Jonsbo UMX4 Window Version Black/SGCC Steel/Aluminum/Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this case for how it looks. There are not many / any "real" instructions with it besides a few pages showing you the basics. THE LID ON TOP HAS A PRESS DOWN LATCH, PRESS THE TOP TO RELEASE. Don't force it open as this might break the latch (like I did). It is not cheap materials, THICK glass, good cable management. It keeps my motherboard and vid card COOL under load. Heat goes blasting out the top. Has options for water cooler unit too, but not included. How the power supply mounts is "unique", never seen a setup like it but it works. Only regret is the way the PSU mounts, you have to unlatch the top to access the power switch (physical on/off button). If you are looking for a stylish case, this one is great and has excellent airflow. Comes with 4 fans.

yes, omg, yes.Here I was living in Hawaii. I had just moved there and realized I had to part out my desktop and throw away everything except the mobo, cpu, ram, and video card. Because there was no way to fly a whole desktop on a plane.You want to ship your desktop to Hawaii? Hahahhaa crasssshh bangggg chopppp breakkkkksMy only option to move to Ha-Vai-Yee was to break my desktop down to component parts, bubble wrap, and take with me on a carry on in a backpack. Months after I arrived, I finally recided to rebuild my gaming rig. Only, I was not about to be messed over by st00pid airlines ever again!Did my research and specifically chose this case because its LxWxH dimensions are SMALLER THAN AN AIRLINE CARRY ON. Even though it fits an ATX, nearly full size fan, and full size video card, and has room for a SSD+HDD.There aren't a lot of fan posts or build guides out ther but you can find one. This case totally ended up being the right choice for me. First of all, it's sexy. Black anodized aluminium, smoked tempered glass side. Then, it's smaller than an airline carry on. And yes - I did bring the fully built system back through airline TSA security. (I just removed and bubble wrapped the hard drives).Definitely a good case... really don't know why the 'scene' never really embraced it. Total mistake. Probably because... Chinese. But this was good.Update: It's 2020, 1.5 yrs later, still love my case choice. Fullsize ATX mobo in a smaller-than-airline-carry on size, which is smexy anodized black aluminium. Can you dig it?

The case itself is quite good looking but it could have been smaller. I bought this case UMX4 for it's fairly compact form factor, it could've been few inches shorter in my opinion.Overall I have happy with my purchase, the build quality is good but lacks on cable management department if you compare with other manufacturers like NZXT. The thermals isn't great either. On default setup my CPU 8700k temperature was hitting 100 C with prime95 easily with cooler master hyper 212.I tried multiple coolers and finally settled with Scythe Fuma 2 @ 3 fan config, the temperature settled at 95 C with prime95 running for 20mins. I had to try various fan configuration to get this result but the best outcome came with all exhaust setup to create a negative pressure. This resulted in better temps for both cpu and gpu. I eventually decided to delid my 8700k and use liquid metal to bring my thermals to reasonable level.After the delid and all exhaust fan setup, I am able to reach cpu temp 80C on prime95. Gaming temp is decent after 2-3hrs of gameplay gpu reaching max of 62 C and cpu of 71 C.System Config.8700k @ 5ghz 1.28VRtx 2080ti @Stock16gb @ 3200mhz 16-18-18Asrock gaming k6 Z370

If you're looking for a good quality, all metal / aluminum enclosure, this is worth looking at. I was looking to build a system with i7-9700K that had good ventilation, clean looks and an aluminum and glass exterior. The overall quality is good and solid. They use glass for the side panels instead of plastic that can scratch. The only down side with the glass is the extra weight, I'll take it over scratches.I saw in another review that cable management was a concern. I thought it was workable. I'm sure there are cases out there that are better, probably mostly plastic cases. It's a matter of choices. I would rather take a little extra time to dress the wires and have a higher quality enclosure. It's a very classy looking build

