AZZA CSAZ-804L Pyramid Innovative ATX case

PROS: -SITH HOLOCRON SITH HOLOCRON SITH HOLOCRON SITH HOLOCRON -Extremely high quality materials; screws included -GPU can be mounted standard or horizontally on a bracket, case comes with PCIe ribbon cable. (NOTE: If using the included ribbon cable, you will need to enter BIOS prior to moving your PC to this case and set PCIe to 3.0; 4.0 is not compatible with the cable) -Dedicated placements for HDDs, SSDs, and liquid cooling, and includes one RGB cooler fan near the top of the structure. - Ease of access; the entire case is three pieces: the pyramid top (all four sides, glass panes and capstone preinstalled), base, and PSU holder, which is secured by six screws. To access the interior, all you need to do is unscrew the four spring-loaded screws and lift up. -Comes with one USB-C and two USB 3.0 ports on the front, as well as the standard 3.5mm audio in/out ports. -MORE SITH HOLOCRON CONS: -Doesn't actually contain ancient secrets of the dark side of the Force. -As of October 2024, I'm needing to take greater care in looking for a new GPU; this case can only accommodate GPU's up to ~12in long, which unfortunately rules out most newer-generation cards. -May be a small manufacturing defect, but the power and RGB header cables for the fan situated at the top of the case are not long enough to reach the motherboard. Fixed with header extension cables. -Cable management will be tough with this case. There are two main levels on the base of the case: where the motherboard is mounted, and the aforementioned placements for storage and PSU. They can be separated, but that requires the entire structure needing to be dismantled, which involves unscrewing almost three dozen screws. Currently, I've only got two M.2's on the mobo, so I don't have to worry about it, but it may become a relevant issue in the future. OVERALL: A fine addition to my collection, which finally rounds out my PC build. If you're curious as to whether your PC's dimensions will fit, here's my build: ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Ryzen 9 5900X ASUS Phoenix RTX 3060 V2 (Single fan) Patriot Elite Series DDR4 32GB Samsung 980 Pro 2TB x2 Corsair RMX RM750x 750W GI-D56A CPU Cooler Dawn Series 120mm

Stellar design and aesthetically pleasing that accents any room. I suggest you take your time when assembling your dream pc. Do pay close attention to clearance heights and make sure all components are compatible. This is not for the novice builder! Quality of materials are top notch and well worth the money. My Parts List 1. AZZA CSAZ-804L Pyramid Innovative ATX Case 2. Power Supply 850W Fully Modular 80+ Gold Certified with RGB Light Mode 3. AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-core, 24-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor 4. ASUS ROG Strix X570-E Gaming ATX Motherboard- PCIe 4.0, Aura Sync RGB Lighting, 2.5 Gbps and Intel Gigabit LAN, WIFI 6 (802.11Ax), Dual M.2 Heatsinks 5. ASUS TUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 OC Edition Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Dual Ball Fan Bearings, Military-Grade Certification, GPU Tweak II) 6. Windоws 11 Professional OEM DVD 64 bit | English | 1 PC | Original Activation Key | Lifetime License 7. SK hynix Gold P31 500GB PCIe NVMe Gen3 M.2 2280 Internal SSD | Up to 3500MB/S | Compact M.2 SSD Form Factor SK hynix SSD | Internal Solid State Drive with 128-Layer NAND Flash 8. SK hynix Gold P31 1TB PCIe NVMe Gen3 M.2 2280 Internal SSD | Up to 3500MB/S | Compact M.2 SSD Form Factor SK hynix SSD | Internal Solid State Drive with 128-Layer NAND Flash 9. (3) Noctua NA-SAVP1 chromax.Black, Anti-Vibration Pads for 120/140mm Noctua Fans (16-Pack, Black) 10. (3) Noctua NF-S12B redux-1200 PWM, High Performance Cooling Fan, 4-Pin, 1200 RPM (120mm, Grey) 11. Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 64GB (4X16GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C18 AMD Optimized Memory – Black 12. Cooler Master CPU Water Cooler, 360mm ARGB CPU Liquid Cooling System(AIO), Integrated Water Cooling Radiator Compatible with Intel & AMD, Dual Chamber Pump, LGA 1700 Ready, Breathing ARGB Feature w/Controller

