darkFlash DLH21 PC Case Mini Tower Type ITX Case High Cooling Performance High Compatibility Gaming Case with USB 3.0 Type-C Interface (White)

Nice quality materials, minimalist aesthetic is exactly what I wanted, fits everything my old big case held (2.5 and 3.5 inch hard drives) but in a much smaller volume, not much more difficult to assemble than your average atx computer case. CPU - AMD Ryzen 3600 (65W) GPU - AMD Radeon 5700XT (220W, blower style cooling) UPDATE: The computer was running a bit hot during gaming for my tastes (GPU @ 88C and CPU @ 60C) so I remove the top panel during extended gaming and cut the finer dust filters in half to increase airflow, this reduced temps by ~5C I then bought the Noctua NH-D9L to replace the stock cooler and tuned my GPU to have a slightly more aggressive fan speed curve. Temps are now 68C for the GPU and 50C for the CPU, seems good.

I hadn't expected this case to be as heavy as it is. The side panels are sturdy and the case itself is rigid. It was very easy to build in. It is perhaps a little larger than I had hoped. It comes with a fan, but as I had purchased a Noctua, so swapped it out. Was able to fit a beQuiet BK030 slim fairly easily. On the whole, an excellent "mini" case within that price range. I do recommend this case.

This case is pretty decent in my opinion. Build quality is pretty good. The panels are made from pretty thick steel, the color coating is pretty good, the filters are trash (HUGE AIRFLOW RESTRICTION). Design is a 4 out of 5. Finding an AIO that fit nicely (to my standards) was a nightmare and air cooling just didn't cut it for me. Finding a PSU was simple and the way it mounts the fan pulls fresh air in from a panel. Cable mamagement was okay... It's an itx case, so this is a given. Airflow is alright, single 92mm fan just doesn't cut it with higher end cards and CPU's. Build: This case Ryzen 3 3300X MSI B550i MPG Gaming Max Wifi (avoid this board like the plague... There are components on the back of the board where the CPU socket is that uses a proprietary backplate. If your cooler uses the stock backplate, it's fine, but if you need to use a different backplate, it won't work) 16GB Corsair Vengeance 3200 CL16 RAM 512GB PCIe Gen 4 NVME SSD EVGA 850 Watt SFX PSU (Fully modular PSU is a must and custom length cables are highly recommended) The case LOOKS amazing. The LED strip on the bottom is a nice, simple touch and has some "Okay" stock lighting modes. Overall it's a good budget itx case if you want something different.

Doesn’t fit my 4090, but it’s perfect for a second gaming system that just has a 3060 ti and 13700k

Great case. I did take out the filters. Also changed the argb to regular rgb to match my existing lights. Definitely worth the price. Probably the best case I have used so far.

Great case if you have a 2 slot gpu

Good for the price. Easy to work with it. Recommended.

Oveall an amazing look for an ITX case. Managing cables and cleaning is easy. Sits uniform on the desk glows with that rgb at the base. Just wish that it had better port exposure. U need right angle HDMI or display port adapters to not bend anything too crazy on top of case otherwise it will not close. Looks messy. But if you get those small parts your golden!

Haven't built in it yet, but I'm excited. Only peculiarity is that the "reset" switch (the light button next to the power in image 3, 4) is wired into the RGB in the bottom of the case? It can be removed and attached to the mobo, but by default I think it's meant to change how the RGB works or turn it on/off. Very elegant and subtle case though, and doesn't feel flimsy. Design seems considered enough, and it comes with fan grills (img 2) and 2 USB-A stoppers and one 3.5mm jack stopper (img2, 3, 4) to keep dust out of your front IO ports (no USB-C stopper though)

Qualità sotto la media..una copia uscita male meshilicius ..air flow inesistente prima del reso ho provato mille modi per aumentare il flow ..scheda grafica e cpu soffrono moltissimo