This is a beautiful case - excellent minimal design, fit & finish and thick aluminum & tinted tempered glass. Looks and feels like a case that is easily twice the price. No plastic anywhere. Very good all around if you have some experience building - once you see it in real life all other cases start to pale in comparison (ive lost count of how many cases i've built in over the years, but this one is very close to the lian li v1000 in terms of quality). It houses a high end system with no issues and doesn't look like an eyesore even when out in the open.Cooling:- quite good for the size, 3x120mm intake fans and one 120mm exhaust - kept a 7820x @ 4.7ghz and a 1080ti cool and is currently housing an 8700k at 5.1ghz and 2080ti with no thermal issues (and quiet fan settings). GFX Cooling is about as good as my old nxzt compact mid tower.Cable management:-excellent but challenging - it's the old-school hide the behind the motherboard (see pictures) and a PSU cover to hide the cables. It works very well when done right and gives a floatingOther thoughts:This case is compact - it's one of the smallest full atx cases you can buy, it's even smaller than most micro atx cases (which was a goal of mine) -- this makes it harder to build in than larger cases, it's not as hard as itx builds, but it does require some planning.Modding options are very good as well, the internal components can be taken out completely leaving just the frame, and the PSU cover can be used / cut to house an additional LCD screen.

Beau boitier de qualité, mais le câblage est rendu un peu difficile à cause du positionnement de l'alimentation.

Cuando recibi la caja me sorprendio el nivel de acabados por que parecen de un producto mas caro.solo encontre 2 puntos negativos. el primero es que en el manual sale un esquema en el que desatornillando sale un marco en el que hay que atornillar la fuente de alimentacion, y en mi unidad el marco no se desmonta por que han plegado la chapa, y me volvi loco hasta que me di cuenta, por que lleva los mismos tornillos igual que en el manual en la parte del pliegue. y el otro es que el cristal en la parte derecha deja ver el cableado y todo lo feo del montaje, pero no es tan malo por que el cristal tiene un aumado oscuro que no deja ver demasiado, por lo demas todo muy bien, la insercion de discos mecanicos con tacos de goma y railes es muy practica y rapida, la tapa superior de click tambien es de agradecer

Premetto di aver comprato il prodotto ricondizionato a 52 Euro (è arrivato perfetto). Una volta tolta la paratia in vetro ed una lamiera interna il case si presenta come una scatola vuota, in quanto non sono presenti i supporti per dischi rigidi od altro, che vanno installati sul lamierino di cui sopra o sul fronte. Non è possibile installare lettori dvd blue ray o altro in quanto non sono previsti accessi sul fronte. il pulsante di accensione e due porte supplementari USB3 restano sul lato sinistro in basso. Il prodotto arriva completo di sacchettini con viti ed altro e con le istruzioni per il montaggio dei componenti. E' compreso un ventilatore sul retro. Personalmente mi è piaciuto anche perché non avendo le mani da chirurgo ho apprezzato lo spazio di manovra maggiore del solito. Esteticamente si presenta come un monolito nero con una luce rossa laterale che segnala l'accensione.

I drilled holes in the top and added 160mm wide handles from Lee Valley. Also used some aluminum bar to reinforce the underside of the handles. I wanted an easy-to transport case since I move this PC to a different room when playing VR. This case cuts off the space where, traditionaly, CD-ROMs, 3.5 inch spindle hard drives, and 2.5 inch SATA SSDs would go. It's 2020, you don't need any of that stuff. I am glad they cut out that space. I just put 3 NVME drives on my mainboard.Things that helped my build: * Modular power supply * 3 high static pressure intake fans to get air through the dust meshes. * I kept the stock high airflow exhaust. * Automitive split-loom tubing. Get it from the automotive department. Very cheap, many sizes, and excellent for cable management.

Es un hermoso gabinete claramente inspirado en el diseño industrial de la vieja Mac Pro, si eres un novato armando será algo desafiante armar en el gabinete, aunque tiene la ventaja de ser completamente desarmables con un desarmador. Y debes tener cuidado con el largo de la tarjeta de vídeo.