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Yeah the ITX cases have come a long way in terms of functionality.

Yeah I really try get boards that have the IO shield but occasionally i have to use them without.. Seen people 3d print them before.

I believe the included fan is a DC one.

Yeah.. There is the focus 2 and focus mini which I think are smaller for MATX builds.

Sorry cant help myself.. That's what she said.

Yeah tightly.. With a lot of fiddly cable management and plenty of cable ties to make sure nothing hits the fans.

Thanks means alot.. Im in W.A aswell.

Yeah dust buildup mostly depends on its location and the fan configuration.. Honestly this case has been the least favorite to build into.... Definitely would recommend saving a few extra bucks and going for something else. I have had alot of luck with the Jonsbo D31 for MATX builds.

Yeah I totally get that perspective on the flip side though all those cards are also destined for landfill otherwise.

Definitely still learning so any tips are appreciated. Yeah I have noticed my umms and ahhs as well... I think maybe if I wrote things down in a script form it might help with those.. I film ad hoc straight from the brain.

I mention a few of the reasons in the video.. Please have a watch.

Think the main thing is the alcohol wash for the residue and shorts. Glad I got at least a few working in the end anyway.

Thanks for the Sub.. Every single one is a great privilege for me.

I think those should be fine.. Non modular psu may be a bit of a squeeze.. I would recommend the Jonsbo D31 over this one though

@localtechexperts thanks for the recommendation. I will check it out!

Many thanks!

Glad you like it!

@@localtechexperts I just purchased the black version of the case for the Asrock B550M Steel Legend I've had for almost a year. The case was the last part I needed to start on the build.

I used a MATX board.. Is surprisingly able to fit it quite well.

Hrm not too sure on that one

Its actually one of my favorite MATX cases at the moment. A little bigger and more expensive than most but its worth it IMHO

@@localtechexperts I like it too, if I had matx board It would be a tough choice between this or Deepcool CH370 with all its nifty little features despite somewhat smaller size and less space for cable management, it's still beautiful.

Specs state top can fit radiators up to 360mm

The fan colors on this one are fixed.. Cant change them

Trying to remember.. Yeah there are extra HDD mounts but I think they go across the open space in front of the window.

Not sure if you watched the video.. I mention that at about 8:00 mark. There isn't one on this model.

Maybe 1/3 of an inch.. I really didn't have any issues with cable management in the back.

Yeah I mention that about the 4:30 mark.. They could at least add pwm to the included controllers for sure.

@@localtechexpertsSo you connect the rgb to the controller and also the fans to the motherboard case fan header ?

You can do it that way too.. The RGB controller just has a bunch of full speed fan headers but if only using a few fans and your motherboard has enough headers can connect them instead. @@rubenn7212

All 3 are set to exhaust on this one.

thank you@@localtechexperts

Its as neat as its going to get without a modular psu.. All in all the cable management was pretty easy.

Yes it is.. From the bottom with a couple PSU screws I believe

Oh cool you found me.. Thanks for the support.

Yeah not sure.. Its too small for an optical and the plastic face plate covers it over anyway.. Only thing I can think is for running cables but even then is a bit weird.

My suspicion, the base of this case is from the Silverstone PS15 which has the front io cables attached to the front panel. Those cables would go through that cutout.

Probably the Antec.. The Fara just feels a little cheaper.

@@localtechexperts Thanks. One more thing, will dust be a bigger problem with Antec? It's just the grate no filter?

Yeah I tend to try and use positive pressure to help with that. IE more intakes than exhausts. But yeah no actual filter on this one.

@@localtechexperts Is a ratio of 2 front to 1 back enough?

yeah that should be fine

Thankyou.. Probably more noisy than a machine with more fans of quality. the fans in this one pretty much have to spin at a high rate constantly.

The fans in this one are a pack of 5 that come with a proprietary fan controller. Something like www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2V9X6XX Do you have a fan kit already? are they standard 3pin 5v argb fans?

Yeah I think you are right.. There are better cases in the same price range , Like the Jonsbo ones.... We don't have Tecware here.. Is that a brand of case is it?

Yeah, Tecware is an english brand I believe. Tecware UK. They have lots of nice designs, and are very affordable. Jonsbo also has good cases, true. Sadly most manufacturers only sell certain models where I live. Even tho they offer a much broader range of designs in general. Not sure why that is.@@localtechexperts

You pull the front panel off and screw the fans in from the front

The fan colours are fixed on this one.. No ability to change.

As long as you get a MATX sized board. These are MATX cases.

As long as you get a MATX sized board. These are MATX cases.

If your motherboard doesnt support you can get internal USB3 to type C converters.

@@localtechexperts Thanks a bunch

Yeah not the best mounting solution for multiple 2.5" SSDs.. I just used one mounted on the 3.5" tray in the bottom.

Smaller motherboard. This mountuing solution is rather optional, I'd say. If you have a smaller micro-atx or itx motherboard, it works, since the cutout behind the motherboard can be used to lead cables through.

Not tinted.. And yeah The SSD mounts do cover the holes.. Though you can mount a single SSD ontop of the 3.5' Bay at the bottom. I usually do it that way so I dont have to run extra cables check the 10:00 mark you can see how to do that.

That depends on your motherboard size. I have a very narrow m-atx motherboard, so I can use the huge cutout behind the motherboard to lead the cables through, since its not covered completely by my board. With a wider motherboard it can become tricky, yes.

Cheers man.. Was a bit of a struggle with so little room

@@localtechexperts yeah, very petite case, but tidy appearance in the end.

I doubt it... Its usually better when the PSU can draw fresh air from the bottom rather than warm air from within the case.

Not sure if you watched part 1 but you can see I cut so many holes and mounted extra fans all over the bottom, top and front. As well as an AIO mounted in the top.

No you can see in the video just the one black rear fan.. I added all the RGB fans myself.

Yes I believe it came with standoffs. Not sure on the size.. Seemed like the standards ones to me..

This one came with no fans. I had to add the fans myself

Honestly I put 2.5 SSDs on top of the removable HDD mount.. There are little clips.. Just find that easier as I usually put in a 3.5 as well and cable management is just easier that way.

Because there is no room. Honestly, the SSD mounts in the front only work when you have a smaller, more narrow micro atx motherboard. Then you can use the huge cutout behind the motherboard to lead your cables through, since smaller boards don't cover it completely.