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SAMA IM01 Black Steel Micro ATX Tower Computer Case
$60
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Newegg has SAMA IM01 Black Steel Micro ATX Tower Computer Case on sale for $59.99. Shipping is $3.99.
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Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this product:
- Steel Micro ATX Tower
- 2 x USB 3.0 / HD Audio In & Out Front Ports
- 3 Internal 3.5" Drive Bays
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- Newegg's Return Policy may be found here
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Newegg has SAMA IM01 Black Steel Micro ATX Tower Computer Case on sale for $59.99. Shipping is $3.99.
Thanks to community member rios7 for finding this deal.
Thanks to community member rios7 for finding this deal.
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Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this product:
- Steel Micro ATX Tower
- 2 x USB 3.0 / HD Audio In & Out Front Ports
- 3 Internal 3.5" Drive Bays
- About this store:
- Newegg's Return Policy may be found here
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For one, you aren't forced to pay for cooler master's awful fans (loud, shitty, cause vibrations). I end up selling them and replacing them with arctic value pack fans. Two, this looks to have support for top mounted rads, which is excellent.
In my NR200ps, the go to has been using the MSI Coreliquid 240r bottom mounted AIO because of the pump in the rad design, replacing the fans with artics (since the rgb msi ones are loud and shitty). Then vertical mounting the GPU. The NR200 (non P) isn't capable of this because the slot for vertical mount is not cut out of the case. So you get stuck paying for the tempered glass (thermal disaster, but honestly very decent with a 2 slot vertical card, exhaust out the top, and bottom intake AIO) and fans, plus gen 3 riser cable.
In this way, the SAMA we have here is actually superior to the NR200 as it has removable brackets to allow for vertical mounting a GPU. This actually isn't just a clone, it looks like it is an improvement in several ways. I haven't bought one of these yet, but this is very enticing. I'd love to put an AIO in the top of the SAMA and a hybrid kit on a GPU mounted horizontally, with the liquid cooler on the side bracket. Would be an easy way to get a nice and quiet water cooled near-sffpc without a custom loop. You COULD pull this off with janky case mods and inverting the case on the NR200 or by buying 3d printed mods on etsy, but this is easier and (when compared to the etsy mods) cheaper.
I might just pick one up and transfer my PC too it.
Edit: Wow it even has more mounting spots for 3.5" HDDs. My main issue with NR200p was that I could not fit the 3.5" HDD at the same time as the Coreliquid 240r and 3080 FTW3. There just wasn't a way without sacrificing crucial fans or bumping into hot components or grinding cables. I'm confident this case could easily do it.
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For one, you aren't forced to pay for cooler master's awful fans (loud, shitty, cause vibrations). I end up selling them and replacing them with arctic value pack fans. Two, this looks to have support for top mounted rads, which is excellent.
In my NR200ps, the go to has been using the MSI Coreliquid 240r bottom mounted AIO because of the pump in the rad design, replacing the fans with artics (since the rgb msi ones are loud and shitty). Then vertical mounting the GPU. The NR200 (non P) isn't capable of this because the slot for vertical mount is not cut out of the case. So you get stuck paying for the tempered glass (thermal disaster, but honestly very decent with a 2 slot vertical card, exhaust out the top, and bottom intake AIO) and fans, plus gen 3 riser cable.
I might just pick one up and transfer my PC too it.
Edit: Wow it even has more mounting spots for 3.5" HDDs. My main issue with NR200p was that I could not fit the 3.5" HDD at the same time as the Coreliquid 240r and 3080 FTW3. There just wasn't a way without sacrificing crucial fans or bumping into hot components or grinding cables. I'm confident this case could easily do it.
Lastly if you want to bottom mount the 240mm AIO, I highly suggest doing the inverted mod. Looks neat and is technically completely reversible.
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For one, you aren't forced to pay for cooler master's awful fans (loud, shitty, cause vibrations). I end up selling them and replacing them with arctic value pack fans. Two, this looks to have support for top mounted rads, which is excellent.
In my NR200ps, the go to has been using the MSI Coreliquid 240r bottom mounted AIO because of the pump in the rad design, replacing the fans with artics (since the rgb msi ones are loud and shitty). Then vertical mounting the GPU. The NR200 (non P) isn't capable of this because the slot for vertical mount is not cut out of the case. So you get stuck paying for the tempered glass (thermal disaster, but honestly very decent with a 2 slot vertical card, exhaust out the top, and bottom intake AIO) and fans, plus gen 3 riser cable.
In this way, the SAMA we have here is actually superior to the NR200 as it has removable brackets to allow for vertical mounting a GPU. This actually isn't just a clone, it looks like it is an improvement in several ways. I haven't bought one of these yet, but this is very enticing. I'd love to put an AIO in the top of the SAMA and a hybrid kit on a GPU mounted horizontally, with the liquid cooler on the side bracket. Would be an easy way to get a nice and quiet water cooled near-sffpc without a custom loop. You COULD pull this off with janky case mods and inverting the case on the NR200 or by buying 3d printed mods on etsy, but this is easier and (when compared to the etsy mods) cheaper.
I might just pick one up and transfer my PC too it.
Edit: Wow it even has more mounting spots for 3.5" HDDs. My main issue with NR200p was that I could not fit the 3.5" HDD at the same time as the Coreliquid 240r and 3080 FTW3. There just wasn't a way without sacrificing crucial fans or bumping into hot components or grinding cables. I'm confident this case could easily do it.
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