Impressive Quality: Hyte Y60 Case Review & Benchmarks vs. O11 Dynamic
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- This is one of the most unique cases we've reviewed in a while. The Hyte Y60 is of high build quality, but also missteps in several key ways. Still, the Y60 does new things in the case market.
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Hyte is owned by iBUYPOWER, but the difference is that the Hyte team is actually making things that -- thus far -- don't fall apart if they're looked at wrong. Hyte has to establish itself on its own brand credibility and it started with the Revolt 3. Now, Hyte is selling the Y60 ATX case for water cooling builds (although air cooling builds can also work here). There are several potential pitfalls or shortcomings in the case for specific builds, but as long as you choose the right parts to synergize with it and build in the correct order, the Hyte Y60 makes for an interesting and unique case. Build quality was overall excellent, with shortcomings mostly in filters, airflow, and build order (or ease of installation). Even with those negatives, the Y60 is one of the best ATX cases we've reviewed lately.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Hyte Y60 Review
02:27 - About Hyte & the Y60’s Designer
05:31 - Hyte Y60 Build Quality Analysis
09:07 - The Biggest Problem: PCIe Slots
11:32 - Thermal Design & Testing Procedure
13:50 - Hyte Y60 Thermal Benchmarks - CPU
15:39 - Thermal Benchmarks - GPU
17:12 - Blender CPU & GPU Temperature Testing
17:54 - 3DMark Firestrike Best Airflow Cases
18:21 - Standardized Fan Testing
19:37 - Noise & Noise Normalized
20:20 - Conclusion
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You should make 'gamers nexus approved' stickers for products. As like a better mark of quality for all products than 80+. Not based on price, just based on like performance, longevity, and does it do a gigabyte.
... the marketing is goofy but it's pretty fucking clear what it's saying? It's chilly. Like... how hard is that to understand? IS... steve on the spectrum?
Like the look of this but would like to see a bigger one made with a few of the issues fixed which could be done in a larger sized case.
Dear GN, are you planning to upgrade your testing setup? To be honest, it has low very low power consumption for testing PC cases now, so many cases can handle it. But not any case could handle with a modern 500+watts gaming rig.
Wouldn’t it make more sense for gaming to simply water cool Gpu and leave cpu air cooled?
I mean during gaming cpu hardly see load where Gpu 100% loaded much heat. At least water cooling Gpu bulk of that heat gone out of case thru rad leaving cpu and everything else much cooler in case.
I think in the future will see more of hybrid cooling from manufacturers due to power consumption from newer gen cards. Air cooling will only go so far in a case unless fans are maxed out with Gpu cards creating all this heat.
Hard to decide whether I should put a motherboard in it or a bearded dragon with some nice plants
I got a coworker who breeds geckos that might be interested in this case as a terrarium 😂
Why not both?
@@TH3C001 lol free heater rock for having a pc on
Porque no los dos?
@@megan_alnico Yeah & build the PC with a i9-12900K + GTX480 running 24hrs a day for keeping the Dragon Warm 🦎🥰
Thank you for reviewing our case! The team has been excited to hear your thoughts and first impressions. Glad you liked it, and props our designers for making a high quality case. 🙏♥
Can i get a free case?
I too would like a free case
I love the way this case looks! Please take this review and modify the case to have better thermals. I WILL buy this case if you address that airflow.
@@bronzebow4235 The case is definitely designed for water cooling. There are places to mount the pump and tons of room for tubing. If you're going to air cool this case I would be interested in seeing what simply adding more / better fans would look like, thermal wise.
Hi Hyte, I’m very curious how much better the thermals would be if the cpu and gpu were liquid cooled. Does this case perform better than others when it comes to liquid cooling?
The aquarium design almost demands that you use water.
Steve's baffled delivery reading that "you without your jacket" marketing absolutely sent me, just hilarious! I'd buy for that alone
It was so bizarrely written that it was hard to read!
Average chinese sweatshop translations be like
I am guessing that are looking to be different.
And the fact that they made permanent logos means they want you know who this case is made by.
