Bon boitier dans l’esnsemble vrai verre tremp, esthtique sympa mais manque de place pour le cable management, si comme moi vos ram ont un refroidisseur rgb les ventilo ne passe pas sur la partie du dessus donc un rad de watercooling ne passera jamais et si vous voulez un bonne air flow retirer le plastique qui refltent les led a l ava

 

Ho acquistato il case Oversteel Iridium al prezzo di 51,20.
Il case arrivato interamente montato nella sua scatola, protetto da 2 pezzi di polistirolo. Al vetro del case vengono applicate sia internamente che esternamente delle pellicole, consiglio di toglierle solamente alla fine del montaggio per mantenere il vetro pulito.
La bellezza del case ovviamente personale (a mio avviso il migliore a questo prezzo), la qualit costruttiva nella media per il prezzo che si paga, le lamiere sono molto leggere e fine quindi si possono creare delle abbozzature o piegature se non si usa la giusta attenzione,il vetro sembra abbastanza resistente ma anch’esso va trattato con cura.
All’interno del case c’ il sacchetto con la fornitura di viti (scheda madre, hdd, ssd ecc…), fascette per il cable management, gommini ed altro. Oltre che sulla scatola le informazioni del case sono reperibili sul sito come riportato dal bigliettino. Il filtro per la polvere nella parte superiore magnetico mentre quello sotto lo scomparto per l’alimentatore ad incastro. Nel vano inferiori si posiziona appunto l’alimentatore e affianco c’ la predisposizione per fissare gli hdd. Per smontare il pannello frontale basta tirare dal basso infatti presente una sorta di rientranza che funge da presa (consultare manuale). Dopo aver tolto il pannello ho svitato le viti che tenevano un cartoncino nero per consentire una maggiore areazione.
Lo shield per gli slot PCI non sono riusabili (come tutti i case economici) tranne il primo. I led sono belli soprattutto quelli della ventola che attraverso il pulsante permettono di cambiare colore e modalit.
Il cable management con un po’ di pazienza pu dare buoni risultati soprattutto con una scheda madre di formato atx.
Riassumendo:
– l’estetica molto bella (fattore personale)
– i materiali sono in linea con il prezzo
– prezzo, preso a 51,20 un vero affare ma, anche al prezzo attuale non male

 

This is an ATX case that comes with 3ARGB Fans that are all fantastic and colourful.
I am an experienced builder and can honestly say in airflow this case outperforms every other case in its price range and even as high as the 120 range.
The only complaint i have is cable management of the case cables and the fan controller is a little hard and they will defintely be a bit of a hassle but apart from that 100% recommend

 

mi riferisco al case Kyanite, pagato 50 per il black friday 2022:

Buon case gaming, piacevole alla vista.
Molto poco profondo, quindi risulta avere un look pi rettangolare che quadrato. Per le misure esatte guardate il sito Oversteel, su Amazon sono sbagliate.
Data la scarsa profondit non si possono installare schede video con lunghezza superiore ai 295 mm (in questo caso la scheda arriver a toccare la parte frontale, ma non c’ bisogno di rimuovere le ventole per farle spazio).

Lati negativi:
– Per me che ho un alimentatore Corsair HX520 modulare, installare un hard disk classico da 3,5″ all’interno dell’alloggiamento stato un dramma, lo spazio veramente risicato. Non parliamo di installarne un secondo, giusto un SSD fattibile. Sotto questo aspetto consiglio case leggermente pi lunghi e quindi pi spaziosi.
– le ventole presentano un attacco proprietario, non il classico A-RGB. Lo stesso vale per il controller. Perci, non trovando in vendita ventole Oversteel, l’uso del controller limitato a quelle che riceverete insieme al case (4).
– il telecomando del controller, che permette di variare velocit, colore e luminosit delle ventole, prosciuga le batterie CR2025 necessarie in 24h. Non so se un difetto del mio, ad ogni modo non sono riuscito ad ottenerne la restituzione, avrei dovuto rendere l’intero case.

 

Le botier est petit c’est ce qu’on attend de lui mais rsultats le cble management est une purge a faire , attention un nombre important de carte milieu de gamme et haute gamme ne rentre pas dedans j’ai dedans une 3070 vision qui va bien mais la 3070 ti vision ne rentre pas

 

The Good:
For that price this case is an absolute steal (no pun intended 😉 I’d call it a smaller mid-size tower, nice features aside the awesome looks are the magnetic top AND bottom filters, a *real glass* side panel (nice!) good enough space for PSU and cable management. And it even comes with a (well, cheap) 12cm RGBA case fan, in addition to the RGBA front cover – nice! I installed an ASUS Z690 board in it with a Nocturna NH-D15 towering (literally) over my new i9 processor!! – and it fit so perfectly as if it were planned (it wasn’t)! Also, I managed to install a 3080 in it (three fans) plus some extra case fans: not sure if the extra holes between case and cover were there on purpose or just by accident – it certainly worked!

