Pros: -Well built: Not flimsy, fans are pretty decent. -Well designed: Front mesh can actually be removed without removing the whole front panel contrary to what some reviewers said. In fact all filters are easily accessible.

Cons: - Smaller than I expected. It does fit an ATX board but BARELY. My GPU definitely did not fit with an AIO in the front .The top only has enough space for a 240mm and the AIO I have is 280mm. You must pick your parts carefully with this case. All the dimensions are included in the specifications of the product. You just have to do the maths.

Overall Review: Balanced case for mid tier builds. For the price you won't find better quality. Would recommend Fractal design as a whole more than the case itself.

Pros: -Performance is above any other model of 3080. -Lot of overclock headroom. (can go 2000 mhz+) -Easy to under volt to maximise power efficiency. -Temperatures stay low. Very low for how much power this thing draws. (be aware that the heat is just more efficiently exhausted meaning its your room that is going to get hot. It's the equivalent of a small space heater after a good gaming session) -Quiet, VERY quiet in fact. -No coil whine. No scratches, everything is working as expected for a premium product. -Asus' "GPU tweak II" software is simple and easy to use. It does what I want and doesnt bug like precision X1. (yeah looking at you EVGA). -Card's RGB was detected and could be controlled from Corsair's iCUE software which was not the case with my 1080 ti. Much more convenient than having to download and use Aura creator. -The look is subjective but I find it more appropriate than the previous strix designs. It looks more serious and industrial. The RGBs on the side and trough the fans are the best looking of all the 3000 series models in my opinion. -Still has the exterior fan connections to plug and control fans from your GPU fan curve.

Cons: -Heavy. Heavier than any card made previously but doesn't sag at all. -Big. Bigger than any card made previously. (fits just fine is a Fractal design Define with a radiator in front. ) -The 3 sockets for power delivery are not convenient. PSU came with 2 PCIe cables that each have 2 connectors in parallel on the same cable. So I have 4 connectors but only 3 sockets to fill. (see first picture) It doesn't look right. The only options I have is to leave it like that or to buy custom cables mods or to buy a different single connector cable, so I would have one with 2 connectors and one with 1.

Overall Review: It has an overclock profile out of the box but I decided to create a custom overclock profile that goes above the OEM overclock. What is even more impressive is how quiet the card remains even when the fans are spinning faster. I made a pretty aggressive fan curve and manage to stay below 67 Celsius (OCED) at about 80-90% fan speed. Even at 100% fan speed I can not hear them over the game sounds with my headsets on. Actually, my case fans make more noise than the card.