Not some stickers that can be removed.
Clearly this should mean that the case is cooler than Huang without his jacket. But I don't know why this should be a thing either...
i feel like that was a almost a legally blond reference
Wow, that marketing had me sold.
I really like the style of this case, black and red go hard together
Apparently Red PCs run faster too...
The favorite color scheme of any 12 year old
@@tuckerhiggins4336 black on red is kinda the meta of colors imo
@@Doobie3010 More fps = moar dakka
Main reason I bought a Lian Li Armoursuit PC-P50RSE back in 2010. Loved that combo
Heard good things about this case. Great to finally see the raw numbers of how it performs from GN
I’d like to see how it performs with cpu and gpu liquid cooling
Too bad it's from a dog shit company 🐩
@@chimpo131 oof
@@criznittle968 just built in it with a 360mm aio on top. Added 2 intake fans on the side also. Surprisingly cools extemely well lol
@e that looks like a virus
The marketing material that says something like, "colder than a partly cloudy day and you without your jacket..." is an attempt at humor that I actually find courageous, outside the box thinking, and gives me a chuckle.
Absolutely love that you guys discussed your bias immediately after your first impression.
I just bought this case for a build and he is right, you can tell the case is made well. There is a lot of engineering in this case.
Even the crappiest case has engineering.
@@suspicionofdeceit good insight. Please upload more comments.
i just got mine today and when i opened the box my reaction was the same as steve described i was honestly surprised at the quality of what i was looking at i realy cant wait to get this build started but all i have so far is my case and MOBO
Where, I didn't see a single engineer in mine
@@BahhBahhBrownSheep the case is people!
I just finished my build in the Hyte Y60... I populated all the fan slots, have a 2 slot 3070, added a 360mm aio for my CPU in the top, my temps are great. 70C MAX in torture test's over time.
I have a 3070 as well and is technically a two slot but really takes up 3. Is yours an FE? I have a STRIX. I've been considering this case for a while just for aesthetic but I am worried about temps.
How did you configure your fans? I'm building in it this weekend. Thinking intake top and bottom and exhaust on the side panel. Doing a 360aio and have a 2.75 slot card I think
@@ITh4n4tosI Nah, intake in the side and bottom for air to the gpu... and exhaust the back and top through my radiator.
@@kristianbylard8135 Mine is an MSI dual Fan true two slot, BUT I got really good Air Flow fans in the side intake and left the bottom fans stock and my temps have been really decent. if you're worried at all, just go Lian Li.
@@Broganshire that would be the correct way to achieve the best cooling.
I really appreciate these case reviews. I build my own cases these days, so I probably won't buy one, but seeing these in depth reviews helps me tweak my own designs.
just built in this. I see a few things that I'd change.
1) the top rad tray has the clearance to slide forward a couple inches. The case is notched out to accept it, but the tray doesn't line up with the screw holes. 4 extra holes would allow the rad hoses to be rear mounted instead of only at the front.
2) the HDD sleds take up a lot of space, and the screws are offset, so you can only mount them one way. If you could flip them or even remove the tray from the rear blank(cover) that would give you a lot more room.
3) The bottom fans have the cord connected at the side of the fan instead of the corner like most fans. This means the case has a hole that lines up with the hyte fans and not aftermarket. Also the screws for the bottom fan could be an extra 2mm in length. The popular Arctic P14 fans are a hair too thick to mount without aftermarket screws.
4) the cutout for the rear I/O plate on mine was a mm to large top to bottom. Also (visual only) I think the small opening above the vertical GPU screws on the rear of the case could use one of those little sliding panels to finish it off.
Regarding #3, you were able to mount aftermarket fans on the bottom? Thanks.
YES! I was hoping you guys would review this one. It's had my interest for a while now
I was waiting for you to review this case, thank you!
Got this case three days ago and it's amazing! Looks great and the included vertical mode works perfectly.
I bought this case on instinct as soon as I saw it from Jay's review. It's got everything I want. Plenty of space for fans, a front panel connector that's all combined, plenty of room for cables, vents on all sides, a very appealing glass window to view from all angles!
