GOPIE Micro ATX pc case, T07 Portable Mini Tower Computer Chassis with Al-Alloy Handle, Gaming Desktop Computer Hosting case with Tempered Glass - Support MATX, Mini-ITX, Fans not Included - Black

Wanted to go SFF without having to switch to ITX and SFX PSU, and this was the only case that fit the bill. Pleasantly surprised, construction is decent and has just enough room to work in, at least with a shorter GPU (I have a 4070 FE). There are a few sacrifices the case takes in order to make it the absolute smallest, but none were dealbreakers for me.First, no removable back panel. This would have definitely added some thickness, so I can see why they went this route. With some care and with a shorter GPU, there is space to tie up cables below the PSU (highly recommend at least semi-modular).Secondly, the CPU cooler height is limited to 135mm. I considered the Silver Soul 135 but went with the 110 for a little more room. You probably won't be able to use your old tower cooler, but those are 2 solid options for towers. Rear exhaust is 92mm, and if using mATX the bottom intake fans are limited to a single 120mm, possibly 2 if you don't need the extra PCIe. Top fans max out at 92mm, I was able to fit one right above the CPU cooler. Overall I'd say the cooling solution is adequate, just with slightly more noise from the smaller fans.Another compromise is the mesh on 3 sides are adhesive rather than magnetic, and when you screw on feet / handle / fans the screws pierce right into them. Might seem cheap, but again adding a buffer for all the screws to go would've made the case bigger. This ensures no wasted space.Finally for my GPU the 12-pin sticks straight out. This wouldn't fit with the side on, so had to order a 90º adapter that routes the cable downward. So be prepared for another small purchase if your power cable comes straight out.Overall I'm very satisfied with the build. Great case if you were looking to shrink your micro ATX into ITX territory. Corners were cut in the right places to reach an insane 14.8L size, with the price of entry only being a new CPU cooler and fans, and some patience to build.

If you are building a simple Computer with no Graphics card or a small GPU, this is a great case. If you are craming in a lot of tech, then be prepared to do a little work and to be very patient.1. Plan your build2. Prepare to put parts in and take them back out when you need to make adjustments.3. Do not put hot hot components in this box unless you plan and pay for good cooling.My specs:Core i7 14700K Processor32GB DDR5 6600 Memory from G-Skill2TB Gen5 M700 Crucial m.2RX 7800 XT 16GB GPU @ 12.83" LongNoctua LP CoolerCorsair 850 Watt SFX Power Supply (This does support ATX - bracket is included and connected inside the case)5x 92mm Noctua Cooling FansSystem Temp after 2hrs Play Call of Duty @ 2K res & High to Ultra High Settings 58C / GPU 61C in room with ambient temp of 68F.This PC is awesome in this case. I did install the handle. I am going to take this apart and install a piece of 1/2" aluminum bracing. I plan on taking this from home to work a lot so I want to know it will not break.This is a cool case. I have been building professionally for over 20 years. I have a small company here in Utah and I specialize primarily in Customing Gaming PC's. I will be making some modifications to this build but I do suggest a Good Core i5, 13500, 13600k or 14400 processor as these run cooler and will game perfectly at 1080P & 2K with no issues and low latency.I'll buy more of thses cases as the price is fair and the build is really good.p.s. I had to bend the case a little to get the GPU installed.

This case is cheap and you can definitely see why when you start assembling it. The metal is thin and has some weird sharp edges and the paint probably won't hold up long term. But the real issue comes into play with the psu and the GPUs that will fit with it, unless you have probably a modular sfx psu the GPU length is much shorter than advertised.Also the USB c is just part of the USB 3.0 header

For such an inexpensive case, I was surprised by how well it worked out. I originally started this build with an AM4 ITX board, SFX PSU, and a 2 fan RX580 I had laying around. My daughter was using it and the RX580 was showing it's age so I picked up a 2 fan A770 and a modular 850watt ATX PSU. Surprisingly, while the case is not made to handle an ATX PSU, I was able to bolt it in place and it fit with the new GPU. The case does use a less common fan size these days (90mm), but there is tons of airflow, so cooling hasn't been an issue. I am using the stock wraith cooler on the CPU, so it's nothing fancy. If you are going with an ITX board, SFX PSU, and a 2 fan GPU on the shorter side, I wouldn't hesitate to pick up this case.

Flimsy quality, and didn't come with the handle. Threw it in the trash where it belongs.

for 50 bucks it's a really small and durable case. Temps weren't bad either with 2 fans. managed to fit a 120mm fan on the bottom even though it's not officially supported. Overall good bang for buck.

Fit everything well and is built strong. Love the small form factor.

I have an itx board and a 2080. I had such high hopes. Not one single hole lined up. Everything, including the shelf that held onto the gpu was off by 2mm. It really ruined my day.