Customer Ratings & Reviews

I originally bought this case to be able to fit my rtx 4070ti, since my old case wasnt big enough (Corsair 4000x). What I did not expect was how MUCH room there was in the case. I really liked the layout in the back of the case with plenty of room for cables. And the frot angled panel design is definitely something fresh and modern. This case definitely adds asthetic to my setup. But my most favorite part is the vertical GPU mounting feature. A bit on the expensive side but still worth it, if this is what you're looking for!

Stunning design and so much room for any ATX board. Large enough for a 3 fan gpu but personally a 2 fan looks better. It is a little on the expensive side but it is worth it i can assure you.

Love the color and look! Way more space to work with and still have plenty room and slots to add more components in the future.

Loooks really nice , nice airflow and gpu mount make it looks cool

Amazing pc case and has great features! Has tons of space for anything you could want to add. And I also enjoy the cable management spots in the back of the case. Also come with a vertical gpu mount? Oh yea

Plenty of air flow and fan options. It does get a little tight on top with the radiator fans for cable management, be sure to pre-install your motherboard connections before placing the top radiator and fans, routing the cables can get very tight. Overall, plenty of space for cable management on the back side of case. Easy to open side panels and top, solid build quality. The top and bottom have filters. Came with two fans on the bottom and one rear 120mm fan. Huge ventilation vents on rear panel, top and bottom, so I have no issues keeping things cool. Case: HYTE Y60 Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z790-E CPU: Intel i9 13th Gen 24-Core 3GHz Memory: G Skill Trident Z DDR5 32GB RAM GPU: Asus ROG RTX 4070 Ti 12GB SSD: Samsung 980 Pro Gen4 1 TB Power Supply: Seasonic Vertex GX-1000 Watts OS: Windows 11 Home 64-bit Peripherals: Mouse: Glorious Model-O Keyboard: Glorious GMMK compact mechanical w/ Lynx switches Display: 27" Gigabyte 1ms curved 144Hz Headphones: Logitech G435 Case: HYTE Y60 Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z790-E CPU: Intel i9 13th Gen 24-Core 3GHz Memory: G Skill Trident Z DDR5 32GB RAM ːsteamhappyː GPU: Asus ROG RTX 4070 Ti 12GB SSD: Samsung 980 Pro Gen4 1 TB Power Supply: Seasonic Vertex GX-1000 Watts OS: Windows 11 Home 64-bit Peripherals: Mouse: Glorious Model-O Keyboard: Glorious GMMK compact mechanical w/ Lynx switches Display: 27" Gigabyte 1ms curved 144Hz Headphones: Logitech G435

This case is just amazing. I always had problems byildimg pc cause of ther was no space in the tower for me to freely plug all the hardware in. This tower is out of this world. Thers alot of space and You can literly disarm everything, making it easy for you to connect all your hardware, do cable Management, amazing airflow. Etc.

This case was an absolute beauty when i saw it and im glad to comfirm how perfect it was for my build. Super easy access to any of the parts I added and still leaves plenty of room to upgrade things later. Also the large panels of glass leave so much to look at inside.

This y60 case is a fantastic case that has plenty of build room for power builders, new builders, or hobbyist. This case will easily fit a 4090 GPU, full atx mobo, has room for 360 water cooled cpu on top, a cool riser that allows the GPU to be vertical instead of horizontal like most cases, and has plenty of zip ties to do cable management. My Asus water cooled system keeps my cpu around 35 C in this case with a Ryzen 9 7000 series. Running this with an Asus mobo, 64 GB of G-skill ram, Asus 4070ti GPU, corsair 850RX PSU, 3 - 2TB samsung 980 SSD's, and Halo fans in the case. This is the y60 case with no screen or you can buy the y70 case with a screen in the corner that is touch screen. You can also buy a screen to put in this case if you would rather do it yourself. Really the only complaint I have about this case is the PSU room and wiring around the PSU is really tight. You are still able to get in and plug things in, but it is hard.

