the 140 exhaust fan right behind The CPU cooler is exactly what I wanted. If you are looking to get this case I highly recommend it and I have no regrets about getting it.

When it comes to PC cases, I look for a number of things such as space inside the case for ease of access, overall build quality, airflow, and price. This case has it all. It is extremely spacious which makes it very easy for me to work in and manage cables. It comes with 4 fans built in, 3 in the front and 1 in the back which is pretty much all you will need. It is a bit more on the pricey side as I paid $163.55 for it but for the quality of the case, I would say it is worth it. It also comes with some very neat carrying handles at the top that are just such an amazing touch.

Bought this case for the cable management and GPU space. I personally see no added value in RGB and wound up using my own fans, but I found the included RGB controller setup to be confusing. Other than that, this case is extremely straightforward to build in and looks beautiful once assembled. The drive bays are accessible and have rubberized strips to reduce vibration. I love the filters as well. I'm using an older z270 mobo in this case and it sat a little deeper than I was comfortable, so I put some washers between the standoffs and the case. GPU finally clicked into place that way and I've had virtually no issues with the case, I probably didn't need the washers anyway. Pros: -extremely easy to work in -cable management -spacious, airflow -stands off the ground -fans included -drive bays well-thought out -loads of radiator mounting spots Cons: -RGB hookups somewhat complicated -ancient MOBO sits a little too deep -tempered glass is heavy (shocker) -comes in a revealing box Overall, I highly recommend springing the cash for a case of this quality. I had my Lian Li case since 2009 and it is still functional, just lacking GPU clearance. I don't think I will need to replace this case for at least a decade if not longer.

Pros: -Sturdy -Easy to build in -Looks great -Functionality! Cons: -Size? Usually I wouldn't even consider a $150 case with so little reviews. However, I have a soft spot for ASUS and when I checked it out I thought it looked really nice. I'm really glad I did! This case is amazing. It was amazingly easy to build in, my only problem I had was it's almost too long for one of my PSU wires. But there's plenty of wire management holes and Velcro to runs wires and the shroud and back panel are really roomy to hide anything else. The buttons and front usb ports are solid, filters are nice, removing side panels is a breeze, you'll love this case. WARNING: Look at dimensions, this thing is basically a full tower case. Which isn't necessarily bad, but it is way larger than my previous mid case. Also, if you don't have a sync-able mobo, the stock rgb controller is less than great, but colors and modes are controllable through it so I guess that's a pro and con. Overall this is an amazing case. So if you've shifted through dozens of cool NZXT, Corsair, and Thermaltakes but nothing has really grabbed your attention, this is the case for you.

One of the best PC cases in my opinion. Good for all sizes of motherboards from mini-ATX to EATX. You get 4 fans included, three of them are 120s with RGB in the front and one 140 on the rear side. You get magnetic filters for the front, top, and the bottom (below the PSU). These will protect the insides from dust. You can add 3 more 120 fans on the top. You get enough accessories for your HDDs and SSDs. Two sliding trays for 3.5” or 2.5” drives and 2 slots on the back side and two on the front side which equals to four more 2.5” drives. So the total this case can accommodate is 6 drives which is plenty. There is enough space for a large PSU. Lots of holes for cables management. The texture on the case is beautiful with a tempered glass side panel. You get a large power button on the panel, 2 HD audio ports, and 2 usb 3.0 ports. There is no Reset Button though. You won’t regret getting this. But keep one thing in mind, this case is huge, so check if you can accommodate this beast of a cabinet. I got the cabinet in perfect condition. Thanks Amazon for this.

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Well basing my review souly on my personal opinion out of the box the Case seems well built ; material feels premium until you open the case ; You know they put serious thought into this !! It’s freaking massive inside ; more than enough room to build inside the case kinda room !! Totally impressed ; Cable management could use some work with in respect they do give you Velcro straps which really don’t hold much but it’s the thought right ; Asus could of came up with something different in that aspect ... It’s rather straight forward ; the panels are a nice touch ; only issue I have is for someone that’s not used to the fold out doors an pull may yank down an bend the bracket!! The only thing I didn’t care for what’s so ever is the old cheaply made fan switches ... now that was a no no for me come on ; which I’ll show in my pictures .. For the price tag that’s where I have a huge issue with ; with no 3.1 hub kinda bugged me since I came from a case that had it ; 3.0 is okay yet they really could included it an USB-C “ASUS” if you are reading this What The Hell guys $246 for a case with no USB-C The fans I didn’t bother using as I put my LL120s inside so no opinions regarding cooling from them The airflow in this case is not bad at all ; 1000x better than most I’ve owned ; Lots of breathing room upfront an on the top panel An that BEASTY 140mm exhaust fan nice touch;

Gran espacio para mí RTX 4070 ti. De verdad no esperaba que fuera tan grande y es bastante bonito. Los ventiladores RGB son controlables con control que viene, desconozco si se pueda automatizar con la placa madre. El ventilador de 140mm es bastante grande pero no es RBG. Todo bien, estoy contento con la compra.

I've used over 10 different cases, mostly popular corsair ones, but also other manufactures. Some I liked more than others, and only one of them I considered bad design. This Asus Tuf GT 501 is simply by far the best I've ever owned. I'll never look back, it's what I've always wanted in a case. That's few screws, quick easy removal and replace of panels, filters, SSD and HDD trays, internal easy customization for space, (PSU cover for example) great cable management possibilities. All sturdy and logically fitting into position by lightly pushing pulling a panel or filter no screws mostly, but due to clever use of angled tooless parts very firm and solid when in place. Comes with 2 120mm front intake fans and one 140mm exhaust fan, many places to attach your own fans. Plus abiltiy to take AIO (water cooling for CPU) in all popular sizes from 120mm right up to 360mm with all between too. It's easy to forget how much engineering logic has gone into this because the case seems to help make installation easy and just get on with it. All other cases I've owned, even ones which I considered very good have always had one annoying thing like a difficult to reach screw, panels which must be lined up carefully, or having to remove several parts in order to get to the part you want to reach. None of that is relevant here, things fit together quickly and easily, but firmly with no wiggle or vibration. It's simple and hugely functional, but just so well thought out for ease of use. First time system builders will even find few if any problems, and for people like me who have made many desktops it's just brilliant. The last two cases I purchased were Corsair 780T full tower. A highly regarded case, which I also thought were very good too. They still are of course, but nothing comes close to the simple but sturdy, fit of the parts. The side panels for example have two screws which are designed to be used by hand, just undo them, angle down and lift, plus no lost screws as they are made to stay attatched. The front panel and filters don't have any screws at all. Completely tool less, yet again, good solid confident fit when put back on. I could go on but all I will say is the best, highly recommended, fairly priced mid tower/tower case that I had given up on finding. Well finally I found this case. The GT501 is outstanding in all regards. Edit: Correction 3 front 120mm fans. Not 2. (3 x front 120mm - 1 x rear exhaust powerful 140mm.)