Silverstone SST-SG13B-Q, musta

Loved this case, I wanted a super small pc case for easier transport and less weight, It does the job, although I recommend a fully modular PSU to use this case if you don't want to cram in wires like I did and made it very messy. Case was very quiet despite having so many airholes, but I did use a 140mm Noctua fan, which is premium quality and almost silent. I had to get a new case to fit in my newest GPU (Fatboy rx 590) it was too wide for the case, yes the product claims to fit a full size card but that's most likely if you have a SFX power supply.

Such a brilliant little case. Surprising how much good stuff can actually fit inside it too. For reference, I've installed full size GT1030 GDDR5 variant inside with a low profile Noctua cooler. because of the orientation of where the SFX power supply unit gets installed, you're very limited with cooling for a processor, so best take that into consideration when you're planning a build. For example, choosing a processor which is uses as little power as possible, to keep the thermals down. Main gripes really, are that there's no removable dust filters around the air vents. And, where the power supply mounts to on the back, if you use a SFX type power supply in your build, you have to buy a separate bracket / adapter to keep it solid in place. Otherwise the power supply is only held in by two screws. Regardless of those units being very light, the bracket should be included. I made one out of old perspex that was lying around, but aluminium would have been better.

Such a good design this is the second one I've bought. It's just small enough to fit in the shelving under my TV. Note this has a USB-C socket on the front panel. Make sure the motherboard you buy has the connection to connect to it. Overall it's a perfect sized case. You can have a 3.5" hard drive, full length graphic card, ATX power supply, though I used SFX, and makes for a good gaming or media PC.

This was my first computer build and it was easier than I thought: Pros: -Very tiny -Can fit large selection of graphic cards - Rubber feet which is great for shock absorption - Nice LED lights at the front of the PC - Great airflow - The inner case structure is great quality - Since having one cover its easy to build -When testing temperatures the PC stayed relatively cool ( CPU avergare: 62 degrees cel*, GPU average: 67 degrees Cel*) Suggestions: -Use a fully modular SFX power supply to save room (I used a regular SFFX power supply and cable management was very difficult) - Buy a AIO (120mm) to help keep the CPU very cool while under load - Invest in a SSD to mount at the bottom instead of a HHD to save on space - Buy an M.2 to use as a boot device and to save on room ($49 for 240gb)

Pros: - Solid build quality for main metal structure - Opens up on all sides for ease of build - Has removable sections for more customisability - Fits a full size GPU (Specifically: EVGA RTX 2070 SUPER BLACK) - Rubber feet are decent size and shock resitant - Adequate amount of vents - Includes adhesive ring for better cable management - Pink Cons: - Front panel plastic screw holes are soft and split/crack easily - AIO water cooling will likely be necessary