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darkFlash DB330M Micro ATX PC Case, Pre-Install 3 PWM ARGB Fans, White

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[After-Sales Guarantee] Experience peace of mind with the darkFlash brand and our exceptional 1-years assurance for computer cases. We prioritize customer satisfaction and provide top-notch product quality to ensure an professional user experience. [Easy Installation] With its user-friendly design, this darkFlash PC case makes installation a breeze. Enjoy hassle-free cable management and quick access to your components, making upgrades and maintenance effortless. [Thoughtful Design for Science] Obsessive detail design, magnetic dust filter at the top of the pc case and panel dust filter to reduce dust for keeping your components free from dust, also comes with standard hard drive cage. Elevate your PC building experience with our darkFlash DB330M glass matx case. [Vertical Airflow Cooling] This computer case is equipped with three PWM ARGB fans. There are two fan positions above the power supply, and the fan on the PSU directs airflow to the graphics card, creating a vertical air duct for improved cooling and ensuring optimal airflow and heat dissipation. [Upgrade High-Speed IO Panel] Upgrade PC case with a high-speed IO panel that offers USB 3.0 ports and a Type-C interface, providing lightning-fast connectivity options for seamless data transfer and device compatibility. [Unobstructed View] Experience this MATX case's awe-inspiring 270° panoramic tempered glass panel. This exceptional design provides an expansive and clear view of your hardware and RGB lighting. The high-strength tempered glass ensures excellent clarity and durability. Note: 𝐑𝐆𝐁 𝐇𝐮𝐛 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐫 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐝.

