Asus ProArt PA401 Wood Edition, Tempered Glass Panel

I crammed a RTX 6000 pro in this thing and it looks like it was meant to be. Beautiful well crafted case with plenty of room.

Overall, I thnk this is the best midsized case available (early 2025). The two 160mm fans move an exceptional amount of air. I am able to keep my 5950x cool with a Peerless Assassin in this case even under heavy load because there's so much air being moved. It's like a more home-cozy Fractal Torrent. It's a very sturdy case. I have two loud 3.5 WD Red drives installed and there's no rattling or audible drive noise/clicking, which I had issues with when I had them installed in my Fractal Design Meshify 2. The desk footprint is very small. This is a huge win, as most cases are being build very long now to accomodate modern graphics cards. That ties in to the only downside to the case, which will only be a problem if you don't plan ahead of time, which is the graphics card clearance being 315mm. This removes A LOT of card options. There is a lot of cable management space in the back. I am using a 150mm PSU, and would recommend this be the biggest size you go if you plan to keep the drive cage in. If you take the cage out, you will have space to work with any size PSU. The whole body just feels good quality. No bendy or wobbly metal panels at all, like the Corsair 4000d I had. Good value, considering it comes with those two front 160mm and a rear 120mm 28mm-thick fan.

like this case it's good quality and easy to install

You all think the obvious fan noise in the video doesn't exist. I've never encountered this with Corsair, Arctic, or Thermalright. I will avoid all Asus products in the future.