C6 White Mini MATX Mesh Case,Simple Compact Desktop Micro ATX Chassis,Upper Cover/Side Panel Tool-Free Open pc case, ATX Power Bite (L185mm Max.),Support 75mm CPU Cooler,GPU200-255mm

A great little case. The layout is very well thought out to make it easy to build in for an ITX case and if you go for a 3-fan cooling arrangement does surprisingly good with thermals while staying quiet. The build quality is better than expected for the price. I also find it looks even better in person than in pictures. I did a spare parts AM4 build in it with an older 6600XT to give to my kid.Potential negatives depending on your build:1- It only fits a 250mm graphics card and I'd recommend keeping it to 230 or less for cable management.2 - It's on the large side for an ITX case. This does help with easy of building and air flow, but something to consider.

I needed something that could be taken with me on plane in the Carry on, and something of this size was great for all of my needs. I put a 3090 3 fan from Dell (deshrouded), and a Noctua NH-D15 G2.PROS:- Amazing build quality, everything is easy to take apart for great build space. Full metal and IO is also better than most along with a solid power button- Easy to manage the internals and build it if you get a smaller GPU and Air Cooler.- INSANE VALUE at only $60, I found that the case was perfect for me at a price about half of my other options.- Great looks. Sleek matte black/grey case allows for a more professional looking build- Best additional screws/washers that I've seen come with a PC case.CONS:- Bags aren't properly labeled for screws, so I was guessing which screws go where. I was totally fine with it because of quality of items, but did mean I had to plan my route of building more.- Like many ITX cases, it requires a lot of planning to build in this case. Especially with almost no cable managing areas for it, it really tried to make me fight to put the GPU in at the end (the Power Supply plugs are attached where the GPU will be, might be better with modded cables).- Airflow is limited in the case unless you have extra fans. The CPU cooler tower doesn't have a lot of room due to ATX PSU.Overall, very satisfied with the PC case, will probably not build in it often due to sanity reasons (or just get smaller components). But nonetheless, it's the best bang for buck PC case that is ITX with ATX PSU for the price.

**Update**I finally found a decently priced ITX power supply, upgraded the top fan to a 140mm Noctua, and the cpu cooler to a Noctua. Set the curve optimizer and enable PBO, temps stay in the 70s. Awesome little caseThe build quality is amazing for the cost. The size is perfect as a living room pc. I purchased this to downsize from a medium sized MATX case. Just wanted some small and portable and this fit the bill.I recommend that you use one fan (bottom) for intake and the 2 other fans for exhaust. You will need a good low profile cpu fan. Temps with a 5700x can hit 80c under stress tests (OCCT), not perfect but AMD cpus run hot. The case has very tiny holes that do not promote good airflow, now that I have temps in a decent range and the fans in permanent places, I plan to drill out larger holes.I highly recommend a SFX psu. The choices are limited and I returned the thermaltake pictured due to squeaking under load. A modular full ATX PSU will work, especially if you put in extra detail in cable management.This will fit a large gpu, 10in in length and there is no issue with cooling the gpu.Build:ASROCK B550Ryzen 7 5700xGalax 4060tiTeamgroup 3200 DDR 4 16G

I won't bore anyone with the details, but I've built my share of PCs, including many years ago, servers used in production setups. It has been while since I last did a build. I have never worked with such a small case. My general takeaway from this case is that it is well designed. Not just simple a sheet metal build, good structure, lots of holes all around. Plus it looks good. In my case I was just interested in going small but without the hassle and additional cost of ITX. AMD CPU with an older GPU. The motherboard specifically had 2X M2 slots where I bought a new one faster one for boot volume and relegated my older one to other slot. The ATX power supply pushes air out. I added only one fan to it. I'm not gaming on this, mainly using for video work. I would recommend this case.

New favorite small form factor case. Can fit up to micro atx, was able to squeeze a 120mm aio without any clearance issues. Has decent room for cable management and fits 3 fans, it's hard to get a case this small fit 3x fans a full atx psu and micro atx motherboard, very good job. Building materials mostly aluminum with plastic protectors on the side.

Perfect for my NAS custom build with mATX motherboard , full size ATX PSU. The bracket adjustable to fit small or large fans, 2.5” or 3.5” disks. Highly recommended!!!