mATX (Mini ITX) PC Case, Micro ATX PC Case, Mini Tower Small Form Factor, 0.8mm Thick SPCC Material, Suitable for MicroATX (244mm x 244mm))/Mini ITX (170mm x 170mm) Motherboard

This case is pretty solid, I’m pleased with it, it does what I wanted. I like the simple, clean look. There’s not much in the way of cable management, but that’s to be expected with the size of this case. Nonetheless, I’ll likely make an effort to clean things up with zip ties. The case isn’t very noisy, I got anywhere from low 50s to mid 60s db (with my cpu fan at 100%), but that’s likely more on my cooler than the case. Also this was with my side panel off, but don’t expect too much from this case in terms of noise deadening, due to the design. Components: I used an i5-11400, a mini itx motherboard, and an RTX 4060 low profile. Along with the m.2 ssd, I have a 2.5 in ssd just kinda floating in there; you could probably fit a few more if you cared to, but I wouldn’t use a spinning drive. I also used a Thermalright AXP120-x67, which fits perfectly, but it’s as tall as you could go for a cooler… it honestly fits perfectly, almost flush. The power supply fits nicely, I’m glad it’s on the bottom. Airflow: In this form factor, if you’re doing anything intensive, it’s likely to get hot. The vented holes are nice, but the ones on the side panel don’t cover the back 1/3 or so of my CPU cooler. If I were to make one change, it would be that. Otherwise, you could likely get away with installing 1-2 ~80mm fans in the front of the case, and maybe one on top as well, providing that you figure out some way to mount them. Overall, for the price, the case is pretty good, and could be great with a few improvements.

My family likes to kid me about how often I change my computer case - I just could not find one that had everything I want. I feel like a designed this case, it checks all the boxes for me. I wanted a small MATX case (this also does ITX), in silver, several USB ports on the front of the case, open slots for graphics card and other peripherals. And good airflow as well. This case has freed up some space in my work area. Build was not difficult, needed to downsize the power supply (get a good one). I got a modular power supply and cable management was easy, Temps have been good, with a good CPU fan no additional fans needed. MATX board fit easily, Case is lightweight and can be used vertically or horizontally.

Great case, the PSU was difficult as I purchased three before they worked with my MATX motherboard? I don't know what that was all about, each said they did. The reason it is 4 star is because there is not chasis mount for a fan. CPU and PSU fan may be sufficient, but I want a fan to push air out of the enclosure.

Functionally it is exactly what it is. A simple slim case. My only issue with it is fan support, there is no fans that attach to the inside for extra cooling. NONE. So all you have is the CPU fan that blasting trying to keep up. If anyone has fitted any fans let me know. My temps are crazy high.

Great little case for those needing a SFF build. I crammed a Ryzen 5 5600 and an RTX 4060 in this case and it went swimmingly. The build quality is good for this price point - you can’t find many SFF cases for this price. It looks really clean. I used two 80mm fans - one on the bottom right by the power supply and another 80x80x15 in the front near the vents for the intake. There is a standoff that the fan fits perfectly between. I really like how it turned out and it was a fun build to do!