I'm planing a high end custom loop and this case fits perfectly. Love it's design and with the Hue dye from primo chill, this case will highlight the whole build! Thanks for the great review.
Really interesting case. I’ve seen it blowing up on Instagram. Thanks for the review GN! Still happy with my O11D Evo and will keep this bad boy for (hopefully) many years to come!
I feel like perhaps this case signifies a need for a standardized water cooling test to better represent cases like this for actual buyers of cases like this what the case will be like. I suppose pointing this out helps somewhat but seeing a full build inside one even if just clcs for both gpu and cpu, I feel, could be an improvement to this type of review.
There would be no point. As steve noted in the review, the factors that impact air cooling also impact liquid cooling. If there is obstruction to airflow, it will obstruct rad fans as well.
@@giglioflex The question is to what degree. A radiator already is a huge obstruction. Does a little more plastic really make a meaningful difference or will the static pressure optimised fan simply bruteforce through it?
That's not a general statement you can make. Radiator thickness would probably have a much bigger influence than anything else. But I don't know how much of a difference radiator thickness makes either.
We really need a channel to test watercooling in a proper way.
@@gamingmarcus Please excuse the typos, youtube is terrible as usual and won't let me edit my own comments.
@@giglioflex within that same statement he said that the issues could be somewhat negated with LC. So Beef Ingots point is still pretty valid if not more so.
@@popotoproductions3015 Steve pretty clearly pointed out that while you can get lower temps on liquid, you can do that for any case and in this situation you aren't getting around the issue but merely brute forcing. Steve specifically stated that the liquid cooling performance would likely be less than a majority of other cases using liquid cooling due to the obstruction presented by this case.
I don't know why people seem to believe this case, with more obstruction, is going to perform better with liquid cooling than other cases with less obstruction that are also using liquid cooling. As I provided in my link, as you increase static pressure (which is what obstructions do), you reduce the amount of air being pushed by the fan. It doesn't matter if that fan is balanced for airflow or a high end rad fan, the airflow will reduce as the static pressure inches slower to the fan's rated static pressure.
I'm just glad this case performs okay. It's obviously a pretty case first, so it not being a sealed aquarium is a bonus imo.
Thanks for this very informative review. I have one of these cases on order and considering the rest of the build. This really helped!
I’ve been looking forward to this review, thank you
Really like the look of this case, and the fit and finish look above standard for sure. Not enough to make me move from my O11XL, but it continued improvement from Hyte just may turn my head in their direction when that time comes. However, better 360mm rad support would also be needed, my three rads need a home! Love the black and red color, outstanding.
Can't wait to see more cases with aesthetics like this from Hyte. This looks amazing. More case designers should try unique designs and colors like this to let pc builders express themselves more than a black rectangular box and rgb.
Hey, sometimes they let you pay $30 extra to express yourself with a _white_ box and RGB!
i agree rectangles are so played out
Expressing yourself through goods is truly brainwashed consumerism.
@@unitedfools3493 Not completely wrong, but at least in this case you kinda put the parts together yourself, and have some ability to control how it looks.
And with that logic you could also say that buying paintings and putting them up is shallow.
@@unitedfools3493 make up, how you dress, how you decorate your house, and even the car you drive can be a form of self-expression. A case that allows flexibility while also standing out from the other black boxes is a way to express your passion for a hobby. Self-expression is how you present your person to the world.
I'm so glad you reviewed this case! I actually don't like the O11 cases so this caught my eye immediately when I saw it. My Y60 actually came in today so I'm excited to eventually build in it!
YES!!! Was waiting for you to review this case! Jayz made mention of you during the video also.
I dunno if it's just me but that case is beautiful. The lines and color are very well done. Love it. So much better than the box look of most other cases.
I've always loved the simplicity of air cooling, but this case has such an amazing and unique design I might just have to go with watercooling for my next build along with this case.
Seriously, more companies need to try cool unique cases like this. Like a few years ago where there was the case where the clear side panel curved into the top panel, can't remember what it was called, but I loved how unique it was.
