GameMax Micro-ATX Tower Computer Case with Removable Dust-Proof Filter, Dual Tempered Glass Side Panels, PC Gaming Chassis (Spark-Grey)

Es un gabinete muy bien pensado y la calidad de la manufactura es muy buena.Solo tengo 3 observaciones que me gustaría que el fabricante agregara/mejorara:-El espacio detrás de la motherboard es limitado, lo que dificulta el manejo del cableado.-El filtro de polvo inferior es una lámina que se encaja en unas cejillas, sería muy bueno modificarlo para que tuviera un riel como cajón para sacarlo por el frente o por atrás.-Es excelente que puedas montar una fuente de poder ATX por aquello que las SFX son más caras, pero estaría buenísimo que tuviera montura para SFX también.Por todo lo demás es excelente, compré 2 de diferente color.

I love this case, it's amazing....... small enough to fit anywhere with enough airflow to keep most things cool, my processor being the exception......ASRock B450M Steel Legend moboRyzen 9 5900XZotac RTX 3060 12gbEVGA 750w PSU32gb Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB5x Corsair RGB fans with controllerHad to liquid cool the 5900X, that thing is a beast...... Case looks amazing to me, couldn't be happier

Le puse un cooler de cpu grande que otros cases no cierran y este sí cierra.Tiene mucho espacio para GPU pero actualmente lo uso para los cables xD.La tengo en una build para la RX 6400, nada muy grande.Como tip si vas a comprar los ventiladores, yo le compré unos de 120mm y en la parte inferior (intake) le puse 3 ventiladores, le caben 3 justitos y pues es muuucho más aire, las temperaturas van espectaculares.Me gustó mucho, aunque si le pones los ventiladores inferiores te alcanza a tapar algunos puertos de los sata y demás para que seas paciente instalando.10/10

Easy to build in case.Pro’s extremely light so this is a case fairly portable even without a carry handle.Finish Thank you game max for taking away the cringe RGB fest and flat black and leaving a nice gray finish that looks more suitable for businesses, homes, and offices. I can’t wait for a white request from a customer. This case brings that gamers pride of showing their tech, with the professional design.Micro ATX boards are by far the most installed for me personally. I’m going to be recommending this case to customers.USB CExtra screws/standoffs.I used gamemax psu’s back when the Reddit echo chamber mob would mob you for owning one. It’s nice to see this company has evolved from cheap reliable pc parts, to arguable better designs and aesthetics from mainstream brands.

This case looks fantastic and is much more compact than my previous case, a Thermaltake Core V21. It also does away with all the problems I had with that case - the feet aren't flimsy plastic things that snap off with the slightest shear force, the panel is glass rather than scratch-prone acrylic, and there's no included fans to be flimsy and loud. The last point does mean that you need to budget in fans, but it also means you can pick the fans you want.Something to note is that the front panel has a USB-C port, but it only uses a USB-3 connection to the motherboard. You can connect your USB-C devices to the front panel, but you will only get USB-3 speeds. On the other hand, that makes it more accessible to older motherboards without the special USB-C connector, and unless you're frequently transferring very large files between external drives it shouldn't matter too much.I only have two gripes with this case:One is that the cable management space is very tight for if you choose to use sleeved cable extensions; I wanted a purple theme, so I got purple extensions, but they make it rather hard to put on the side panel covering the cable tray. I had to put quite a bit of pressure on the panel to make it fit, even after a fair amount of trying to move things around. A few more millimeters of space would have been appreciated for me.The second gripe is that the top cutout for the SSD mounts facing the outside of the case goes straight into your power supply if you have an ATX power supply. I couldn't figure out how I would be able to route them, so I ended up putting both my SSDs in the remaining two slots instead. Maybe I somehow did something wrong, but I don't see how. This shouldn't be a big problem unless you have 4 drives, but it's something to consider.