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The Aerocool Quantum V3 mid-tower case has a tempered glass side panel and an acrylic front panel so you can admire the RGB backlighting of your gaming setup. It allows you to create a configuration based on an ATX, Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX motherboard.
Mid tower case with tempered glass window and RGB fans
The Aerocool Quantum V3 mid-tower case has a tempered glass side panel and an acrylic front panel so you can admire the RGB backlighting of your gaming setup. It will enable you to design a configuration based on an ATX, Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX motherboard, powerful enough for you to see what's coming. It can therefore accommodate a top-of-the-range graphics card up to 297 mm long and a processor with a 158 mm ventirad or watercooling up to 280 mm.
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General information |
Product name |
Aerocool Quantum V3 |
Brand |
AeroCool | |
Model |
ACCM-PV30133.11 | |
Main characteristics |
Graphic card max. length |
297 mm |
Max height CPU fan |
158 mm | |
Power supply max. length |
160 mm | |
Power format |
ATX/EPS | |
Case format |
Mid tower | |
Use |
Gamer | |
Material |
ABS (Plastic) | |
| Tempered glass | ||
| Steel | ||
| Acrylic | ||
Motherboard format |
ATX | |
| Micro ATX | ||
| Mini ITX | ||
Power supply supplied |
No | |
Design |
Screwless fixing system |
No |
Case color |
Black | |
Front color |
Black | |
Dust filters |
1 | |
Integrated display |
No | |
Mesh front |
No | |
Glass |
Yes | |
Tempered glass |
Yes | |
Fish tank (panoramic view) |
No | |
LED RGB |
Yes | |
ARGB LED |
No | |
Water cooling compatible |
Yes | |
Motherboard connector location |
Standard connectors (on the motherboard) | |
Expansion slots |
Number of PCI slots |
7 |
Low profile |
No | |
Number of visible 3.5" slots |
0 | |
Number of invisible 3.5" slots |
0 | |
Number of 2.5" slots |
2 | |
Number of 2.5"/3.5" slots |
2 | |
Number of visible 5.25" slots |
0 | |
Number of Slot-in slim 5.25'' slots |
0 | |
Number of Slim 5.25'' slots |
0 | |
Front connectivity |
Location of expansion ports |
Top |
Connector(s) available |
Headphone (3.5mm Jack Female) | |
| Microphone (3.5mm Jack Female) | ||
| 1 X USB 2.0 | ||
| 2 X USB 3.0 | ||
Cooling |
Fan(s) included |
Yes |
Number of rear fan(s) slots |
1 X 120mm | |
Quantity of rear fan(s) supplied |
1 | |
Number of front fan(s) slots |
2 X 140mm | |
| 3 X 120mm | ||
Quantity of front fan(s) supplied |
0 | |
Number of above fan(s) slots |
2 X 120mm | |
Number of underneath fan(s) slots |
2 X 120mm | |
Water cooling |
AIO radiator compatibility |
120mm radiator |
| 240mm radiator | ||
| 280mm radiator | ||
Front AIO slot(s) |
120mm radiator | |
| 240mm radiator | ||
| 280mm radiator | ||
Rear AIO slot(s) |
120mm radiator | |
Physical characteristics |
Width |
206 mm |
Height |
450 mm | |
Depth |
360 mm | |
Volume |
33.37 l | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 1 Jun 2023
Nice, inexpensive entry-level case for a first PC. Plenty of room for cabling. Attractive power supply cover and glass window. 3 RGB fans, light change with button. Medium size, can accommodate a good-sized graphics card and watercooling with no worries.
Good case at a fair price. I didn't have any trouble assembling it. The only negative point I can say is that it doesn't have the support for the graphics card that other retailers provide at the same price.
Benefits :
- attractive price
- 3 RGB fans
- separate space for the power supply
- space for cables to pass under the motherboard and ensure correct cable management
- real smoked glass window
The minuses:
- the quality of the metal chassis is very average, the steel is very thin, and the top of the case is convex
- as steel is thin and flexible, take care not to exert too much force on the spacers that support the motherboard; the sheet metal is so thin and soft that the slightest effort enlarges the hole where the spacer is screwed in, and it can no longer be held in place
- the manual doesn't say how to connect the 3 RGB fans (noname, no brand name on them), they don't use a standard 3 or 4 pin connector but a system where the cables connect to each other and to a SATA socket (!!!); I couldn't find a way of connecting all this tangle of cables to my motherboard, and even less information on the manufacturer's website or in the manual.
- the front panel of the tower, made of plastic, is very tight; I felt like I was going to break everything when I took it apart to access the front fans
In conclusion:
If I'd known, I'd have bought a cheaper case without fans, and bought these separately (I removed them, in search of 3 other 120 RGB fans, which inflates the price); I wouldn't recommend this case.
I'm not necessarily a fan of flash lights on a PC, but I've got two children who clearly loved daddy's PC.