Thanks for the video. This case is high on my list for a new build this year
I'm a first time builder. Hoping to build my first PC at the end of the month. This channel has been absolutely clutch in me being able to navigate how I want to go about my first build. Thanks guys!
which Case you have now?
@@omas6616 Went with a Corsair 4000X RGB. Intel 7 13700K, 360mm Corsair AIO, 32gb of RAM, MSI z-790 MB, Samsung 980 pro 1tb m.2, 850 watt EVGA PSU, 6 fans with a commander pro xt, and a Radeon 7900X. I love this machine lol
I was waiting on GN review before ordering it. Thank you for the review!
i dont know about you but i always get my weather forecast from case manufacturers
hahaha
i already ordered this case and I am still happy with it as my other choice was an o11.... i just feel like so many people have built in that case that i wouldnt be able to feel like im doing something unique, i really havent seen many builds in this case yet so im excited to get creative without any influences from seeing thousands of builds in the case
How'd it go?
Love your Benchmarks, helps much when looking for a case
For some reason this review had a way more enthusiastic vibe from Steve than usual. Great sign for the quality of the product.
I have this case with the 12900k cooled with a 360mm aio and an aio cooled 3080ti. I’m running under 60c even under load with stock fan curves. Loving the case!!
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Could it be.... a certain Aussie Rat!
Watching from across the pond in the UK. I love the channel. Just ordered a desk mat from the store because I wanted to buy from a group of people I both like and trust. Thanks for the great videos and keep up the good work. P.s. I used loads of thermal paste on my new i7 (that because of you I know I didn't really need, but 7>5) as a tribute to you sir!
Thx for the review team!!!! Love the video
It’s a looks focused case. A real shame that they didn’t make a removable bracket for the PCI E expansion slots so you could have one bracket for this vertical mount and one bracket for normal horizontal. I know it would cost more but when the darn thing is already $200ish you might as well do it and bump it up another $10
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I design and build DIY PCs inside custom cabinets. This case could be insane but some heavy modification is definitely needed. I would just remove the plastic top, bottom, and the right-side panel + filters. The wiring needs also some special work but could look sick.
I'm waiting for the 100% white case or version 2 for the build test. I really like the placement of the front ports when the case is used at a 45-degree angle inside a custom glass/mirror case. I just hope there will be an improved version soon.
DIY PC's inside custom cabinets?? damn where can we see your work?
that actually made my day! THANKS STEVE!
I like it, the inspirations they took from 011 are noticeable but they added their own touches and in the end it came out pretty smooth!!
Super excellent review. Heard a lot of Hype over this case. I like the style and flexibility for better cooling. I not a fish tank case guy, but it’s unique for sure. Disappointed a little about the thermals, but since it’s all glass a water cooled GPU would work much better and totally look awesome. A show piece case that looks nice. Steve, consider iBuyPower is trying to improve by moving away from the bottom tier of cheap components. Companies (as you know) need time (and management firing/hiring) to gain traction as they build capital. Hyte is a positive step forward for their company and maybe a possible turn around. Time will tell.
When it comes to tempered glass boxes, this is one of the better looking ones I've seen.
Been looking forward to this review for months
We were too!
I finished my first build last month using this case due mainly to your excellent review. I could not be more impressed and I can confirm that as a water cooled build this case is second to none for looks and aesthetics. I used 140mm fans on bottom and on the side with a 280mm rad and of course 360 rad on top. I designed it with all fans as intake except the rear. The result is an extremely well ventilated obviously positive pressure case that has been flawless. water cooling both the CPU and GPU left enough space to mount a D5pump/reservoir combo on the floor in the corner section that fills out the space nicely and looks fantastic. Because nobody has benchmarked this case configured as intended it's hard to say how it compares but in Cinebench R23 with an I9-13900k I scored 39577, all cores hit between 5900 and 6200 mhz with temps below 90c. I used the Asus AIOC. Various 3dMark tests with my 4090 EK water cooled GPU showed temps between 45-52c depending on the test. Thank you again for your excellent content and for being so instrumental in my first PC build
I would be curious to see how cases like this stack up against older dual compartment style cases, like the Corsair Air 540. Seems to have more space for the main components and less "basement" room for the drives/power supply, but it also has a more convoluted air path.
