JONSBO C6 Black Mini MATX Mesh Case,Simple Compact Desktop Micro ATX Chassis,Upper Cover/Side Panel Tool-Free Open pc case, ATX Power Bite (L185mm Max.),Support 75mm CPU Cooler,GPU200-255mm

I needed something that could be taken with me on plane in the Carry on, and something of this size was great for all of my needs. I put a 3090 3 fan from Dell (deshrouded), and a Noctua NH-D15 G2.PROS:- Amazing build quality, everything is easy to take apart for great build space. Full metal and IO is also better than most along with a solid power button- Easy to manage the internals and build it if you get a smaller GPU and Air Cooler.- INSANE VALUE at only $60, I found that the case was perfect for me at a price about half of my other options.- Great looks. Sleek matte black/grey case allows for a more professional looking build- Best additional screws/washers that I've seen come with a PC case.CONS:- Bags aren't properly labeled for screws, so I was guessing which screws go where. I was totally fine with it because of quality of items, but did mean I had to plan my route of building more.- Like many ITX cases, it requires a lot of planning to build in this case. Especially with almost no cable managing areas for it, it really tried to make me fight to put the GPU in at the end (the Power Supply plugs are attached where the GPU will be, might be better with modded cables).- Airflow is limited in the case unless you have extra fans. The CPU cooler tower doesn't have a lot of room due to ATX PSU.Overall, very satisfied with the PC case, will probably not build in it often due to sanity reasons (or just get smaller components). But nonetheless, it's the best bang for buck PC case that is ITX with ATX PSU for the price.

It’s a really nice case and the quality is really good as well. The price is really good considering it’s a mini itx case that supports matx motherbard and a standard atx power supply. That being said I feel like the air flow could be better. The side panels vent holes are little to small and I feels like it reduces air flow. Other then that this case was a cool build.

I got this because it was the absolute smallest case I could find, and it has a handle. I like being able to move my PC around relatively easily so this was the best option. This however, comes at a great cost. You WILL pull your hair out trying to mess with anything that isn't a case fan or the power supply. You WILL want to jump off a bridge when you drop a screw into this thing. You WILL have subpar airflow, as this thing only seemed to be able to handle two case fans. I got a third one for the front of it but I wasn't able to screw it on. Don't remember why as I did get a smaller fan for the front intentionally. The fans that I was able to get in can not only cut your finger off and annoy everyone in a 50 foot radius, but also keep the CPU at just about 80°C under full load so it's probably fine. But all of these things are inevitabilities with something so god damn small. Every side of this thing besides the bottom requires zero screws to get open so it's pretty easy to immediately get into the computer to get a general glance of it. The handle is just velcro so it's easy to just get rid of if you need to look at the top of it. Very helpful as I've had to troubleshoot it a handful of times. The quality of the case itself feels pretty good to me. It definitely doesn't feel like it'll break under any normal circumstances or troubleshooting. Pretty much what I'd expect from a case of this price. Overall this is a case meant for a pretty specific type of person. Someone who likes their computer to be easily moved, or wants their case to take up as little space as it reasonably can, but doesn't want a laptop. If you are disappointed by this case, I think it'll be much more likely that its because of the size the case is restricted to, and not because of the case itself. I definitely don't regret my purchase despite the hassle this thing has given me.

**Update**I finally found a decently priced ITX power supply, upgraded the top fan to a 140mm Noctua, and the cpu cooler to a Noctua. Set the curve optimizer and enable PBO, temps stay in the 70s. Awesome little caseThe build quality is amazing for the cost. The size is perfect as a living room pc. I purchased this to downsize from a medium sized MATX case. Just wanted some small and portable and this fit the bill.I recommend that you use one fan (bottom) for intake and the 2 other fans for exhaust. You will need a good low profile cpu fan. Temps with a 5700x can hit 80c under stress tests (OCCT), not perfect but AMD cpus run hot. The case has very tiny holes that do not promote good airflow, now that I have temps in a decent range and the fans in permanent places, I plan to drill out larger holes.I highly recommend a SFX psu. The choices are limited and I returned the thermaltake pictured due to squeaking under load. A modular full ATX PSU will work, especially if you put in extra detail in cable management.This will fit a large gpu, 10in in length and there is no issue with cooling the gpu.Build:ASROCK B550Ryzen 7 5700xGalax 4060tiTeamgroup 3200 DDR 4 16G