The Bad:
behind the detachable front-cover was a black cardboard screwed to the cover (huh?!), effectively reducing airflow (why? no idea!). The top exposed connectors are OK: power, LED control, audio in/out and 2x USB-2 and 1x USB-3. I suppose I can re-purpose the LED control as a reset button if I see a need for that – not ideal but manageable as the connectors all have plugs (hence the bad section: great would have been an additional Reset button…).

The Ugly:
What frustrated me the most was not the absence of the manual – I can handle that as it’s a case and there are not really any moving parts. What actually seriously ticked me off were the 3 (maybe more) size screws in the baggy, and I have picked the wrong ones ALL the time! Also, I understand the case is for several size boards, but it would have been soooo much more useful if the distancers had been installed in any case – I actually ended up crazy-glueing the ones I needed to the case as I got SO frustrated with these distancers keep getting tight to the screws, arrgh. But the crown here was the fact that all of the sudden I held the two thing cables from the power button in my hand – without the switch! That was still left in the case – so I had to screw that one out, solder the cables back on with decent shrink tubes and what not – I can only assume that QC didn’t do it’s job as that’s a no-starter for any noob! Granted, I had to move the MOBO in an out for about 5 times due to various issues.

OVERALL however I’d like to stress that this is a great and awesome looking case! Yes, there were some downsides, but the looks, the extras and the (intentional or not) extra spaces at the right places helped a lot – I highly recommend it to anybody, who’s not shying away from applying some alterations to the original intent.

 

I purchased this case as part of the Prime day deals, I paid 29.99 for it. Personally I don’t think you will find another case for that kind of money as good as this one.

I have built many PC’s is many different types of case, from budget cases ranging from under 20 to high end cases costing over 200.

Pro’s – it has good airflow with the mesh front and top, it comes with 2 ARGB fans as standard, although don’t expect them to be the best for air flow.
Cable management is better than a few of the reviews I have read about this case would leave you to believe (on par, or slightly better than most sub 50 cases, I didn’t even need to use any self adhesive cable tie holders, which I use in most budget builds and even in a lot more expensive cases)
Not only does it have a glass side panel (most budget cases come with perspex that is easy to scratch), but it is a hinged glass side panel, not one thats held in with thumb screws, the magnets that hold it in are nice and powerful too.
Perfect size for an MATX motherboard, has routing holes for the cables in good places
Unlike one of the reviews I read mentioned, I had absolutely no issues getting the backplate from an entry level motherboard to pop in (it’s a skill that I have mastered with hundreds of builds under my belt)
If your motherboard has a 3 pin ARGB plug on it, you can control the LED’s by the motherboards software

Cons- you will probably want to invest in extra fans as the included ones don’t move a lot of air

I absolutely love this case and would gladly use it for any budget build if I can get it for under 30, especially since my current favourite budget case (the CIT Sauron) has recently gone up in price with my trade supplier and also the importer.

Personally I think you could easily get a 240 AIO cooler in this case and I would bet a 360 would also fit (as long as you don’t have a massive graphics card), infact if Oversteel is reading this review and you want to send me another one, I will happily do a build to show off how to fit a 240mm / 360mm AIO in the case.

System specs of the budget esports gaming PC that is housed in the pictures with this review
Ryzen 3 3200G (running on the Vega 8 intergrated graphics)
Gigabyte A520M DS3H motherboard
Adata 240GB SSD
Toshiba 1TB 7200RPM HDD
16GB Adata XPG Hunter DDR4-3200 CL16 RAM (2 x 8GB)
TP Link 300 Mbps Wireless card
A Budget 500W 80+ Bronze rated PSU (used over 100 of these that come with a 2 year warranty and never had one fail yet)

Plays
CS-GO 1080p medium @ 80 – 100 FPS
Fortnite 1080p performance mode with epic view distance at a locked 60 FPS
Valorant 1080p medium settings at 100 – 120 FPS
Rocket League performance mode 60 FPS
Shadow of the tomb raider 1080p – don’t bother, it’s unplayable – but it for esports titles it does the job well for under 300

 

Solved the heat problem(due to more space inside it) that 3090(upgraded from 3070) created in my previous itx pc case, also it gives more rooms for my animate figures and it’s not that big for the shelf(only like 10cm taller than the itx case I used, the wild and deep are the same). Absolutely love it.