I want to see what a Gamers Nexus designed case would be like.
Something tells me it'd draw inspiration from Torrent/SL600M/Raven RVO2 designs.
Here you go: czcams.com/video/QwvfRwFx7ZM/video.html
They were tossing up about doing a case a while back but i see nothing has come to fruition yet.
I think it would just be a test bench with 12 fan mounts
I love that glass corner like that, to look the parts inside it's perfect and the airflow in looks tight.
My PC is now in this case and I'm loving it! It was a fun case to build in as well. Highly recommend!
hopefully we see a refresh model sometime in the future where they remove some of the material restricting airflow or at least make the vertical mount optional rather than mandatory
I wish I knew that before I bought it but now, I’m stuck with a oversized paperweight that keeps overheating itself due to the GPU overheating core components.
@@deadinside8891 Add more fans.
Plug the holes and turn it into a fish tank lol
And make fill it with saltwater to grow nano coral reef.
It's been done. A simple search should turn it up. :). The hyte guys themselves did it.
This is exactly why I named my computer "Tank" once I got my y60.
Thank you for the review. My son showed me this case the other day and I found it very interesting. However, I do not want a vertical GPU and low height expansion slots, and a case you have to brute force to be efficient. No matter how much I look at your at your Best Cases video, I always circle back to the O11 DXL. I have gotten really tired of psu shrouds. Plus I am replacing (repurposing) a 2016 Phantek Entho Luxe, so size is not a constraint. Keep up the good work and I am proud to be a Patreon of this channel.
To be fair every case that has fans is brute forcing cooling....
i've seen an ad to this few weeks back, i wasn't sure it's real at that moment. it seemed to good to be true and that sort of scared me away, just to see it now happening, existing, being real and quite good. this is amazing.
Would love a quality case like this with good dust filtration but in a cube style with room for 2 360 or 480 radiators side by side up top. Flat laying motherboard so no need for a riser. There are very few choices out there but for me the most logical design.
I really like the looks of this case. If I ever go back to larger cases this is top of my list.
What I like about this one is it gives you a nice view to make a beautiful build and still has plenty of airflow.
I find hyte to be pretty impressive as a whole. I think the revolt 3 was pretty cool
Had been waiting for you guys to put this case through its paces. Unfortunately the lack of clearance for thick gpus makes this a pass. Maybe a V2 will give more clearance for air cooled gpus.
The Y40 has you covered. The Y60 can still fit some 4090s
Been waiting for this review.
Wow. Nice review, and nice case. I am liking what I am seeing. I might do a build in this if the market cooperates at this time.
Thanks GN!!
Considering the lack of space for add in cards, Hyte might as well have reduced the hight and turned it into an ITX case since there is very little point in limiting expansion options to half height cards.
You can install NIC/WIFI/Capture cards in it though.
@@ionstorm66 yeah I have no idea what he's talking about. Almost no one uses AICs anyway
@@weavercs4014 Quite a few do. Especially VR users who need a functional USB port for it, or people who want more nvme storage. It's just dumb that the case makes vertical GPU mounting absolutely mandatory.
@@Michael-zf1ko so who actually NEEDS a full size AIC? I don't have any AICs and I have 5tb of storage on NVME. There is almost 0 use case for a large AIC. Even your examples aren't even legitimate (I don't mean that rudely but you're straight up wrong)
@@Michael-zf1ko dual and single m.2 cards and almost all pcie nvme are low profile. You can easily find low profile 3.2 usb cards.
This isnt a workstation case, its for gaming. Most mainstream boards have multiple built in NVME and good USB at this point. At best you're looking at a 2.5/10g card for someone with fiber internet, or a capture card. The riser brings the cables up to above a lowpro card which is nice, so you can use all the slots and clear the cables.
