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The instructions included with by AI V3 Crystal Cube included instructions for a different fan controller than was included. I was able to find the correct instruction manual by searching for the case I bought on the Anidees web site. Important to note is that this manual was a .pdf scanned copy of only half the pages(WTF Anidees?) Luckily, they were the relevant pages. I was not able to get the case fans to sync with Gigabyte RGB Fusion, however, I think this is RGB Fusion's fault as it's a notoriously bad piece of software. The included remote and fan controllers have more than enough options to where I was able to achieve the results I wanted. Helpfully, one remote will work for multiple fan controllers, which is good, because I needed two for the 14 total fans I ended up installing. Another reviewer on here recommended installing washers on the PSU installation side to further space the tempered glass panel from the case to enable better air movement by the PSU fan. I did this and it works to great effect, I highly recommend you do this as the space or lack thereof between the PSU and the case side is a major design flaw here.
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING THE FAN CONTROLLERS - the included fans and the optionally purchased Anidees fans do run off of the same type of external controller, but the newer models that come with the optional fans include controllers that have rectangular housings that will cause the "old" fans included with the case to not have their cables fit in properly, or at all. You can easily take the controller apart and strip these housings out with a pair of nail clippers and some patience. I only had to do this because I fried the first controller by being an idiot and connecting the fans to the motherboard through the included AMD cables rather than the Gigabyte ones. Don't do this unless you enjoy starting fires and filling your house with burnt plastic smell.
It's a great case, looks great, has plenty of room for everything, drive bays are great. No room for a CD/DVD drive; if you're still living in 1997 and are building this to play Myst, you're going to have to mount .ISOs or use a USB device like everyone else. I'm sure Circuit City will sell you an excellent Compaq or Gateway that will suit your needs, and you can swing by Blockbuster to return your video rentals while you're at it.
Worth noting is that all of Anidees' online sales platforms were out of stock of 80mm fans when I bought this case. They seem to be the only manufacturers of RGB 80mm fans in existence right now. When I contacted their customer service, they restocked their Amazon store the next day - that's pretty good customer service.
Buy it! It's great. That's all I got.
