Thermaltake Versa H15 mesh M-ATX Gaming Case with Side Window USB 3 and Black Interior

amazing case, its so cheap but so well designed and made. is is some info from my experiencethis case is very small and compact yet inside there is still so much room, which is good for air flow. There is 5 fan mounts for maximum airflow for which you get 1 good 120mm fan included in the back but note if you want to use all fans you will need a psu to fan connector or will need to have plenty of fan headers as the case does not have any cables to plug them into. you can install a 240 radiator on the 2 top or 2 front mounts, but i have a h80i from corsair installed on the front which fits perfectly. you can also remove the HDD bay and DVD drive bay completely giving you a ton more room. i have a msi gtx 960 graphics card installed even with the radiator fitted in front of it and there is still room left, so i am pretty sure this case can fit any graphics card out there. psu is at the bottom with feet underneath case to help with cooling and also has a very good removable dust filter. the front panel also has some thin foam material to catch dust, when you pop the front panel off there are no cables attached like some other cases so feel free to rip it off. at the back of the case i managed to hide all cables and close the panel even due to the fact my psu has wayyy to many cables. side panel is brilliant because it very big and you can see everything in your pc which looks cool. picture is not the best as i took it quickly when i finished but you can see anyway.

Used this to replace a CIT Barricade. Much nicer case, at an admittedly higher price. Excellent air flow. Clear mounting for 2 120mm fans up front. 120mm fan at the back and space for a 240mm radiator at the top. Removable HDD rack and space to mount 2 2.5" drives behind the optical drive. Built in front filter and removable power supply filter. My Barricade build was a mess of cables and drives in the way, and temperatures soared as a result. Major reason for replacement was the extra hard drive slots and the fact I'd inherited a spare DVD drive. Very pleased with this case. I even splashed out on a light kit as it looks so nice inside the case. Great choice for a versatile and powerful PC build. This case will take the largest of graphic cards without complaint, and even a pair if you rely on just a pair of 2.5" drives mounted around the back. No rubber grommets on holes, but beautifully rebated and rounded edges all over, so no worries. Downsides (that I've found) seem limited to horrid plastic covered thumbscrews, push out expansion bay covers (a spare cover is included), the front filter being fixed in the face plate and having a gap at the bottom and there being no filter included for the (large) top fan/radiator vent.

A great little case, made well (solid, no sharp edges, with just enough room). Generally pleased but a few things to note:Cable routing - non existant and hampered by just a lack of a few holes / larger gaps in the metal work. If using the DVD drive, you block off a way to route many cables at the back, plus the DVD / BluRay's rear is right up / over the motherboard and that could be an issue depending on your mb design. With a MSI Mortar the drive *just* fits.Graphics Card space - I went for a 1060 Zotec mini and glad I didn't have a full length to deal with.Chassis Mounting for SATA SSDs - seems great in the diagrams but wasn't workable for me because the orientation of the power connection meant the lead's L bend faced into the chassis rather than away. Your SATA power lead / SATA SSD port may be reversed giving you no issue. I had to put the SSD in the drive cage with a caddy as a result.Securing of Drive Cage - You have two slighy fiddly screws to keep it in place. Because the bottom one is obscured by a second lower drive (if installled), you have to take the bottom drive out before pulling the cage out, And that means you can't secure the lower drive with screws to the side of the cage (though to be be fair it's a pretty snug fit with just the plastic tray holders)Grill Top - Obviously designed for extra case fans / cpu water cooling fans. If you don't use them then you have a case which is prone to having liquid spilled down it if it's not under a desk / not covered by some form of barrier.For a case this cheap and this small I understand the compromises. Less hassle would mean at least twice the price!

This is a good looking case, which does the job - but that's all. I don't mind the outside of the case being a bit flimsy but the motherboard mounting area needs to be thicker. Having fitted the motherboard, I was really concerned about how much the whole thing flexed when attaching the power cables to the motherborad as they require some pressure to get them clicking into place. The same concern applied to fitting the CPU cooler and the RAM modules.Thermaltake is a good make, but this has clearly been made to a budget and then over-priced. Although not expensive, for the price I was expecting better and was disappointed.

My friend wanted a new computer building but didn't want a big case. This was my choice and I have not been disappointed. The price is excellent for such a well thought out piece of kit. Plenty of room for the m-ATX board. A DVD drive fits near to the top and is easily accessible from the front. A 3.5 HDD and a 2.5 SSD fitted without bother. There are plenty of holes in the back mounting plate so that cables can be tidied and kept hidden. There were no sharp edges on metal surfaces so the whole case had some quality to it. It's big enough to take some meaty graphics cards (check on the sizes) and can be fitted with 4 or 5 fans if that's what you need.