PCCOOLER CPS Mini I100 Pro Mesh GY Mini ITX Case, 7.5L, 2.7KG, 1.2mm SPCC Frame, Leather Handle, Supports SFX Power Supply, 2 GPU Slots, Enhanced Cooling Mesh, 300mm GPU, Compact Mini ITX Gaming case

Excellent case for the money. Easy to modify. Here I converted it into 12VDC and added a OLED 2560x1600 touch display to the front. I used 10mm standoffs to allow air to pass underneath to the GPU. Used it continuously at 99% GPU for many hours at 85% fan speed with great results. I made a leather cover with magnetic strip to cover the display when transporting and added to powerful magnets to the other-side to attach mini gaming keyboard, as well as the magnetic ring to the front to attach my gaming mouse, or my iPhone or other smart phone with ring magnet or strip to attach while you are gaming.

Once you get the computer built, it looks great. However, I ran into some issues while building mine. The internal power cable from the back to the power supply wouldn’t fit into my seasoning focus power supply. I had to cut a small amount of the plastic off for it to fit. The side panel on the motherboard side got difficult to put back in flush after mounting my power supply, and the motherboard screws are actually a different size than the standard ones, though they do still come with the case, so it’s not much of a problem. The handle was slightly different than in the picture and it feels a little loose, but it still works. Overall, looks great, and works just fine

Pros: 1. I love how small this SFF case is. It allows me to carry it on trips with ease. 2. Great price for a SFF case. But the price is negated by the additional mods I have had to implement. Cons: 1. The holes are too small in the mesh paneling. Subsequent models show larger holes. 2. The front panel USB 3.0 jack comes down right in the path of the GPU. Subsequent models move it below the GPU. I. GPU Housing Dimensions: [[Max GPU Thickness]] The suggested GPU thickness is 48 mm. You absolutely cannot fit any GPU thicker than 51 mm. My MSI Radeon RX 6600 XT GAMING X 8G (277 x 130 x 51 mm) fits in there snuggly, but the GPU frame touches the case's side panel. This is okay for my GPU because the fans do not touch the metal panel. Other GPUs may not be designed this way. [[Max GPU Length]] The max length of your GPU should be no longer than 280 mm. You can technically fit a GPU up to 300 mm long, but you will have to remove the front panel USB 3.0 jack from the top of the case, because the cable descends right into the path of the GPU at the 280 mm mark. II. Air Flow As others have mentioned, this case is a bit of a "hot box." I have addressed this issue by drilling larger holes (see pictures) in the area surrounding the CPU, adding the Noctua Fan Duct Kit to my CPU cooler, and wiring two tiny Noctua fans above the CPU for exhaust. III. PSU Housing The PSU housing is a little too close to the front panel of the case. This causes the side panel to get caught in between the front panel and the edge of the PSU. I have tried to alleviate this problem by unscrewing the PSU housing and (not shown in pic) running a SATA cable [you could use the PCIe power cable] in between the PSU housing and the front panel.

I normally don't care to leave negative reviews but honestly this case is junk and even if it was $30 it would still be junk. Mine had a dent on it but that could be forgiven the air flow of the case itself is a joke there is not enough ventilation even though they claim it's vented it chokes off the air. The part that really ticked me off is the lack of an included riser cable and I knew that going into it but I had plenty but this does not use a standard riser cable that most cases use and that became a nightmare where the case is just absolute trash. It's a knockoff and it's a bad clone of much better cases and if you're looking for this I advise spending the extra money to get a case that's not a terrible version of a clone.

si es jugar lo que quieres esto no sirve para eso ya que tiene la peor ventilación, el aire caliente no tiene por donde salir, y tampoco tiene como ponerle un ventilador adicional

It's a fair case. For $65, it's a great deal. No pcie riser cable. Which might be good. You're gonna need 4.0 anyway which most SFF cases comes with 3.0. The gun metal grey is a nice color. The case I received was banged up. Scratched paint, dented. Came in complete plastic wrapping? Not in a box? If you're building a hardcore budget build this is the case for sure. Keep in mind you're buying a 4.0 riser cable later on @ $50 if your lucky. You get what you pay for in life, but this case is decent. It's also the smallest SFF build case on the market. Good luck 🤞

Great design but the case gets too hot.

Little noise dampening. As expected from a to y.poece of mesh metal. As small as it could be. Sturdy and a tad heavy even empty. Amazing value very happy with my purchase

A perfect case for an ITX build. Solid and well-put together. As long as you understand its limitations, and don't try to cram oversized or power-hungry parts in it, it's a pleasure to work with. This means 65W CPUs (as high as Ryzen 5700x), good coolers under 57mm height, SFX power supplies and GPUS that don't require more than 300W of power. The completed PC is an absolute stunner, and can be carried anywhere, thanks to its solid handle and stainless steel construction. The only downside is the absence of a GPU riser cable - which you have to order separately, pushing the price up artificially and unavoidably.

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nice cute little case stuff gets toasty, when gaming it gets to 80C might take off one of the side panels, or try to find a way to get more air inside/out

Good price, decent quality, good size. Good prices for pcie 3.0 cables but hard to find the one with correct angle. Pcie 4.0 are easy to find but can get expensive, so keep this additional expense in mind when budgeting. Can be easy to built in when you have the correct dimension for your parts. Thermals appears to be normal (Ryzen 5600). The size is great for portability

Great Mini ITX Case !!! I was a bit hesitant to order this case, I wasn’t sure about the quality or if my components would fit properly, specially that some of the reviews were not favorable. I was also concerned about the cost of a SFX psu. Well, I ordered it, and 2 days later it arrived at my door step well packaged. I promptly opened the box, and started to put it together. I must say that the intended use of this computer is NOT gaming. I’m an IT consultant and my intention was to build computer powerful enough to run my network sniffers, Ms Visio, Ms Office, Python and a few other applications related to my field. If you are planning to build a gaming computer this may not be the case you want. I wasn’t sure if it would fit my mini itx motherboard, amd ryzen processor, its cooling fan and the sfx psu. To my surprise everything fitted perfectly, and even with some spare room. The case fills sturdy and solid. This my list of components: - SFX psu(CAD$58): APEVIA SFX-AP400W Mini ITX Solution/Micro ATX/SFX 400W - Case(CAD$72):PCCOOLER Mini i100 PRO MESH Protable and Solid Mini Case 7.5L - Motherboard(CAD$189):ASRock A520M-ITX/AC - CPU(CAD$140):AMD RYZEN 5 4600G W/Wraith Stealth Cooler - SSD(CAD$49):Fikwot FN501 Pro NVMe SSD - M.2 2280 PCIe Gen3 x4 Internal Solid State Drive - SSD(CAD$47): Timetec 512GB SSD 3D NAND TLC SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5 Inch Important: You must plan ahead, and pick the order you will install all the components. Install first the SSD to the case, then the motherboard and finally the sfx psu. If you change the order its practically impossible to install the SSD. I highly recommend this case.