Peering through the front of the case you can see the 4 included spectrum fans running horizontally from bottom to top, these are already hooked up to the PCB hub and ready to go. On the top of the case we have a magnetic dust filter for a sleek flush look and very easy maintenance to remove once in a while and give a wipe.

IO Panel from left to right:

· Power

· Reset

· 2 x USB 2.0

· 3.5mm Audio Jacks

· 2 x USB 3.0

· RGB Button (Controls the PCB and compatible devices hooked up to it)

Let’s take a closer look inside the Predator.

After taking off all 3 tempered glass panels, you are left with the bare chassis of the case. The Predator is very spacious inside and will easily fit your components. Because the Predator is so tall this gives a lot of room at the top which I rarely see in cases, a 240mm or 280mm can fit here happily without obstructing or getting anywhere near the top of the motherboard. On the right side of the motherboard we can see our SSD mounting panels which totals 3.

As the case already comes with 4 GameMax spectrum fans already, you don’t really need to take off the front panel to expose these, but it’s good to have the option in case you wish to replace. This is a key feature of the Predator in my opinion, a towering black case that holds 4 120mm fans in a single vertical row that gives the case a signature look, I certainly won’t be mistaking this for any other Full towers on the market!

The back panel and shroud are pretty standard, but also well designed. The shroud offers plenty of room for larger PSU’s but also plenty of void space to neatly hide excess cables between the PSU and the HDD rack.

In the HDD rack you are welcomed with a bag of screws and essentials to put your gear into the case, this includes

· Remote Control

· 5 Zip tags

· Bag of screws

o Hex Screws

o SSD Screws

o Motherboard Screws

o Motherboard Risers

· RGB 4 Pin connector for Asus Motherboards Aura Sync

Because the Predator is so tall and very spacious inside, building a gaming PC into this was the easiest I’ve ever done, and I’ve personally built hundreds. As the 4 included spectrum fans are outside of the main compartment there’s nothing on the right side, even after putting a GameMax 240mm Iceberg at the top, I still have plenty of room to work around the motherboard in all directions, so if you wanted to use an air cooler like the Be Quiet Dark Rock which is a hefty piece of kit, this case can house it no problems giving you the user plenty of room to access and adjust.

Just something of note to the beginners in the PC building world, this case is fantastic and I highly recommend it, but I would look to invest in additional fans for the rear to help get that negative pressure in the case to keep it all cool.

Final Thoughts

I give the Predator Full-Tower case a 5/5.

I didn’t encounter any issues installing the hardware so it’s perfect for beginners, but also big and expandable enough for veterans. The Predator is a beautiful case with its 3 tinted Tempered Glass panels and 4 included fans running vertically in the front. With its huge fan capacity it’s perfect for water or air cooled systems alike and temps won’t be an issue at all while the glass panels keep it silent.