CyberpowerPCSCCB100 Syber Gaming Case, Black

not the cheapest itx case but is well managed for space and size cooling is a mild issue but not awful

First off, I absolutely love the look of this case and also the size. However, the biggest issue is ventilation. The CPU heats up pretty quick when gaming. Here are my personal benchmarks with PC sitting on top on entertainment center.Playing MK11 for 10 minutes with maxed out settings:- With the lid on ~Max Temp 80c- With the lid off ~Max Temp 75c- With the lid off and big fan blowing on PC ~Max Temp 71c- Undervolting to 1.152v @ 3.7Ghz on a Ryzen 5 3600 ~Max Temp 76cI let the PC cool down for 20 minutes between plays.This PC was also one of toughest builds I've ever done. I wouldn't recommend it for novice builders.

Not a lot of cooling options, recommend blower style graphics card.

The extra stuff inside was in the way of build. Had to remove the brackets, and case RGB wires. Took long for delivery but I can't complaint anymore about it since I paid $30

I got this mainly because it was majorly discounted like 70% off, and i'd been looking for an ITX case to make a SFF case not much bigger than a console. This is made out of quality parts, however it seriously lacks the ability to ventilate the hot air out. If your GPU is only a 2 slot, you can fit a couple fans exhausting out the bottom, but you can't do anything on the CPU side, since the case is split into 2 sections, it caused my CPU to hit 100* C. NOT GOOD!too much of that will fry a $300 cpu.Only buy this if you really like the look, and are prepared to put in some slim (15mm thick or 10, not 25) fans.