I'm giving this 3 stars instead of 5 because the item description is deceptive. On the store page and on Azza's website it shows the 840L has space for 3x 120 mm fans and a radiator on one side and 2x 120 mm fans on the other. Maybe that was true at one time for older models, but I bought this one in December of 2021 and as you can see in my photos, it only has space for fans and a radiator on one side, 3x 120mm fans. No openings or fan mounts on the other side. Only having three fan slots makes cooling the case a lot harder than it needs to be. I can't see any reason why they would make this change except maybe to save a little money, which is absurd on a $400 case. If it weren't for this, I'd give it 5 stars. It looks awesome. It's not a quiet case, though it probably could be quieter if it had the extra fan slots for more cooling. It easily fit my MSI RTX 3070 Ti Ventus 3x OC, which is one of the biggest GPUs on the market. Not the best pick for an mITX build as you have more cables showing, but as you can see, it still works just fine. It's an absolute nightmare to build in as cable management is difficult and there isn't a lot of space to hide them. You also need to have your build planned out in advance, with cables long enough to suit the giant open spaces (probably going to want fan extension cords for the exhaust fan, for example), but once you get it worked out it looks amazing. I really wish they had not changed the fan layout/build specs without updating the product listing or website. I feel somewhat cheated, despite how good the case is otherwise.

Best case I've ever owned. The extra holes at the bottom really helped with cooling this case down. Closed Aio on one side with a 360 radiator and exhaust fans on the other side with enough space on both to go RGB crazy. I would show it off but I don't want people getting ideas, this thing is a custom pc dream. XD All I can say is that you should use top fan as an intake fan as opposed to how it is by default(exhaust). Trust me when I say the down force dramatically cools all your parts across the board and stabilizes all the temps even when overclocked. If Azza makes an even bigger one of these, I'll be sure to pick it up.

What a beautiful case, it wills fit the EVGA RTX 3080 ultra. Definitely not a quiet case but it is totally worth the trade off!

This is a fantastic and beautiful case, but if you've been perusing reviews wondering if your video card will fit, that's not the most likely problem. My 3080 Ti fits just fine and it's just *barely* touching the glass with the plastic part of its cooler. However, if you're using a Noctua D15 or D15s cooler (or similar sized air CPU cooler), expect a bigger headache. The D15's height isn't so much the issue as the width. Even with the pipe bend on the D15s, this cooler will take up space that is needed to bring down the glass pyramid cover. Thankfully, this case is very well made; you can remove any side's glass by simply removing a couple of screws and two adhesive hole covers that are in the way (and they will stick back on when done, which helps keep the case quiet). While this resulted in the case being more "open air" than intended on one side, it made the case very usable even with a small fleet of SSDs and an HDD. The fan which comes with the case for the overhead mount at the apex of the pyramid looks really nice, but for some reason, has only 3 of the 4 pins an RGB fan header plug might normally have. This would be fine, except rather than simply put a hollow hole to function as a sleeve for the unused pin, it's been plugged with solid plastic. It also has almost no reach coming out of the cable tidy that keeps the cable for the fan up against one of the struts. This was a real problem, as my ASUS ROG ATX board has only 4 pin headers and the cable couldn't reach, so I had to remove the (really cool looking) fan that came with it and replace it with an Antec 120mm RGB fan. My only other complaint is that the case comes with only one PCI-E 8x/16x riser cable and no PCI-E 1x micro-slot riser cables. This is easily fixed right here on Amazon for about $18 a pop (sometimes in pairs) and is necessary if you have an HTC Vive PCI-E wireless adapter or a similar must-have smallslot card. There are no vertical card mounts; anything connecting to a slot will need a riser cable if it has a backplate. If you want to SLI or Crossfire in this case, forget it; the cards which support it tend to take up multiple slots each, and unless you have very slim form factor cards, there won't be space for more than one GPU. So if you're worried about whether or not your parts will fit in this case, they likely will as long as you don't have a particularly high-end heat sink that is either extremely tall or extremely broad. If the parts don't fit and you're willing to open-air one side of the case, that's easily done. If you've got a beast of an ATX board, it will fit, but you might be doing a little customization to fit all of your tech.

As seen in the video, an RTX 3070 fits, but touches glass on both sides.

Fits my 180mm AIO with ease. Easier to build build in than you think. Fits my RTX3080 perfectly. And it just looks amazing too.