The only major loss with this, is all the AIB TB3 cards are full height. So you cant use them unless you get a second riser and stick be behind the GPU. Only works for dual slot GPUs. There are 2 sets of standoffs for the vertical mount.
I'd be interested in seeing a "best case scenario" with all the fan slots occupied if you ever modify your testing methodology or update the hardware used as the average users heat load inevitably increases as recent trends seem to indicate they will.
Yeah seems odd to not include testing for the best case cooling and nerfing cooling right after complaining about airflow
I feel like this is the first GN case review that I have watched in a while. These oddly, are the main GN videos that I watch.
That GPU change at 16:45 was soooooo smooth. Hat's off to the camera guy.
I've been waiting for this review from GN! I'm hoping for a Y60 v2 to address the minor issues. If Hyte listens like Lian Li does then it may be possible
Definitely a better looking clear case compared to what I’m used to seeing. Too bad water cooling is such an added expense in an already expensive market.
Been waiting for this!!!!!
Been waiting on this review!! Thanks GamersNexus!
It's great to see companies try something new and make them work, instead of be like MSI and churn out the same damn hot-box every release
Wait do people actually buy msi cases?
Tbf, it is a different hot box every single time.
If only they actually consult people that knows what's going on.
@@megadeth8592 the msi forge 100r is a pretty okay case for its price point.
That's really it though.
It's really kind of stunning that the O11 variants are all still charting really well, even amongst the deliberately air-focused cases.
It's rare that I can feel secure in a tech purchase even after a year. My money on the XL was well spent, it seems.
i was waiting for this review
Love the sliding trays. Thats a nice looking feature.
Visual design truly is subjective, for this looks like an espresso machine to me.
This looks more like a wall mounted (or on desk next to wall) PC, where one side is basically never viewed and the other side is fully visible.
I... Like it? in that it's different and weird enough to be interesting and hopefully sparks some aesthetic changes in the market, but I also don't see myself buying it (even if the price were to fall)
Praise the experimentation, critique the implementation. In this case that means praising both, with a grain of salt for both.
Is it impossible to use a bigger power source or is it just a tight fit?
jaytwocents did a bigger one, its tight and only just fits
I was looking forward to this review ever since i first saw this case, and given that I currently have both an O11 and an S340 in my room I guess that makes sense.
I love how laid back they are with there short quips on the website and box. I mean if you don't understand what it's trying to express then that's on you
I do really like the style of this case, it _looks_ really, really nice, especially in a field that is so similar to each other the way it stands out is a huge mark in its favor imo
But, as with most cases I've been looking at changing to (since my case is ten years old now, and not at all up to today's standards) it will not fit on the PC shelf built into my desk. The longer I spend looking for a case that is 1) worth buying and 2) will fit where it needs to go, the more I'm thinking it might be time to buy a new desk, too. Sigh.
Don't regulate your build to a shelf.. there's a reason they are called deskTOP pcs
@@Hardball_MMA I mean sure, in a perfect world I would have a giant desk with enough space for a very pretty showcase build, but the realities of tiny apt living is space constraints, and that means either keeping the tower tucked away under the desk or only using a single monitor, unless you wanna fund a wall-mounted setup for me haha
@@Blutzen There are wall mounted cases as well.
the landcool 215 did really well and its not as expensive.
That's not the point of the y60 though. It's price tag clearly indicates that it's for people who don't stress over thermals as much but also appreciate unique ATX form factor
Beautiful design, I could see some really cool custom paint jobs coming.
Upgraded My pc with this case and I am very happy with the outcome!
I love the look of this aquarium, but would never buy it in its current form. Having essentially 1 usable PCIe slot is a complete deal breaker. If they would come out with a version that didn't have the vertical GPU mount and full size PCIe slots I would very likely pick one up and retire my old Caselabs case. They are probably loosing alot of sales by going for nothing but aestheics.
Yup exactly thats a deal breaker for me waiting for my lian li mini air to come
Yeah, with normal GPU orientation I'd seriously consider this for my next case ... looks real nice
All they had to do was put in 7 full size PCIe slots without the pointless little strips of metal between them.
