CiT Vento Micro-ATX PC Gaming Case M/ATX with Mesh Front Panel & Tempered Glass Side Panel with 3 Front ARGB Fans & 1 Rear ARGB Fan Included | White

The media could not be loaded. The CiT Vento case is not heavily reviewed. Maybe this is because it is a low priced case for budget builds. However, after doing my research I found this case exceeded my expectations for the price and with good features!Firstly, it is a metal case, including the front grill. The four PCI blanks are push out only, not reusable but it does have a single sliding bracket to secure all PCI brackets manually such as your graphics card with a single thumb screw.The top of the case has a removable external magnetic filter. Optionally, you could add a water cooler inside at the top, this case has been designed with the space for this purpose or additional fans in mind. I know ir supports upto 8 x 120mm fans. You could swap them out for 140mm but I have never been tempted so can't compare.They have included a real glass panel. It is wrapped in plastic so it does not get scratches during transportation.The four included ARGB fans come with a controller board (SATA powered) with two spare additional sockets for more LED fans. I plugged in the lighting for my CPU cooler so all lights are synced plus the fan connector from my ENERMAX PSU. And cycling through the lighting effects was possible via the button on the top of the case next to the reset button, USB 2.0/3.0 ports and power button. However, I will be able to plug the light controller into my new Gigabyte motherboard soon and use there RGB 2.0 software to setup those effects the way I like it. The controller will support 3 or 4 pin fans.The controller does a good job of managing fan speed with excellent heat dissipation. I am seeing 5-10 degree drop. Removing the magnetic filter also helps with ventilation and dropping temperatures.There are ample options for cable management. The ARGB fans come pre-routed and plugged into the controller board which has an adhesive backing ready for placing. You will probably move the cables around again depending on your motherboard layout. Atleast a novice will know what goes where since there were no instructions included. I do not know if the controller can adjust fan speed manually or adjust the brightness levels. Although it is possible to route to your motherboard and take advantage of PWM and lighting effects depending on your motherboard model.It will support standard or longer ATX PSU. And there is a dust filter for your power supply underneath where the raised feet live, plus bays for placing SSD or Spinners!My system spec is a modest build. AM4 5600X with Thermalright ARGB Cooler. Kingston Fury 3600/32GB, ADATA 500GB M.2 SSD, NVIDIA RTX 4060, GIGABYTE A320M S2H. ENERMAX 550W NOISETAKER PSU. Upgrading the motherboard soon!Only using it for playing the SIMS 4 and APEX LEGENDS, Rocket League etc.Considering the above specs it runs very quiet and temperature rarely goes above 60 degrees C for CPU or GPU. This case has excellent ventilation and I am resting it on its side using it as a desktop PC slotted inside my TV unit.In conclusion, CiT have included ARGB fans x4 with a controller in a premium case that is highly customisable for many computer setups. You can't get better on a budget without spending more!

The media could not be loaded. I’ve noticed that there isn’t many pictures available online with people built into this and I his story don’t know why 🤷‍♂️The case itself is pretty small, but it will fit a 4060 three fan card no issues whatsoever, there’s also enough space for some decent cable management and for ssd drives. A client of mine decided on this one, as it was quite budget friendly case with white aesthetics and it matched quite nicely with all the components.It was a breeze building into this and the fans that also came with were pretty decent quality, which was surprisingly!Overall, I would definitely recommended it if you’re like for something at that range or for your very first build.This is a mini ATX case that will also fit a normal size psu, so overall it’s well worth it.The fans also comes with their own controller and they can be easily controlled via the mobo, although don’t expect incredibly visuals for the money.I’ve bought it less than £50 at the time of writing this.