I do think for the price this is a decent case with most good GPU riser cables costing at least $50 so you're basically getting a fishtank case for $100. It's quite a bit cheaper than the Y70 and I think if you're after the vertical GPU orientation then this is good but keep in mind that this is really meant for dual slot GPUs. I tried putting my triple slot asrock 7900xtx in here and it was getting temps up in the 90s at full load. The GPU has very little room for airflow as it's almost right up next to the glass, I wish their was some disclaimer of some sort that this is not meant for big 3 slot cards. I will have to use a dual slot card for hopefully better temps with my next build in it. So I'm docking a star for that and the fact that it's not completely white with the single black fan and gromets in black.

Great case not as roomy as y60 but still plenty of room for an easy build pure white really pops.

Amazing case big enough to fit my 3090 Asus. Great airflow as well! Looks beautiful. Easy to build in and amazing cable management help in there back perfect for zip ties.

Perfect for a build. Easy S tier for aesthetics. Super easy to build upon, as well. Plenty of space for cable management and components. Would highly recommend. Also huge win for vertical GPU mount

The Hyte y40 is a brand new compact mid tower case from the folks at hyte. The case offers a clean, minimalist design with tempered glass side panels that show cases your build similar to their y60 case. The case also includes a pcie Gen 4 riser cable which is a nice added on inclusion. I much prefer the look of the y60 but I also got the y40 purely because it fits my desk more in terms of space. Overall, the y40 is a sold choice for those who wants to showcase their builds.

My HYTE Y40 case is fantastic! It looks so clean and has intricate designs across the sides. The cost might seem a little high but it's honestly worth it here. It comes with a free riser cable, usually $50 for a good one. I was worried about shipping problems because of all the tempered glass but everything is packaged VERY securely from HYTE. Can't wait to build my PC in this case!

Many people end up going with the o11 dynamic series, which no deny, they have crazy pcs. However they are just way to common. But the hyte y60 is unique in its own ways. I custom build in it, with some solid specs that don’t usually get really hot, however the airflow in this case is emaculent. I’d totally recommend someone to get this case if they want to go for a fish tank or just unique pc look.

Absolutely the easiest pc cast to build in and it has plenty of air flow

Its a great cade to work with that has plenty of cable management space for your build. Best thing to do will be to replace the fans it comes with since they are 3 pin and will be a little noisy.

I wanted to redesign and upgrade my secondary PC which my daughter uses for gaming so I decided to build out an all AMD rig with a vertical mount so she could play Hogwarts at max settings at 1440p. After much research, I settled on the Hyte Y40. It has turned out to be a decent case but with a few problems. Material quality is definitely a step above average and the case itself is very sturdy. Building in it is pretty easy and straight forward and I love that the front, top and back just pop off and on. One thing I noticed is the exhaust fan was very loud. No matter what I did outside of slowing it down greatly, it was audibly louder than all the other fans. I ended up removing it and the lower intake fan and replacing the case fan with an aRGB 120mm and the intake with an aRGB 140mm. Another issue is one many case makers make and that is a lack of depth in the rear of the case for thicker cables to lay down easily and snap the back on especially if you have longer/thicker cables, hubs, accessories or more. It's crazy what even another inch would do overall. Lastly, and the biggest problem, was the riser card. This was installed with an Asus B650 Prime motherboard and no matter what I did the card would not sit fully in the PCIe slot because it didn't have enough depth before the screw down slat was flush with the rear screw bracket and bottom latch. I ended up having to detach it and readjust it and let it float a bit to fit in properly and now the screw down portion is about 1/4" above the screw hole instead of flush. Doing some searches shows I'm not alone in this problem with the riser implementation and most likely it is a seating issue with the PCI card->motherboard. Some have also had issues with the actual GPU mounting too. Now that everything is up and running, I DO like the looks and visuals of the case very much and it turned out exactly like I thought it would but the loud fan(s), poor QC on the PCIe riser and yet again lack of cable depth in the back for easier runs has me on the fence overall with this case.

Amazing case plenty of room. Only can fit one 3 row radiator without modification but still nice.