MasterBox Lite 3 Micro ATX Mini Tower with Black Interior, Fits Up to 240mm Radiator

I've built so many desktops in this case and I've had zero issues. Great space, great design, not flashy, not cheesy, and looks professional.The top-mount USB is nice. It's hard to find front USB ports when you're sitting in your chair. You need to do yoga to get the stupid charging cable in and the cat looks at you funny when you're doing it. The top USB ports can be seen from your chair and easily plug something in without throwing out your back. Definitely a bonus for me and most of the clients who put their tower on the floor to keep it out of the way.Cooler Master designs are the best for the price.

Hands down might be the nicest case I've purchased. Doesn't have the quick-connect 3.5" or 2.5" devices, but those aren't necessary.Love that the buttons and USB are on the top, so I can set my USB DVD-RW drive with it's short cable right on the case.Inside is very roomy, easily fits my GTX 970 with tons of room to spare to the front of the case, stock Ryzen 1600 cooler also obviously had no issues.

- The side vent can mount 2x120mm fans through the grill holes, though you'd have a hard time getting a radiator on there if you don't have low profile components.- The side panels are interchangeable. While this is less appealing from an airflow perspective and there's no clearance or need to run fans on the back side of the motherboard, it's better than sandwiching your vents against the wall if you want to orient the case sideways against the wall with the drive bays facing left. This could also be useful for those looking to start with a blank slate for modding.- Case feet are 100% plastic. The front panel sits 12mm below the bottom of the case body, and the included feet are 18mm thick. I recommend rubber feet of at least 15mm thickness to be safe as a replacement. I wouldn't recommend cutting the front panel down, since the clearance appears to be essential for the front intake airflow.- If you want to, you can run this case without the front panel, assuming you have enough space between what's in your drive bays and your PSU. This cuts an impressive 33.5mm off the total depth if you don't mind the look. See attached photo for side panels reversed and front off.-Max radiator+fan depth is around 80mm, though of course this cuts into your GPU length unless you're running a 120mm radiator on the top slot of the front grill only.It's clearly a budget case, but has potential.

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