If they still wanted to support vertical GPUs, they then could just ship it with a bracket that takes up those 7 slots and gives you 4 full size vertical slots closer to the board.
I still don't understand why those are not more popular. I have one and it is perfect. With the right PCIe extensions you could also run multiple PCIe cards.
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I personally just built a computer with this case, and I'm air cooling it as well for the time being. I was mainly attracted to this case because of how open it is and how much of a display piece it looks like. However, being a mechanical engineer and having worked with a lot of cooling systems in industry before I can see some issues with the cooling for this case that you pointed out (especially the grating obstructing flow that will quickly clog up with dust/hair)
But man does it look good.
I do feel that for air cooling some of the placements feel awkward. For example, typically when you place a fan you want to see the pretty face towards you and the part with the structural brackets towards the hidden area. You can't really do that with this case in the normal sense. In most standard cases you pull air from the front and push it out the back, and you can mount the fans in such a way that you won't see the support frame of the brackets on the front fans (and if the front panel is transparent you'll see the cool front part of the fan as well)
This case however wants you to face the side fans inward, which therefore pulls air out of the case instead of pushing it into the case. This means that in order to get proper air flow, you need to push more air into the case. I'm still mulling over how I want to do that but I feel my options are limited. The bottom fans are currently designed to pull air in sure, but I had to flip the back fan to also pull air in, and I feel its not enough yet. I might consider putting 1 of the 3 top fans (the one closest to the back) pushing air into the case and make the other two top fans pull air. I think that since the back fan would mix with the back top fan in this scenario, it would mix cool air in before hitting the CPU and then the CPU pushes air towards the side fans and front top fans as well. The bottom fans mostly would be pushing their cool air onto the GPU in this instance.
Thank you for another great review (per usual). I am excited to have other companies doing this style of PC case. This would be a great competitor to the (Phanteks) Metallic Gear Cube, but its price makes it in direct competition with the far better Lian Li O11 Evo (and well above the O11 mini). Still, very happy for the competition and can't wait for more iterations of this design. Also, totally agree that it was a good idea to separate Hyte from CyberPower.
Edit: This case is great for those who need some color in their build, rather than black, white, or silver.
I like how they specify what the ideal build for the case is. I also like that they are taking chances on a unique design as opposed to cookie cutter mid and full tower cases.
you without your jacket in a windy rainy day, I live in Hamburg, I understand what they mean, I call that poetic marketing, well done. Would love to see more companies do that.
I am glad to see this evaluation by GN! It's a cool design for a case. Not that I am switching from my LanCool II Mesh, but this makes some great options for people.
I like that your coasters are so popular now, your company has pivoted from reviews to coaster manufacturing.
I love that product description
Really beautiful case, and really puts Hyte on the map. Not my thing right now, but if I wanted a display PC, this would really draw my eyes.
Would love to see a case where Hyte focuses on air cooling performance. I love the attention to detail, and would love to see it applied to performance engineering. :)
Great review. Currently in the process of obtaining parts for a build on a ASUS Maximus Z690 Extreme and really having a hard time deciding on a case. Read a few reviews on the board that said it was difficult to fit into some cases that even advertise E-ATX compatibility.
This was the review I was looking forward to! The case looks promising, but I'm glad that you finally took a look at it. Any plans to revisit this case with water cooling? I don't have any preference as to an AIO or custom loop, either would be fine honestly. Although, a custom loop might be better for the GPU temps.
Wow!
This computer looks great!
Like an aquarium for your components!
Thanks Steve !!
Happy with my Fractal Torrent RGB on y'alls recommendation. This case, when I built my machine in early April, didn't seem worth waiting for and turns out I was right.
Fantastic review! This helped me to decide to go with Lian Li. Thank you!
I'm so cool, I'm like a partly cloudy day with a light breeze and you without your jacket! ;) yeahh
Did not know Hyte is an ibuypower spin off brand, glad they managed to produce something of quality. This is also the first review I've seen that shows off the bottom of the case, I appreciate the extra effort put in here.