Antec VSK2000-U3_US Mini Tower Micro ATX PC Case | Compact Micro ATX Design, 92mm Temperature-Controlled Fan Included, USB 3.0 Connectivity, Space-Saving PC Case

This case looks great and is well suited for a home-use or office-use setup case. It's not for gaming builds. The airflow through this case is not as good as a mid-tower case, of course, so keep that in mind. It can over-heat if you put too much load in this case since there's no rear fan except the power supply. The rest is passive cooling through cracks and vents.

I needed this case simply to house a 5800X mini-itx b550 system, 400w TFX PSU, and rtx 3050 LP 6gb. I’m pleased with the layout, the drive bay accommodations and, sure, you could expand the airflow, but it was pretty breezy and fun to build in! ‘Completed build looks stealthy & console-like! I’d recommend!

This case is great for a low profile, general purpose desktop PC and would probably make a good case for a Home Theater PC if anyone still uses or builds these. (Recording and playing back HDTV over the air doesn't require much CPU horsepower these days and even a Windows 7 class business desktop can handle it.) I think it would be good for a modest system board with minimal power requirements, to run your Windows, Microsoft Office, Outlook, etc. (Or Linux with LibreOffice free open source Business apps.) and get some work done! There is enough room to accommodate an AMD (Ryzen 5 5600 in my case) with Wraith Stealth heatsink, and a "full size" (5.25 HH) optical drive, which is why I selected this case. That big ol' honkin' heatsink with all the lights that the gamers like to install probably won't fit. You are looking at a Small Form Factor case! The front panel is solid, and there are slots on the left side and left side of the bottom edges of the front bezel. There is a space for a front fan (I recommend upgrading to Noctua variable speed NF-A9), but no rear fan, so you're dependent on the power supply fan to pull air out of the case. (Again, not for gaming or video editing!) It takes a TFX style power supply, which may be harder to find, but they are here on Amazon. Good case with full size optical drive bay that fits in small spaces, but more expandable than one of those mini things.

I wanted to put my old motherboard somewhere so I can have a second PC running Linux next to my main PC. This case fits perfectly between my 2 desks and doesn't overheat.

Same size as those Lenovo and Dell Optilex. Mounts for additional drives are quick release. Only bad I found is that the included fan is Molex only, but it has a temp sensor, so it regulates independently based on inside temp.

The design of the disk containers needs to be the usual the usual 4 screws. The fan is useless. I hope it is not too late to return the case.

This is a good low profile case. There is hardly any noisy with the stack power supply and case fan. The only negative is that there is no fan in the back for good airflow.

Overall a good SFF case. It has a decent amount of room while still having drive bay if needed, and supports more common and often cheaper mATX motherboards. My only gripe is the included case fan isn't PWM, it's a bit loud for HTPC duty, and doesn't use a motherboard plug so no speed control. Expect to buy a 92mm PWM fan as a replacement if you mind fan noise or are using it for a HTPC.