Compact and stylish M-ATX mini-tower PC case with 2 x 120mm Zalman Quiet fans pre-installed for optimized cooling. Perfect for building a small and powerful gaming or office PCs. Full tempered glass side panel with stylish mesh air vent for viewing internal components. Simple and easy to build in, with tool-less installation for quick and easy setup. Comes with all necessary hardware and instructions for a hassle-free experience.
Product SKU:
2AM-0022-000C8
case_material:
Steel / Tempered Glass
color:
Black
dust_filters:
Yes
max_psu_length:
140mm
max_vga_length:
290mm
motherboard_compatibility:
Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
power_supply_mounted:
Bottom
side_panel_window:
Tempered Glass
type:
Micro ATX / Mini-ITX
with_power_supply:
No
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$39 is the regular price for this case. I picked it up for $30 a few weeks ago. It's okay but the steel is thin, the paint is a bit textured, and the footprint is pretty large for an MATX tower because there's a lot of room above the motherboard for a pair of fans plus a 240mm radiator. More than you'd really need, actually, but this is probably good for compatibility if you have a very tall VRM heatsink above your CPU socket that would interfere with a top radiator in other cases where there is overlap in mounting height. Airflow is what you'd expect for a case that can fit 3x 120mm front intake fans, 2x 120mm top fans, and 1x 120mm rear fan. Note that the documentation states the case will also fit 2x 120mm fans attached to the PSU shroud under the expansion slots but there are no mounting holes for screws and you won't be able to fit a screwdriver inside the PSU basement in order to attach them. To rectify this I had to drill out the mesh holes to size up for rubber fan mounts, then pull them through the bottom up, then mount the fans on top. Essentially the mounting points are blind. I had to do this before mounting the PSU and the motherboard so just be aware of the order of operations if you are trying to install fans here.
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$39 is the regular price for this case. I picked it up for $30 a few weeks ago. It's okay but the steel is thin, the paint is a bit textured, and the footprint is pretty large for an MATX tower because there's a lot of room above the motherboard for a pair of fans plus a 240mm radiator. More than you'd really need, actually, but this is probably good for compatibility if you have a very tall VRM heatsink above your CPU socket that would interfere with a top radiator in other cases where there is overlap in mounting height. Airflow is what you'd expect for a case that can fit 3x 120mm front intake fans, 2x 120mm top fans, and 1x 120mm rear fan. Note that the documentation states the case will also fit 2x 120mm fans attached to the PSU shroud under the expansion slots but there are no mounting holes for screws and you won't be able to fit a screwdriver inside the PSU basement in order to attach them. To rectify this I had to drill out the mesh holes to size up for rubber fan mounts, then pull them through the bottom up, then mount the fans on top. Essentially the mounting points are blind. I had to do this before mounting the PSU and the motherboard so just be aware of the order of operations if you are trying to install fans here.
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