V500 M-ATX/ITX Mini Computer Case, Mini Tower Case, DIY Desktop Case with Fully Transparent Side Panel, with Handle, Supports 320mm GPU Size

The case is not for new builders. I'm an experienced PC builder and this case does pose some challenges with parts fitment. The intial build used a non-modular PSU and the 6800XT MSI Gaming Trio X. I encountered some issues with the GPU width and the excess cables from the PSU. If you plan to use this case I highly recommend using a 2 fan or 3 fan slim GPU 2 or 2 1/2 slot GPU, a 138mm cpu cooler, and a semi-modular or modular PSU. For the final build I ended up using a SFF psu from CoolerMaster and the 2 slot/2 fan ASRock Challenger 7800XT. I was also able to install two 120mm slim fans (15mm thick) at the bottom as intake, one 92mm fan as rear exhaust and one 120mm top fan set to exhaust. The case is as big as the CoolerMaster NR200P. Lastly, I just wish the case comes offered with a vented, metal side panel instead of the tempered glass. Also, I wish the front panel also had some venting holes so that we can change the PSU's mounting. Overall, I am super satisfied with the case. I will definitely buy another one for another build. See below for my parts list CPU: AMD Ryzen 7700X Motherboard: B650M ASUS TUF with WiFi GPU: ASRock Challenger 7800XT OC edition PSU: Cooler Master V850 SFX (modular) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 90 SE

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I took a chance on this cheap case and was honestly surprised at the lack of better reviews—this thing is really, really good value for the price and can be made to look high quality with some effort. The case metal is on the thinner side and a bit flimsy, but once everything is installed, it holds up fine. The included magnetic dust filters are pretty restrictive, so I wouldn’t bother using them if you care about airflow. Cable management in this case takes some creativity. For my build, I gloss vinyl wrapped over the PSU branding and made a custom PSU wire cover by cutting up a plastic binder, then vinyl wrapped that in black too (see the photos). The 4 infinity fans have all their cables routed behind the motherboard tray, with connections flat and double-side taped to the back panel so they stay put during transport and never get in the way of the motherboard install. If your interested some of the specs are: - Ryzen 7 3700x + Stock Cooler - EVGA RTX 2060 KO Ultra - Matx mobo - 600 watt ATX non modular thermal take smart - 4 infinity fans 2 reverse flow at the bottom and 2 regular flow at the top for exhaust + cheap rgb controller. Build Tips: -Install the PSU first, connect its cables to the motherboard outside the case, then connect the fans to the mobo, then install the fans, and finally the motherboard—this avoids any clearance issues. -You can fit a 2-slot GPU that’s extended up to a 3-slot cooler, like an MSI Gaming Z RTX 2070, but you’ll need to use low profile 120mm Arctic fans at the bottom for optimal GPU airflow. -In my build, I used an EVGA RTX 2060 KO Ultra (a slimmer 2-slot card), which I recommend for maximizing space. -You can’t mount a 240mm AIO on top unless you remove the PSU mount and double side tape it towards the middle of the front pannel (would not recommended if you transport your PC, since this could cause wobble or damage). Cheers and I hope to buy this case again!

An excellent case for the price! Compact, but still able to fit a full size psu and large gpu. Can be a challenge to fit all the components, so carefully plan your build and expect to try different solutions. Overall for an sff build has plenty of room and air flow. Very happy with my new travel pc. I must also add that the customer service from the seller was amazing, quickly resolving an issue I'd had with my purchase in a very friendly and professional way. 10/10.

Ist für sehr spartanische Systeme. Das Netzteil ist oben, vorne. Der ggf vorhandene Schalter ist nicht erreichbar. Adapterkabel ist vorhanden, mATX passt. Die Glasscheibe war bei mir aus echtem Glas. Schächte für Laufwerke oder HD gibt es nicht. Auch keine Front LED. Die Lochung im Boden ist so bemessen das man eine 3,5 Zoll Platte mit Schrauben befestigen kann, sieht dann halt Sche...e aus. Eine grosse Graka würde passen, die Lage des Slots auf dem Board ist da aber entscheidend. Wenn man will kann man sich damit ein hübsches Aquarium bauen mit seinen PC Restposten. Steht jetzt unterm Tisch und fällt nicht auf 🤭.