KEDIERS C570 ATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Case - Open Frame Cooling

Our review of the KEDIERS C570 finds it best suited for builders who prioritize airflow and showpiece RGB lighting. The single biggest reason to consider this case is its pre-installed set of five PWM ARGB fans combined with an open-frame layout, which keeps GPU temperatures lower than many closed mid tower designs while showcasing components behind two tempered glass panels. For anyone building a pink-themed or RGB-focused gaming rig that needs solid cooling without a separate controller, the C570 makes a strong case.

Key Features

• Powerful cooling: Five pre-installed PWM ARGB fans and an open-frame design help maintain lower GPU temperatures during sustained gaming loads.
• Dual tempered glass: Two 4mm-thick tempered glass panels allow clear visibility of components and ARGB lighting while creating a premium display for the build.
• SYNC RGB: Fans connect to a +5V ARGB motherboard header so lighting can be controlled directly by software with no separate controller required.
• Broad motherboard support: The mid tower supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX boards, giving flexibility for mainstream and smaller builds.
• Modern I/O: Front panel includes 1 Type-C, 2 USB 3.0 ports and 1 HD audio jack for contemporary peripherals and headsets.

Who It's For

The C570 is ideal for PC builders who want a visually striking, RGB-forward case with strong stock cooling and easy software-controlled lighting. Streamers, gamers, and anyone planning a GPU-heavy build will appreciate the continuous airflow from five PWM fans and the visibility offered by dual tempered glass panels.

Those who need extensive cable-routing features or an ultra-compact form factor should look elsewhere; some customers report that cable management is tricky and the open design prioritizes display and cooling over hidden routing. Builders wanting absolute water-cooling customization or noise isolation may prefer a different chassis.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Excellent out-of-the-box airflow from five PWM ARGB fans and an open design.
• Attractive presentation with two thick tempered glass panels that showcase RGB lighting.
• Easy ARGB syncing via a standard +5V motherboard header without extra controllers.
• Front I/O includes modern Type-C and USB 3.0 ports for convenience.

Cons

• Cable management can be fiddly, and some users report mixed experiences with internal fit and build quality.
• Open-frame styling reduces noise dampening and may not suit minimal or stealth builds.

Specifications

Brand	KEDIERS
Model	C570 ATX Mid Tower
Included fans	5 PWM ARGB fans
Side panels	2 x 4mm tempered glass
Motherboard support	ATX / Micro-ATX / Mini-ITX
Front I/O	1 x Type-C, 2 x USB 3.0, 1 x HD Audio

Our Verdict

The KEDIERS C570 is a strong pick for builders who want striking RGB presentation and superior stock airflow without adding extra fans or controllers; it pairs well with mid to high-end GPUs and modern motherboards. Despite some caveats around cable routing and mixed reports on build consistency, it delivers good value for users prioritizing cooling and visual impact over silent or ultra-clean internal cabling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the ARGB lighting be controlled without an external controller?
Yes. The fans use a +5V ARGB header so lighting is controlled directly through compatible motherboard software.

What motherboard sizes fit in this case?
The C570 supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards.

Does it come with tempered glass panels?
Yes. The case includes two 4mm-thick tempered glass panels for component visibility and RGB display.