Morex T3500 Mini-ITX Case w/60W DC-DC Power Board and A/C Adapter

I took out the power board and went with a MB that has a brick jack. That was the only mod I had to do. It lets in a ton of air, and the installed 6 core CPU runs in the mid 30's to mid 40's (with a Noctua NH-L9i cooler). I like the way they did the drive caddy underneath. It would have been nice to have a usb 3.0 jack in the front panel....but a minor oversight. This case made for a very clean looking build inside and out. Highly recommend.

A great case. Quality made in Taiwan.I have owned this case for about 2 years and feel qualified to provide my feedback.What I liked.- Low profile.- RF and electrically shielded with metal sub-structure.- Fits Mini-ITX boards easily.- Very well ventilated.- Top lid opens easily with just two screws from rear.- I coupled it with an Intel DN-2800MT with Atom N2800 Cedar-trial processor fanless, and it runs 24 hours - cool as a cucumber, around 30'C and silent.- Space for Wifi antennas, SSD HDD, Optical disc device (slim) and even expansion card.- Front panel USB supports USB2.- AC Adapter that I was supplied by the same seller was in fact a Seasonic Brand (well known power adapter manufacturer and it met all major world electrical standards) - I do not know what brand of AC adapter the case is currently shipping with.What I did not like.- For me, the Blue LED front panel light is too bright and annoying in low light den or office at night. (easily fixed by attenuating LED by placing semi transparent film behind switch and in front of LED).One of the best mini-ITX cases for ventilation and all round usability, ease of installation.

The case is a bit fatter than I expected. It's built solid and everything fit, albeit very tightly. No issues with power. All the power cords and USB cords were long enough. The screws are very short so be careful because if you ruin even part of that thread...it's toast. Overall, the biggest problems were with cable management and cooling, with apparently no design thought put into it.Biggest negatives:- The hard drive mounting is on the bottom, under the motherboard, but the orientation of the drive mounting doesn't match up with the best path to run the power and SATA cables. It's a VERY tight squeeze under the motherboard. Your only other option is double sided tape.- There is no good place to mount a case fan even if you wanted to add one. There is a very small mount on the side but there's no way to screw it on because the black mesh screen is not removable. It's worthless. If your board has only a passive heat sink, you'll have to replace it with a new heat sink and fan to have any cooling at all.For what it is and the price, I can give it a fair 3/5 stars, but no more.For reference I put a Asrock D1800B into it.

I got this for a modest fanless motherboard, and it's working well. PSU included makes it a great price.