one of the worst cases. fits ITX but is massive. probably bigger than some ATX cases. returned the same day.

Holy that's cheap! Is the case good quality?

In have this case, i5-4590 on a mATX board and a Mahussive Radeon R9-290X graphics card in there. Fits nicely. Great value for the money!

I've had mine for well over a year now and paid over twice that for it. It's slightly falling apart (just from moving it out to get cleaned, nothing drastic!) and was about £40 back then.

However, I've removed the HDD cage to improve airflow (I bought a 5.25" to 3.5" adaptor and a 3.5" to 2x2.5" adaptor to relocate two SSD's and a HDD down under the main chamber) as my old 7870 got really hot under load in there, but a 970 now runs as cool as a cucumber.. and took out the top 2.5" tray to fit a 240mm radiator with push/pull fans in. Hasn't caused the chassis to weaken however, and I doubt most of the people buying this will go that OTT on it! A normal 240mm rad + two fans fit fine in the gap.

Heat for this. Lovely case for a mITX built with a full size GPU and quite a bit of kit. You can get miles smaller mITX cases though that fit almost the same kit, but will be £30+ and worse built quality than this in my opinion.

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That's not an issue at all, in fact it's more ideal. PSU fan faces down, draws its own cool air. Motherboard has unimpeded airflow, perfect

Yes I see what you mean. But then cheap PSUs can be bad in any system :smiley:

Mini-ITX is 17cm x 17cm motherboard

In a 43cm x 39cm x 26cm case!

My Mini-ITX setups are in cases as small as possible :neutral_face:

Yes, I know. What I meant is that in this case motherboard is mounted horizontally which means it sits on top of PSU. Majority of cases motherboard would be mounted vertically.

If low quality PSU would be used at higher loads you could have a motherboard sitting on 60C+ which definitely would not be beneficial.

EDIT
Somehow this was supposed to be a reply to alanbeenthere
I'll let myself out...

price showing as £16.00?

Most cases are bottom mount for PSUs these days... They draw air in from underneath rather than from inside the case.

If only it could take matx motherboard I'd order one. Seems well thought out with support for big air coolers and gpus

Super, hot deal :smiley:

EDIT
Just noticed PSU directly underneath motherboard which isn't ideal but when used with quality PSU should be ok.