JonMyrlennBailey
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It is a nifty cube shape with a bunch of room for various cooling provisions. It will fit in and fill out that cube-shaped cubby hole in my entertainment cabinet much better that the present standard tall micro-ATX CPU tower does. Part of the trouble with my current tower case is that the double GPU fans are about one inch from the bottom with a side panel nearby with no holes near the bottom. The GPU can hardly breathe. My GPU has been running quite hot like a toaster while playing TANE SP4 lately. This cube tower is especially formulated for gaming hardware. This case can take my micro ATX mobo or a mini ITX form factor motherboard. There is a 200 mm turbo fan installed up front and I ordered an additional 120 mm fan for the rear. This case will even support water cooler gear. I don't want to monkey with liquid cooled gear at this time as it is messy, complicated and expensive. One of those damned GPU cooling blocks with custom fit is about 200 bucks. I just bought a cavernous case with beaucoup fan blowing going on inside. The venerable air-cooled Volkswagen engine did quite well without a radiator.
The mobo can be mounted vertically or horizontally in this rig. I will mount it so the GPU will get maximum cooling air flow. The 4x1 inch custom metal trademark plate shown photoshopped in front is to be my own addition. I must make sure the front and rear case fans spin so air moves in the same direction through the box, in the front panel and out the rear panel. I don't want fans to be pulling against each other. I hope that 4" x 1" BARROW plate to be mounted on the front panel doesn't slow air flow too much.
The case dimensions are:
It is not even quite as tall as my micro-ATX tower case.

The mobo can be mounted vertically or horizontally in this rig. I will mount it so the GPU will get maximum cooling air flow. The 4x1 inch custom metal trademark plate shown photoshopped in front is to be my own addition. I must make sure the front and rear case fans spin so air moves in the same direction through the box, in the front panel and out the rear panel. I don't want fans to be pulling against each other. I hope that 4" x 1" BARROW plate to be mounted on the front panel doesn't slow air flow too much.
The case dimensions are:
LxWxH 16.7 x 12.6 x 13.25 inches |
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It is not even quite as tall as my micro-ATX tower case.
Thermaltake Core V21 SPCC Micro ATX, Mini ITX Cube Gaming Computer Case Chassis

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