Marca: darkFlash
Modelo: B0DBL8S1NR
Categoría aduanal: Electronics

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Minty
Amazing case
It surprises me to see the negative reviews this case has. I've built over 90 computers as a side project flipping for fun. This is one of the best cases I've ever used.Airflow: Yes, the top fans are mounted to blow air up. They're easy to flip to draw air in. Then you get as much air flow as any normal front mounted.Quality: The metal on this case is relatively thick and doesn't flex, especially compared to other budget or even high-end cases. The glass panels fit together nicely. Yes, the metal side panel is a little tricky to get on, but it's not bad. The rounded edges on top look nice and make this case stand out some in a good way. The cover on the case back for covering the PCEI ports is on hinges, which is convenient and looks nice. The holes on the floor of the case between the main chamber and PSU provide for additional airflow. The power button feels solid and is nice to press.Cable routing: There is plenty of space to route cables in the back and under the case, even with non-modular PSUs. This was easy. The holes for cable routing are nicely placed and make sense.Fans: They are amazing--quiet and beautiful. They have a different, round profile on the side that makes them look premium.Yes, the cabling is black. So are the cables on most PSUs. If you really want, you can get cable extensions and hide the cabling behind them. Black doesn't stand out, so it's not like it's highlighted. I personally usually don't like white cables, even for all white builds, because the RGB highlights it, almost makes it glow, and I don't want the attention to be drawn to cables.I've had great results with Dark Flash products, I like their CPU coolers also.Ver másVer menos
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Lazaro Gonzalez
Budget Build Dream Case
In short, you won’t find better looking and better quality for this price.For the overall compact size of the case it has great features. Comes with 3 pre installed argb fans which are quite nice. Plenty of front panel IO. The ease to build in for me was very easy. I would highly recommend this for an ITX or mATX build. For my build I installed two reverse airflow fans in the bottom and a 120mm AIO (for the nostalgia) and kept the two others in the top of the case. Running an I7 and 5700XT temps on GPU stay under 55 and CPU has never reached 68. (Don't judge my one stick of ram it was a placeholder while my kit arrived) As a side note DarkFlash has a great after sales and customer service team.Ver másVer menos
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Dan Myers
15 de agosto de 2026
Compact with a nice aesthetic
Cool case! Plenty of cable management room making it easy to build in. Nice and compact with a nice aesthetic.
Rick Nguyen
16 de febrero de 2026
Good case with minor material quality issues
I didn’t mind the airflow as much as other reviews did. I did flip the top two fans to suck air in and blow air out the back fan as the case has them all blow air out initially. It will only fit m-ATX and micro-ITX. Cable management is surprisingly good. Biggest complaint I have is with the GPU housing area and how fragile the holders are. Once you pop out the dust cover you can’t put it back on. If you screw too hard, you’ll end up stripping the hole. Just make sure to make it snug and leave it as it is.Ver másVer menos
Carol L. Mccawley
24 de diciembre de 2025
Quality case, rolled metal edge, good fans, super nice finish.
This has to be one of the best cases I've used.I've been building computers for over 20 years, gaming systems for 10+.Every metal edge is rolled, not a single sharp edge. The metal is thick and makes for a nice ridgid case. the glass is perfectly flat with no worbly effect. Fans are quiet, blow we'll, and are very crisp and bright.Good choice of wire run ports,The finish is excellent. Not just a spray over the outside, the whole chair is finished, not a single spot showing the metal underneath.This build did not use an AIO, however there is plenty enough room, even in this mATX case to easily fit one.I went back to their store to see what other cases they have. Sadly my other two computers are we'll established and I can't justify just upgrading a case. But oh, how I want toVer másVer menos
Mark Olchanowski
20 de febrero de 2025
Airflow is a problem
Good - Very attractive case. I love the compact nature of the unit, It's well thought out as far as layout, fairly easy to build in, lightweight.Quirky - No reason to have a single USB 2.0 and single USB 3.0 header on the front I/O. Just make them dual USB 3.0. Makes no senseNo aRGB controller included, this relies on your Motherboard to control it, so make sure you have the headers available. Otherwise, prepare to spend a little extra on an aRGB controller with a remote. Not a huge deal, but just an FYI.Bad - The airflow. All three fans are set to exhaust. That's not too big of a deal, if you have enough holes in the case to draw fresh air into, but you do not. This is where the ball drops. The case is otherwise a sealed unit save for those 3 exhaust fans. It can draw a little air through whatever little holes are left on the case, but temps are a problem.My build consisted of an air cooled Ryzen 7600x (on Eco mode) and a RTX 3060 Ti GPU. When installed together and running a stress test, the CPU would throttle down to 4.3Ghz (93 degrees C) and the GPU ran at 80 degrees C and started to throttle also. And the metal parts of the case would get HOT to the touch. All the fans were screaming and running max speed. Running the same stress test with the front glass panel removed provided significantly better results, the CPU ran cool at full speed at 72 degrees, and the GPU would settle around 70 degrees, and the fans would run at half speed which was much much quieter.My halfway solve for this problem, was to reverse one of the top fans to blow air in front of the CPU cooler. This significantly helped the CPU temps with the glass panel installed, but sadly did nothing at all for the GPU temps, as it still has no cool air to draw in. It also sort of detracts from the aesthetic of the build.Final Thoughts. Buy this system if running an APU setup with a simple AIO cooler setup. Buy this system if running with a GPU that doesn't pull more then 120Watts. Or if you absolutely must run a mid/high end GPU, and you're into case modding, then get rid of the Hard drive caddy, and cut a nice big hole in the bottom of the case for a 140mm fan to breathe fresh air into the system.Darkflash - if you are listening, the bottom of the case needs to all mesh, and not just where the PSU sits.
Temple, Casey A
Wonderfully Compact - Not enough airflow for high-end builds
3rd build in 10 years.I wanted a new build to better run Cyberpunk 2077 and other RPGs (been playing a lot of Helldivers lately). Upgraded from i3 DDR4 with 4GB VRAM. It took a few months selling old collectibles to afford.It's taken a lot of fiddling with BIOS to get the AIO pump and CPU fans curved in a way that wasn't always bouncing around. Set the pump to run at a constant 90% (about 6000rpm on this model, BIOS reports) and the CPU fans are on a step to operate 40% at 40° until it hits 60% at 60° and then steeply at gaming temps. Seems to be working well as CPU temps will sometimes spike from 45 to 55 due to webpages and background programs with no change in fan speed. Temps fall almost as fast as they spike when that happens.Under load, it can hit 75C on the CPU and 55C on the GPU. Helldivers really stressed this - pushing over 80 - due to a lack of optimization but I eventually fixed it by locking my frame rate. Now it's running at moderate temps.It was a process to build in this case. The motherboard with RAM and NVMe needs to go in first, then all the wiring needs to be done on the MoBo before mounting any of the fans as the bottom intake reverse fans block all the headers. My CPU was the last thing to come in so I installed it second-to-last and finished up with the GPU - razor thin clearance with this RAM and, as you may see, the radiator vent on top of the GPU coincidentally allows space.It is important to note the intake fans at the bottom don't get much air, just whatever can squeeze in through the tiny front vent slot underneath and through other cracks in the case. The rear lower intake has like 1/4 inch of air gap above the PSU, as well, so it's not getting much room to breathe. They do encourage air movement in the case and bring in some cool air so they're not doing nothing.I've taken the sides off while running stress tests and there's no noticeable difference in temperature management. I've also tried to put the intakes on a curve observing the GPU PCIe sensor and that doesn't make much of a difference, either. It seems the AIO performs at a certain rate and, as long as air is moving out of the case, this GPU will also maintain. Since then I've locked the intake and exhaust to the same CPU observation and curve to pull in as much air as it can when the exhaust is running high.I've also observed that some cool air is passively pulled in through the uncovered gap alongside the radiator as it doesn't fully occupy the ventillated top of the case, so the AIO is kind of pulling in its own cool air with help of the rear exhaust. However, that does mean, under load, the system is sucking back in some of its exhaust. I've considered switching the rear fan to intake but my temps are fine so I'm 50/50.Great case for the cost to achieve medium form factor. Might not be great for a beginner as some aspects are challenging but it makes for a nice, clean build if you get your bits in order.
Fridayone8
Avoid
I expected more from a midrange priced matx pc case.-Had to install standoffs for matx mother board on matx case.-Black front IO cables on an all white pc case. 👎-Only air inlet on bottom of case is for PSU.-If you install fans below GPU they have no outside ventilation holes to pull air through.-There is a removable mesh screen on top of case that filters the “exhaust” side of the top fans. Those fans should be oriented as intake since that is the only place to bring outside air into the case.-needs more wire management tie downs.-same brand psu in white is totally different color.Overall very disappointed, would not recommend.Ver másVer menos
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Daphnée Joanie Marchand
25 de julio de 2026
Amazing case for the size and price!
Comes with colorful fans, and has just enough room to be easy to work in, yet make a compact build!
Andreas L
14 de julio de 2026
Kleines, feines Gehäuse
Passt gut auf meinen Tisch. Ist klein und kompakt. Sicher kein Highend-Gehäuse aber es passte alles rein und sieht auch gut aus. Blech ist arg dünn aber nicht scharfkantig
Kai Ewing
16 de marzo de 2026
Surprisingly Good
For the price, it is surprisingly great. Built in a number of cases before but this was a pleasure. Fans are decent, enough space and the case looks really good. Highly recommend
luka fedyshen
27 de julio de 2025
Amazing for the price
Great budget case