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Micro ATX Case PC Case: MATX Case Mini PC ITX Desktop Computer Case Support Micro ATX MATX DTX ITX Mini PC with USB3.0, Support 3.5'' HDD (Black) | Envi

Jordos TechShack
Super Cheap - But still looks nice.
looks great, added 120MM fans and still has room for 2xSata SSDs and and small video card.Zero built in cable management, going to require old school zip tieing and only one side paneled comes offWhat saved it, and why I gave it five stars is depending on sales, seller, and branding this case can be had between $30-$39 in multiple colors. The only valid competition at that price is open air benches, and noting at this price point in white. Nothing as clean looking in this price range.I have a full build video up.Ver másVer menos
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Escobar Fam
Very Smart and Simple Build
I can't wait to build this one. It's so simple and wastes no metal anywhere. I've built PCs dating back to the early 90s when they would use enough steel that you could melt it down and probably build a truck! This case is so simple and to the point. I like building gaming PCs once in a while but I also like to build a fast but still efficient machine too. This is going to be just that. I've been seeing reviews giving it less stars because it's not as tough as a safe. It's not supposed to be. I've gone through countless PCs in my life and I've never once relied on the strength of the steel case to hold my car up while I changed a tire or anything like that. I came close once but that's a story for another time. If you need a simple case that will hold your PC together, this is going to be it. I can do cable management but to be honest, not one person has ever come to my house and commented on what the inside of my computer looks like. I've waited but gave up. The only review I read that helped mentioned that if your motherboard's SATA ports point outward instead of straight up, you'll need to get some 90-degree connected SATA cables. Very smart. Thanks to whoever wrote that.Ver másVer menos
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Chase W.
7 de julio de 2026
ok for the money but don't want to build in it again
Good price and small footprint. Feels super flimsy until you get all your components bolted down. Pretty annoying to build in with only 4 mobo standoffs, only 1 removable panel, and zero cable management. Had to use 15mm slim fans because normal 25mm's wouldnt clear the 20-pin. overall not a "bad" deal for for money but probably worth spending the extra $10-20 to get something more quality and thought out unless you specifically want something super basic looking.Ver másVer menos
James Kiley
Perfect size for what I wanted to build
This is a small case with no provision for 5.25 inch devices, it barely has room for 1 3.5" disk, although it claims to have room for 3 of them. However, the other 2 would block airflow from the 120mm fans in the front if you were to install them. So only one is practical. Same can be said for SSD drives. The case will fit only Mini-ITX or Micro-ATX motherboards but the Micro-ATX motherboards need to be chosen with care.That's because most Micro-ATX motherboards put the slot for the video card in what would be the 3rd PCI-e slot position which would make getting a video card of any significant size in the case difficult. Not to mention problematic airflow for the video card if it were in the 3rd PCI-e slot position. I used a H310 LGA 1151 Micro-ATX motherboard made by ASHATA which has the video card slot in the first PCI-e slot position, just like a Mini-ITX motherboard would. That particular motherboard doesn't have the best ratings, mostly because the documentation is non-existent but every connector is a "standard" configuration. A person may need to do an internet look up for the front panel connector layout for reference. It's nicely color coded.I built this system out of mostly used or older parts I had laying around from past builds. The power supply is noisy as the PSU is old enough that the fan runs at full speed all the time. And I added a speed controller for the other fans so that they didn't run at full speed all the time. Much quieter! I used older low wattage devices, a 35w CPU a 50w video card and an old 380w PSU, more than enough power for my components. However, if you wanted to, and as the case uses a standard ATX sized PSU, you could put in much higher wattage components. As you can see from the photo there is lots of room for a significantly sized CPU heat sync. You'd have to be careful about the length of the video card though.I have only 2 complaints. The first is that the front panel does not let enough air flow through. I wish there was a .25" hole in the middle of each square where the fans mount. This could be a problem if higher wattage components are used. And secondly, the audio/mic ports on the front panel don't work, but that could be a problem with the MB. I don't know which.My overall impression is that as long as you're using moderately powered devices it's a good case for a modern build that doesn't need any 5.25" devices and doesn't need any more storage that the one NVME drive and one 3.5" HDD drive. And I'd recommend using a Mini-ITX motherboard to insure easy GPU placement and airflow to it. High powered equipment will fit, but I'd have concern about total airflow through the case.I will use this case again if it fits the parameters for any next build. I like it.
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Worth it
My build is as follows -Asus TUF A520 mATXRyzen 9 5900x32gb Corsair vengeance ddr4Msi 3060 12gb gpuCorsair 750m atx psuLet me tell you this motherboard was quite a squeeze to fit in. It says it’s compatible with mATx, which it is, but holy crap it’s a squeeze.If you need to change out your cooler or swap fans, you have to undo either the whole build or at least half.With one of the shortest rtx 3060 gpus you can get, like I have, you NEED to have one of the Artic slim 120mm fans in front of it. A standard thickness fan will not do. The motherboard power connector will be in the way 100% of the time. My top intake fan is a standard noctua fan but my bottom is the slim fan. Keep in mind my build was mATX not ITX. There is pretty much zero cable management built in. Zip ties and creativity.I knew what I was getting into with this case as I wanted as small a case as I could get. I can’t fault it.Ver másVer menos
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Azure
20 de febrero de 2026
It sucks, but at least its cheap.
This case has extremely bad airflow, is poorly built, and over half of the screw holes don't fit any of the included screws.This was the cheapest case I could find that wouldn't look gamer cringe in a professional office. I knew it was going to suck but didn't expect it to be quite this bad.However, it gets the job done for a basic office PC that needs only minimal cooling. I would buy this case again despite how much it sucks, if it is still the cheapest non-gamer case the next time I need to build an office PC.I do not recommend using this case if you need things that require more cooling such as a GPU. The air holes on this case are too small and block too much airflow. Even if you max out the number of fans and crank them to 100% speed, it's still going to have bad airflow.Ver másVer menos

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Super Cheap - But still looks nice.

Very Smart and Simple Build

ok for the money but don't want to build in it again

Perfect size for what I wanted to build

Worth it

It sucks, but at least its cheap.