Y60 Modern Aesthetic Dual Chamber Panoramic Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Computer Gaming Case with PCIE 4.0 Riser Cable Included, Snow White (CS-HYTE-Y60-WW)

Amazing Case. Great looks, great quality and really easy to build in. After loads of online research I was worried a tad about the cooling but I have 0 issues with it. I have 8 fans and the nzxt kraken AIO and have no issues what so ever. 100% would buy again

I purchased this case as I was upgrading my pc. It easily fits larger GPUs such as the RTX 3090 and has plenty of room for airflow. The included riser is full PCIe Gen 4 and is very sturdy for card insertion.

Love this case and definitely fits a black and white build

One of the best looking cases I've ever owned. So easy to build in, and the finished build looks stunning.

Brought used , thought the accessories would be missing but was all there in the original packaging glass still had peel am chuffed saved some money too

I've always wanted a PC in an Aquarium. I'm now looking for some fish to go in it.

Absolutely amazing looking case, only issue is you have to unscrew and leave unscrewed gpu docking mount for gpu to actually sit in the case… but overall no issues from doing so

The space in this case makes it great for a new builder. I love the ability to customise your build with trinkets and gadgets inside.

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Muy bueno y estetico

I recently upgraded my PC case to this dual-chamber design, and the difference has been remarkable. The separation between the main components and the power supply/storage drives has not only improved airflow but also made cable management a breeze. The build quality is top-notch; the materials feel sturdy, and the tempered glass panels add a sleek touch to my setup.

I’ll keep this quick. I went for a 1440p @ 100 fps system. Intel i7 13700k w/ DeepCool AK620 DDR5 Memory Radeon 6700 XT (to keep it under budget) Pros: Easy to build in. I converted the set up from liquid cooling to air cooling and have yet to thermal throttle in synthetic tests or extended gaming. CPU is never above 75* while gaming, GPU floats around 70*-90* depending on the game. If you are building a similar system, stick fans in it in a positive pressure configuration that doesn’t clash and you’ll be set. Paint and finish is surprisingly good. No chipped paint, no smeary scratches, no wear marks that I didn’t put on the case by accident. Oops. I went with the Snow White (white interior & exterior) and I never noticed any glaring build or quality issues. There’s plenty of space inside to do a custom water loop. DOUBLE CHECK that any fat radiator you have will fit! Absolutely tons of tie down areas. If you want to cable tie cables, there’s a spot in a well thought out location to do so. Aesthetics are great, but that’s 100% subjective and honestly doesn’t matter toooo much. Cons: Mostly small and things out of company control. Mine lightly was damaged. Those small quick clips that secure glass and plastic panels were broken on one of the glass panels. I don’t think it was manufacturing but was due to shipping. The case is shipped with all glass installed, so maybe in shipping all the jostling broke those plastic clips? Maybe the company can figure out a different way to ship with the glass side panel off. Some of the case screws are really tight. They paint the screw threads themselves, and combined with the painted case makes very tight screws. Threading & unthreading strips the paint off the screw threads, which is normal. But kinda annoying when you can just paint the screw heads to avoid all of it. The instructions don’t include how to take off the PCIE riser cable to upgrade it, if you can even do that. It’s a PCIE 4.0 according to manufacturer, so when I upgrade GPU I will need to upgrade that. I’d like to not go in blind and undo all the screws and possible mess something up. Please update the manual.