This FSP PC case comes covered in tempered glass with RGB fans for $100
Tempered glass with RGB fans for a budget price.
FSP certainly isn't one of the biggest brands in the PC case market, but its latest chassis is definitely worth a look if you want to get your hands on some premium features for a low cost. Called the FSP CMT340, the case is adorned in tempered glass panels and includes four RGB fans out of the box, all for $100.
The CMT340 is a smaller version of FSP's CMT510 mid-tower case, and its styling is very much the same. Measuring in at 14.5" x 8" x 18.25", it's certainly on the small side, but it's still built with ATX motherboards and full-size graphics cards (up to 350mm) in mind.
The two tempered glass panels sport what FSP calles a "Galaxy Dark" finish. Meanwhile, the four included RGB fans (three up front, one in back) work with "all motherboard brands' addressable RGB technology," FSP claims. The fans can also be cycled through a cavalcade of lighting effects, either through your motherboard or via a button on top of the case.
Inside, the CMT340 can fit a 360mm radiator for water cooling, or three 120mm fans, on the front. Up top, you can fit a 240mm radiator or two 120 or 140 mm fans. At the bottom of the case, you'll find a power supply shroud, along with mounts for your storage drives.
Typically, tempered glass and RGB fans alone would fetch more than $100 with some of the more well-known brands out there. But if you're in the market for a low-cost PC case that sports both, the FSP CMT340 is available now for $100.
Bang for your Buck
Tempered glass and RGB lighting on a budget
FSP's CMT340 manages to pack in a couple of premium features that would normally fetch a pretty penny, without decimating your wallet. At $100, the tempered glass panels and included RGB fans make this an interesting option for gamers on a budget.
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