Aerocool cruisestar Advance Middle Tower case for PC, Black 19122

Used this for an old XP gaming console. Absolutely love it. It most likely suites my purpose more than Oliver as I went for a 256 gb SSD mounted on the bottom and no HDD to save me some space and keep airflow optimal. I doubt you could get away with this storage on a windows 10 OS.I Stuck 2 x 120mm fans on the front and moved the OEM ones to the top as exhaust fans. You can mount 2 intakes ontop of each other but you have to drill out a tray in the chassis and you can use the original bracket the bottom fan mounts on.With 2x 120mm intakes, 2 x 120mm exhaust and he top PSU exhaust and an 80mm rear fan it keeps the machine under wraps. The most the BIOS read was 60 degC after 2 hr session of supreme commander. Then again it's an i5 2400 3.1 GHz CPU so they don't like to keep cool at the best of times.Like Oliver said, it worked well for me but I opted for a micro ATX board. Other than that I didn't look for low profile equipment, with an Arctic CO 12 CPU fan and huge Radeon HD 6850, it did fit in O.K.Luckily I was able to remove the USB 3.0 headers as I'm on XP but would recommend you buy a extension card which supports them if you want them. Cable management is quite difficult in this case if you want to keep the airflow non-turbulent.Overall; I made a computer which looked like my old alienware; for less than 10% what I paid for it 15 years ago :D. Great for the price.

Looks great and good airflow, but interior design is a mess. Putting a drive in the 3.5" drive bay obstructs the motherboard power cable and had to cut a hole in the drive cage to make room for my GPU power cables. PCI screw holes were in the wrong place so couldn't screw in my GPU or LAN card to secure them properly. If using micro ATX and a small GPU this case would probably be almost perfect for the price but it can't comfortably fit the parts it's advertised to.