Features
High Flexibility for System Building: The I/O panel can be adjusted to six different locations. On both side of the body you can install the I/O panel at the front, top or bottom.
Minimized Dimension with ATX PSU Support: Despite the Micro-ATX form factor and the body depth and height of only 370mm x 370mm, the MasterBox Q300L can accommodate a normal ATX PSU.
Patterned Dust Filter: Special pattern on the dust filter creates a unique outlook for the chassis.
Clean Routing Space: Behind the motherboard tray, it offers 28mm wide and spacy room for hidden cable management.
Excellent Thermal Performance: The open design of the perforated front, top and bottom guarantees excellent thermal performance.
Edge-to-Edge Acrylic Transparent Side Panel: Show off your build through the full size transparent side panel.
Vertical and Horizontal position: The case can be put in vertical and horizontal position.
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No 5.25" bay fyi.
Out of stock unfortunately in my area.
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But if you do stress your system, the fan noise from laptop could just drive you nuts.
I bought a top of line gaming laptop a few years ago with rtx 3080 and i7 processor, that system has been collecting dust since the graphic card came to a reasonable price about a year and half ago, preciously because I cannot tolerate the fan noise in laptop.
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Not saying it wasn't a watered down desktop chip. And I am not complaining about performance either (3070 level is sufficient for what i needed it for). But my point is that for a 200w system (and if you actually use that power), a laptop noise will likely drive you nuts.
And I also have a xps 15 with 3050ti at maybe 120W max (that's what PSU is rated for, so the system more like 100W when stressed). Same story, if I go anywhere near the system capability, the fan will sound like jet engine.
not to say most wouldn't served by a laptop, but regular web browse ring and outlook only uses like 15 watt on the processor and can be down in a raspberry pi or cell phone, which is different than if you have to task your processor at full speed most of time. there are use cases where having a desktop makes sense even if laptop is technically capable to do the same, even when laptop of similar performance often cost in lower cost.