Dude, I was defending you on other threads about the silliness of people and airflow. There's nothing wrong with a lower airflow case making accurate representations of their product, but this manufacturer chose to explicitly represent their product as a high airflow type when it is not.
It is a great deal for systems without high-powered, high-heat components. It is also bad to lie about the characteristics of the product you're selling. I'll bring this all back around in a circle, stop being a jerk.
Why not point me to the official, legal definition of high airflow. The one that lists criteria for a case to use a pointless marketing term. I'd argue no case is high airflow since the fans actually make air flow.
This has an open mesh top and a generous space behind the front panel to pull in air, I know this because my wife has the white version.
Front intake and a rear exhaust fan can still generate airflow, air has this weird habit of being able to move through all but the most airtight of spaces.
Hey just wanted to let whoever is buying this know,
I bought this like 2 years ago, and I wasn't aware that the tempered glass panel is actually tinted. Don't expect to be able to see through it. I was only able to see my aio cooler and ram's RGB, but if you're trying to see inside, this case is not for you.
Looks like there's a mini review of this case. The led strip looks nice, and cable management is good.
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Hey just wanted to let whoever is buying this know,
I bought this like 2 years ago, and I wasn't aware that the tempered glass panel is actually tinted. Don't expect to be able to see through it. I was only able to see my aio cooler and ram's RGB, but if you're trying to see inside, this case is not for you.
If you look at the recent reviews, they switched to the clear acrylic instead of the tinted version due to complaints.
It would be nice to know if the max cpu cooler height is 160mm like in newegg's specs or 140mm like in the product description.The cooler I want to use is between those numbers.
"Q: The specs page says max cpu coer height is 160mm. people answering questions on here say 140mm. which is correct? that's a big difference...
A: I was able to fit a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 (160mm height) with no problems. It is almost hitting the clear panel, but it clears it. So 160mm max is the correct max height.
By Amazon Customer on August 22, 2021"
I've been looking for a mini ITX case, but is this is a bad idea for a 1080ti? Would it even fit in this? Thinking of getting a cooler master case also
I have a build with a 2080 in this case and it's fine.
I've been looking for a mini ITX case, but is this is a bad idea for a 1080ti? Would it even fit in this? Thinking of getting a cooler master case also
You people don't understand cooling and should stop posting FUD. every case has 15 uneducated boobs who watched a YouTube video weighing in with their ignorance.
You can downvote all you want but it doesn't make your opinions less wrong.
You people don't understand cooling and should stop posting FUD. every case has 15 uneducated boobs who watched a YouTube video weighing in with their ignorance.
You can downvote all you want but it doesn't make your opinions less wrong.
Yeah, I dunno what people are talking about. I have one of these cases, and while the included fans don't really cut it, I bought some extra fans and with that easy upgrade, the case handles a full size card just fine.
Yeah, I dunno what people are talking about. I have one of these cases, and while the included fans don't really cut it, I bought some extra fans and with that easy upgrade, the case handles a full size card just fine.
I love too how people think someone spending $37 on a case are also regularly putting thousand dollar video cards and another $600 in CPU and MB, then wouldn't spring for $15 for a couple fans.
ha..
my mini itx case can overheat the system, it has 140mm intake and 120mm outtake with 80mm cpu fan. the intake slot are on left and right side. it has sfx PSU to give extra space for cpu cooler.
running 20 mins is nothing, but >40 with 8-12 linux containers , it throttle-ing cpu .
this is real life experience, yes airflow is important on some cases,
ha..
my mini itx case can overheat the system, it has 140mm intake and 120mm outtake with 80mm cpu fan. the intake slot are on left and right side. it has sfx PSU to give extra space for cpu cooler.
running 20 mins is nothing, but >40 with 8-12 linux containers , it throttle-ing cpu .
this is real life experience, yes airflow is important on some cases,
So an edge case is needed to prove your point? I think it actually proves mine. Most morons on this site are playing a couple games and thinking OH NOESSSSS!!!!!! MY PC RUNNING 20 DEGREES BELOW THROTTLE TEMP IS A DIRE EMERGENCY!!!!!!!!
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It is a great deal for systems without high-powered, high-heat components. It is also bad to lie about the characteristics of the product you're selling. I'll bring this all back around in a circle, stop being a jerk.
Why not point me to the official, legal definition of high airflow. The one that lists criteria for a case to use a pointless marketing term. I'd argue no case is high airflow since the fans actually make air flow.
This has an open mesh top and a generous space behind the front panel to pull in air, I know this because my wife has the white version.
Front intake and a rear exhaust fan can still generate airflow, air has this weird habit of being able to move through all but the most airtight of spaces.
I bought this like 2 years ago, and I wasn't aware that the tempered glass panel is actually tinted. Don't expect to be able to see through it. I was only able to see my aio cooler and ram's RGB, but if you're trying to see inside, this case is not for you.
Looks like there's a mini review of this case. The led strip looks nice, and cable management is good.
I bought this like 2 years ago, and I wasn't aware that the tempered glass panel is actually tinted. Don't expect to be able to see through it. I was only able to see my aio cooler and ram's RGB, but if you're trying to see inside, this case is not for you.
Here is one of the Q&A from Amazon. I seared for "cooler height".
https://www.amazon.com/Montech-Mi...081Q7SD7L/
"Q: The specs page says max cpu coer height is 160mm. people answering questions on here say 140mm. which is correct? that's a big difference...
A: I was able to fit a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 (160mm height) with no problems. It is almost hitting the clear panel, but it clears it. So 160mm max is the correct max height.
By Amazon Customer on August 22, 2021"
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You people don't understand cooling and should stop posting FUD. every case has 15 uneducated boobs who watched a YouTube video weighing in with their ignorance.
You can downvote all you want but it doesn't make your opinions less wrong.
You can downvote all you want but it doesn't make your opinions less wrong.
https://youtu.be/YDCMMf-_ASE?t=335
my mini itx case can overheat the system, it has 140mm intake and 120mm outtake with 80mm cpu fan. the intake slot are on left and right side. it has sfx PSU to give extra space for cpu cooler.
running 20 mins is nothing, but >40 with 8-12 linux containers , it throttle-ing cpu .
this is real life experience, yes airflow is important on some cases,
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my mini itx case can overheat the system, it has 140mm intake and 120mm outtake with 80mm cpu fan. the intake slot are on left and right side. it has sfx PSU to give extra space for cpu cooler.
running 20 mins is nothing, but >40 with 8-12 linux containers , it throttle-ing cpu .
this is real life experience, yes airflow is important on some cases,