Review on Small Form Factor Mini-ITX PC Case, GOLDEN FIELD Q3056-Y Computer Case with Bottom Yellow ARGB Lighting Strip by Bryan Gallardo

This case is thinner than the ones I've used in the past. It doesn't take a lot of abuse, but it will take apart and put back together cleanly. Power wiring gets tricky - there's very little space in the back, so flat and/or modular power supplies are best suited here. There are holes in good places, I was able to mill everything, it's only just. Everything is yellow and that's the only reason you would buy this case. Cases of hard drives are made of yellow plastic, rubber feet from below are yellow. Okay, so the thumbscrews are silver and the internal wiring isn't yellow. So the value is 5 stars if you appreciate the color yellow! There are no instructions, but after asking a question here, I connected the lower ARGB band to a power supply and my motherboard's 5V 3-pin ARGB header and Aura sync work perfectly. cool effect Out of the box, a reset switch was connected to one of the RGB strip connectors. I'm not sure what's going on there, but you need to turn that off. Yes, the cooling is a bit stupid. There are fairly small vents and the front is solid so you don't get front-to-back airflow. I have a 120mm fan on the back and it maintains the same temperatures as my old case which had good front to back airflow. Stock fans from Intel and AMD 5700xt.