ZZAW A1P Mini-ITX PC Case, Mini Computer Case in Silver Color, Full Aluminum Small Gaming Computer Chassis with 3.0 Dual Reverse PCI Riser Cable

This is a case i would NOT buy unless you watch a video on it before hand. Yes it fits mAtx boards but with 120mm slim fans at the bottom youll be in for some under the motherboard routed cables for front IO and any rgb for it to loog good. Most bottom motherboard pin outs like HD audio or RGB headers fit so snug its borderline breaking them if you arent careful. This isnt a case you can build in and expect beauty without taking your time, and i mean TIME! Airflow wise this case is pretty bad, i ended up dipping my toes into case modding and drilling out 2 120mm fan mounts for two slim fans for intake. I feel like blower cards would choke in this case but side vented cards are just tossing air to that glass pannel. I wish they offered a mesh metal panel that was even half glass like their other model. That being said if you want a small form factor pc with mAtx expansion this is a good case. Dont be discouraged modding it if needed, its a fun case to work with and im working on some kind of top mounted CPU AIO cooler mount. The instructions lead to a dead QR code link also so get ready to come back to this listing for info. Only takes mix of 120mm slim fans and 92mm fans also. If you dont plan on modding this at all then dont be surprised about temps which will hinder high end cpu's/gpu's because of the heat. Id suggests using only SFX and not SFX-L for this since the space is tight and you wont be able to fit certain cards. On that note 6900xt red devil will not fit, the reference design does but most aftermarket cards are to long by 2-4mm. This is more of a shell when jt comes to a finished product but it gives you a lot to work with. Im giving it a 5 star because it pushed me to build my first custom modded PC, if you plan on just buying and building then id say its a 3.5/5 . This case takes a lot of planning and refitting over tbe course of the build. Cudtom cables are recommended from cable mod to make them as short as possible. Good luck if you buy it!

No space for 120mm or 240mm radiator at top without drilling additional holes. The glass on the side is nice looking, but I'd rather have a mesh side panel that included mounts for various size H20 raidator/fans. 120, 140, 240, 280, 180mm rad anyone?The power switch and UsB are poorly positioned. Probably should have been. At the bottom front or side of case.Only a SFX PSU will work with a full size GPU. SFX-L is too tall and interferes. The layout is 90% there but it's like they made the case without using the prototype. They hit the size spot on but struck out on the details.With only a couple small changes could have made a flexible and impeccable case that would have been the only SFF mATX H20 case that I know of. As is, it is only ok.1) Air cooled only CPU.2) SFX PSU only or short Graphics card with SFX-L.3) Lacking screw mounts on one side for top mount fans / radiator (92 or 80mm, I couldn't get 120mm to work, though it could be plausible with the right combo).I flipped my PSU mount and used double sided tape for the ITX config in my photos, wouldn't run the radiator with the glass on.

ProsLooks coolTinyAluminumConsPoorly designed (no where to mount top fans)Screws are a terribleCan't remove stand offs. So if your board is hitting one it doesn't use tough.Finish is easily scratch-ableNo instructionsNo grommets behind glassThe pci slots have no holder at the backExpensive for what you get

WILL UPDATE WITH PICTURESOne thing i questioned:there are 2 posts in the case wich seems like something is suppose to go there but not 100% sure i know the other 2 posts that secures PSU bracket and if you look closely it look like something is suppose to go there that will assist with the side mounting of the HDD since it look like it aligns with it. please share pics if you purchase the case !!!!!!!It's a great case just make sure you use a SFX form factor PSU and is also grounded, I had grounding problems at the beginning because the power strip i was using wasn't grounded so i was getting shocked left to right since the case is all aluminum.Great case, very small but not too small. i was able to fit RTX 2070 super (does not fit anything bigger) just make sure you tuck the PSU cables well for it to fit.MEMORY DRIVES:I recommend to go with a M.2, regular SSD or a 2.5 HDD for your drives. it says that it can support 2 regular 3.5 HDD one "side mounted" which seems very sketch in my opinion (maybe missing something not sure yet) and one on the "bottom" of the case which sounds better than being side mounted since vibrations are a thing and was also in front of the PSU fanCPU Cooler/ fans:NO IT DOES NOT FIT A WATER COOLER . . .well kinda if you go with a micro board, but only a 120mm or a 240mm in the bottom of the case just make sure you use slim fans and the radiator is slim from the sides, i personally used an air cooler.If you want to use all three "90/92mm" fans on the top try looking into a low profile CPU cooler. i was only able to fit one fan on the top and one on the back for the exhaust. depending on what you want to go with i do not recommend theSCYTHE BIG SHUTIKEN 3Since it prevented me from using all 3 top fans and blocked my RGB ram sticks, you can fit all 4 slot it just blocked the RGB lighting. unless you go with "low profile 92mm" fans like the Nactua fans you should be fine i think. . . .But personaly i stuck with the scythe shutiken cooler and fans.RECOMENDATION:Use this since i don't like the fact that the PSU is on the front and inside of the case so there is no way to flip the PSU switch for any emergencies https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HGNN30M/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_fabc_6IjUFbEE6M6SE