DEEPCOOL MATREXX 30 Mini Tower MATX/ITX Motherboard Supported, Tempered Glass, CPU Cooler Supports Upto 151mm, GPU Supports Upto 250mm, 4X PCI Slots, Front: 2X USB. HD Audio, No PSU

Looks much better in person, especially when you have some nice RGBs installed. It even comes with a rear fan but would really recommend swapping it out with a better one (such as deepcool rf120 fs) for any kind of gaming rig. I have also managed to fit a deepcool gammax 400xt in it without any issues even though it says it should have been 6mm too tall. Looks much better in person, especially when you have some nice RGBs installed. It even comes with a rear fan but would really recommend swapping it out with a better one (such as deepcool rf120 fs) for any kind of gaming rig. I have also managed to fit a deepcool gammax 400xt in it without any issues even though it says it should have been 6mm too tall.

This inexpensive case was ideal for a basic NAS build. However, it was necessary to buy a SATA power cable with right angle connectors, and three right angle SATA data cables, due to the very limited space left when 3.5" drives are installed. Using normal (straight) cables, the glass cover could not be attached.
Bought the case from PB Tech on Trademe, and the cables elsewhere. This inexpensive case was ideal for a basic NAS build. However, it was necessary to buy a SATA power cable with right angle connectors, and three right angle SATA data cables, due to the very limited space left when 3.5" drives are installed. Using normal (straight) cables, the glass cover could not be attached.
Bought the case from PB Tech on Trademe, and the cables elsewhere.

A very basic case, but if all you want is something to put your components in, then it works well. Very easy to build with.
The front panel cables are plenty long enough, almost too long as you have to do something with the excess. It's not possible to hide cables behind the motherboard, and there is no real cable management, so all your cables are in full view, best to use the cable ties to keep cables neatly held together around the inside perimeter of the case. A very basic case, but if all you want is something to put your components in, then it works well. Very easy to build with.
The front panel cables are plenty long enough, almost too long as you have to do something with the excess. It's not possible to hide cables behind the motherboard, and there is no real cable management, so all your cables are in full view, best to use the cable ties to keep cables neatly held together around the inside perimeter of the case.

A good case. Not too difficult to fit components but was still a bit of a challenge. The materials feel to be of decent quality too which is nice. A good case. Not too difficult to fit components but was still a bit of a challenge. The materials feel to be of decent quality too which is nice.

Case does the trick for a cheap case. Case does the trick for a cheap case.

Good low cost chassis, well finished. Only one external drive bay. Some odd design features like non standard power supply placement, cable management system and tool-less drive bay are not well thought out and challenging to work with. Good low cost chassis, well finished. Only one external drive bay. Some odd design features like non standard power supply placement, cable management system and tool-less drive bay are not well thought out and challenging to work with.

Really happy with the product, just the right size. Really happy with the product, just the right size.

I wanted a simple mini tower for multimedia setup and this proved itself very worthy to do the task.

It raspy accomodated my larger double bay graphics card which pleased me even more I wanted a simple mini tower for multimedia setup and this proved itself very worthy to do the task.

It raspy accomodated my larger double bay graphics card which pleased me even more