Cooler Master MCB-Q300L-KANN-S00 Cooler MasterBox Q300L Tour Midi noire

Ce boîtier est d'abord l'un des rares boîtier au format Mini ATX mais qui peut contenir une carte ATX. Il est simple, pratique, solide, modulable et prend peu de place sur le bureau. En plus sa petite taille rend les connecteurs arrières facilement accessibles.

1)Yes this case if very cheap but don't buy it for the price, buy it because you like the looks and its small size 2)Airflow isn't the best so would recommend buying some fan spacers for your intake fans and at least installing 2 more fans. Also Airflow isn't as big a problem if you're using low power stuff (Using a 65w CPU and 125w GPU). If you wanna run high end components definitely invest in some fans 3)Great for beginner builders with its spacious rear for cable management. 4) If Airflow is an issue just spend the extra $20-30 you wouod spend on fans for a better case with better Airflow 5)It looks really good and its smaller size is also great.

Simply put, the title says it all. This is a pretty robust and cost-effective mATX compatible case that can pretty easily store some larger hardware. Cable management is not the most comfortable if your cables are shorter than expected, but with it being a small form factor, that's probably the worst case scenario. The case is a bit larger than it looks on the screen, though, so fitting it in a compact spot is going to require some thought, but at least the airflow is respectably good and can be improved with some extra fan installations.

If you’re looking for a small, simple, inexpensive case with USB C, this is it. Just note that it only comes with one rear exhaust fan, so it may be worth it to get an additional fan or two to pull cool air into the front of the case (assuming you’re not liquid cooling).

See headline for majority of the good points. The transparent side-panel is plastic, which helps with the weight. Metal edges aren't rolled and polished, but they aren't hazardous either. It's a great bargain case for the money. Roomy interior with plenty of space to run hidden cables. Small enough to fit in the spot I needed it to fit. I liked the idea of the removable magnetic "filters," and they do look great, but they slide off with the slightest effort. If I go to pick up or even push my computer over on the desk, they slide right off. I understand why stronger magnets aren't used. Perhaps some hook and loop faster would be a good upgrade. If you like a more industrial look, the case looks just as good without the filters in place, but since I have cats I liked the idea of having something I could take off and wipe down periodically. I find the filters so annoying that I wouldn't purchase this case again despite the other features and cost.