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Case is a nice size and fits nicely to where I want it. That being said its to small to fit my new water-cooling fans as where I need to put the fans hits my graphics card. Putting in a standard HDD is a little tricky but not as bad as fitting the optical drive ( I have now given up with trying to fit). Great for a standard build PC but not good at all if you want to game. Also where the graphics card sits it was rather difficulty to put in the HDMI as there is a strange lip on the back of the case that cannot be removed. Do not let this review put you off though if your just building a simple computer!!!!
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Well if you want a case for the money I paid (£27.59) this is ideal, for my set up it's well designed and small enough to fit under a desk or on the top, I like the way the PSU is partition off and the cooling is very good, the case does have some paint blemishes but not so they notice too much, not many sharp edges inside the case to cut hands when installing the board, having organized wiring inside the case is very good and kept well out of the way, the question is would I buy it again YES I would it's a good budget case not top of the range then again it was £27.59 including delivery can't say fairer than that.
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A good case with lots of room for motherboard and graphics card. In the power unit side there is a very definite lack of depth. If you fit a 3.5 inch hard drive there is only millimeters clearance between it and any extractor fan. You also have to make sure the atx power supply you fit strictly meets atx size standards or source a short dvd drive. You can't have a quiet supply and a 180mm drive.
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A smart modern PC case for a standard micro-ATX motherboard but small enough to sit on the desk, not underneath it. My motherboard package is a few years old but the case was from 2002, big and made before USB2 ports and SATA disks. I felt a change was due and this case has proved just the job. It's carefully designed internally to optimise use of space while promoting good ventilation, and it's well provided for with front ports and room for expansion cards at the rear. I'm very pleased with it. A slight negative is that I would have liked a bit more documentation about, e.g., routing cables, order of assembly.But it was pretty easy to work this out by trial and error with time, and did nothing to lower satisfaction with the finished result.
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This little case looks great and allows you to create very quiet small PC's that won't look out of place in your living room as a media streamer if kitted out with a Bluetooth receiver. The PSU is in one side of the case leaving the other side entirely clutter and more crucially heat free which allows for the quieter operation. Just choose your PSU wisely if you want a quite PC though as some budget PSU's can make more noise than the rest of the PC cooling put together.
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