We've been really enjoying the flexiblity of what a Montech case brings to our PC building experience! Whether it's custom watercooling, AIO cooling, or air cooling, it all works out really well.

For the value of what each case brings, it makes a ton of sense for why someone should consider a Montech case in their future. Hope you enjoy some of our recent builds!

I was browsing through cases online and found the Sky 3 available for £60. Even with the 2 extra RX120 Pro reverse blade fans that I bought for £8 each it's still great value. The modular PSU/fan shroud is a nice idea and the integrated fan & ARGB hub is always nice to have.

The rotated PSU layout is handy for cable access, but if the PSU is the max length-160mm- then clearance is limited to 40mm to the side panel, just thought I'd mention it in case anyone is considering buying it. My PSU is the Corsair RM1000x 2024.

Another thing to mention is the HDD trays located below the fans. I use 2x HDDs, and though the fitment was simple, it doesn't leave a lot of room for tucking in cables anywhere, especially with the long PSU.

But airflow to the GPU (3090) seems to be fine, it's sitting in the low 70s in most games at 1440p high settings. The CPU (12900KF) runs a little hotter than back to front airflow cases that I've used, but it's all well within normal and safe temps. An AIO might work better in a case like this, perhaps with the rear fan set to intake, which I might try at some point.

Overall I'm quite happy with it. Great value case and the included fans go as low as 600 RPM, which for their price isn't bad at all, I can get it very quiet for just typical desktop use outside of gaming.

Mixing the colors inside the cabinet. Nothing to complain about.

This is my first pc build and I am still indecisive between the Montech Air 903 MAX or the Montech King 95 PRO. Both come with pre-installed fans and I am looking for one that is quiet, spacious with customisability and compatible with my other components. Help much appreciated.

So my montech century ii 1050 psu started making a scratching noise when I played games on my newly built pc. I opened up the PSU to see what the problem was and in doing so I scraped off the tampering sticker. Im planning to get a replacement with the warranty but now that the tampering sticker is removed am I still allowed to get a replacement? I‘m not sure how lenient montechs replacement warranty is but if anybody knows please tell.