Cool Cube Series C24 Mini-ITX Case/Alumium/Steel/GPU Length Within 245mm, SFX/L PSU Computer Case (Vitality Yellow Classic Version)

If you like a case that uses magnetic panels and a few thumb screws, this is not the case for you. If you grew up on Erector Sets and Lego Technic then you will love this case. The Good: - superior quality industrial construction, sturdy but not bulky - fittings for a variety of intake and exhaust fans - plenty of room for a strong CPU cooler The Bad: - You will need to buy an SFX PSU with flexible braided cables if you want to easily fit a 2 fan GPU, otherwise it becomes pretty cramped. - No rear compartment for cable management. Bonus Points: - They included a magnetized screwdriver. It is all you need for the entire build - The case comes with a small organizer with tons of extra screws in a variety of sizes - The case is super cute!!! Any problem I can think of is really just par for the course in an ITX build, especially for this volume. The extras are so very nice, its fun to build, and has great cooling. Love it!

my favorite for an itx build

Wish there was more than one usb-c but other than that it’s great for what I set out to do. I altered the top of the case a bit. Where the PS mounts there is no airflow whatsoever so I milled out a hole and put a screen over it. If you want to save space this is perfect.

This case provides top-down or bottom-up air flow. The vents allow the air to flow decently. You can use a water cooled loop. It does have space enough for a mini-itx sized GPU -even a three slot wide GPU. It has a convenient handle to easily pick up and move. It feels very sturdy. Metal covers and a glass panel. Fairly priced.

This company was very communicative and helpful in every step of the PC building process. They helped with every issue that I could’ve run into before buying parts for my PC build. Before I even started the build, they sent me the manual and specs for the case so that I could avoid clearance and compatibility issues. So if you’re as in love with the design of the case as I am, definitely buy it. I’m able to use an i9 14900k with a 120mm AIO and fit airflow on every side of the case to keep temperatures 50-60°C under extreme load (35°C at idle and browsing).

I would buy another one for a future build. Very nice. The manufacturer sells a custom set of cables for this that are worth buying (25cm 24 pin cable and 20m PCIE cable) . The Cooler Master SFX850 power supply came with a 300mm 24 pin cable and a 400mm PCIE cable. I would have preferred a 200mm 24 pin cable and a 150mm PCIE cable to get rid of the extra wires. You need low profile RAM to fit a decent CPU cooler over this. 32mm height works. pros: -Very solid case, thick metal and plastic, all holes are countersunk -plenty of extra hardware provided -Squeezes in with mm to spare between components, like sliding your hand in a glove -Extremely compact SFF build, fits decent size desktop GPU -mesh panels with pre-applied double tape is provided pre-cut for each of the panels cons: -Power supply is mounted in front of the case, with a thick extension cord running from the back to the front inside, power switch on the power supply is buried out of sight. -They tried to fit multiple sizes of fans, so didn't fit any well. For example, the dual 80x25mm fans on the top have part of their exhaust covered for what seems to be no good reason. -The cutout for the power supply fan covers part of the fan My build: Asrock B650I lightning board. AMD A5 8700F CPU (gimped I know, but this is a small case) Nocua NH-12LS CPU cooler G.SKILL Flare X5 32GB 2x Nocua A8 80x25 fans (top) 1x Nocua A9 92x25 fan (back) Cooler Master SFX850