I wanted a case that can fit a large GPU but take the smallest space. This pc case is incredible. I've got 2. And are going to buy 3 more to use as ArtNet/rendering stations. Absolutely incredible and only take up 4-5Us of rack space. I think I can fit a 4090 in one with almost no clearance space if I were to try.

I will say. The magnetic dust covers are nice and all, but they can easily fall off if you peel at them. They stay put by themselves and this isn't a dealbreaker at all

Nice case. Plenty of room. Just wish there was at least one skit for a dvdrw or similar drive

Finally got around to build my micro atx build that I've been dying to build diffently recommend this case 👌 for anyone that's looking to build in it just remember micro atx cases are small so might have to stick your hand in to plug in the cpu cable recommend connecting the cpu before putting the motherboard into the caseðŸ˜

This is a nice small case at this price point, and it fits a full ATX power supply and a big GPU. The window is tinted so if you don't have loads of RGB your build is tastefully concealed, the "front" port placement is a little odd but nice in that you can move it to either side of the case (albeit putting the window on the wrong side), and the little rubber feet on the right side that let you use it as a laughably thick desktop case are a nice touch. The sheet metal is cheap but sturdy enough, cable routing in the top corner is difficult if you have a large cooler and install it before you finish your cable routing. The mesh "filter" panels look cool, but like other reviews have mentioned they're rough around the edges and slide off of the case so you have to either take them off or be very careful when lifting.

But the BIG problem that nobody has mentioned is this: the airflow of this case is laughable. Now you may be thinking, "but the whole thing is mesh!", but that's where you would be wrong. See, the "mesh" is not all that fine to begin with, but UNDER the mesh, the case is even less porous. I have no idea what Cooler Master, a company known for making well-optimized cooling products, was thinking. The fans everywhere except the one 120mm on the back are probably more than 70% obstructed. I would seriously hesitate to consider this case if you're using a radiator. You should either plan to (a) buy a very powerful fan for behind the cooler and run it negative pressure or (b) buy a bunch of high static pressure fans. I have 5 arctic P12s in this thing and they seem to do the job.

I managed to get this case for $18 on Black Friday using a combination of credit card points and promotional credits at the time. There was even a $15 rebate for this case I could have filled out to make it even cheaper for me but I forgot about it by the time the offer expired"¦

This case is compact and simple, perfect for my use since I have a tiny room. It's good to know that there is space for an aio in the case I want to upgrade my cpu cooler. The acrylic side panel is a big plus, making the insides look more aesthetically pleasing with RGB lighting.