Cooler Master MasterBox Lite 3.1 Micro-ATX Tower - Front Dark Mirror Panel, 3 Customizable Color Trims & Transparent Acrylic Side Panel (MCW-L3B3-KANN-01) Review

Normal, stylish case. Since it has a relatively weak system, I don’t make any special claims to it. The main thing is to look good. I think in the future I will make holes on the sides in the front cover and close them from the inside with an anti-dust grille in order to somehow improve cooling

Some pros: Very beautiful body, designed for lighting. Replaceable plastic front panel covers. Tired of the color - you can change Cons below: The power supply is open. The hard drive basket is inconvenient and looks very simple. Virtually no space to hide wires.

I have been looking for a case for a long time, where the vidyuha will fit, but at the same time the case itself will fit into a suitcase This little brother did it all.

I assembled it in the R5 1600 + RX 580 case. The appearance is very presentable, it looks expensive, it is made with high quality. At idle, temperatures are 35-40, but it’s worth starting to play - you can safely fry fried eggs on the system unit. If you are assembling a simpler configuration, with a cold video card or without it at all, then the case, in principle, will suit you. If something is more or less serious, then I highly do not recommend it because of the very poor air circulation…

Very good case! - The sidebar is blacked out so you can't see it at night if you don't have LEDs. - The side panel is a little easy to scratch. - No space problems in the case. the main part of the body - airflow is good! Comes with dust filters. - Comes with a dust filter for the power supply. - Looks very elegant and modern. - The front panel is transparent but tinted, you can insert LED fans and they will peek through it and look amazing! - The feet are rubberized and spaced 0.75 inches from

Let's start with the good: Very spacious, easy to handle Lots of screws, stands and even cable ties (it's just thoughtful) Super light and the acrylic panel looks nice Not so good : - The airflow could definitely be better. Better trust me and the Dremel will solve this problem - cable management, while doable, is still ugly. (Is any of this on me? But I've tried my best to make it look good.) - Not fussy in the slightest, but my 4-pin mobo power cable literally won't go through the intended…

I built a new system with this case and am delighted with the results. I5-9600K with MSI Gaming Edge AC motherboard. It comes with a traditional fan on the back. I added 3 powerful cool RF120 RGB fans on the front. The steel body makes a solid impression. I like the detachable mesh front panel. I also really like the power supply cover. It was easy to keep most of the cables behind the motherboard. Lots of holes to bring them forward if needed. The only downside is that my box is missing…

Great case. Has all the space I need for a decent sized CPU cooler, multiple drives, all the fans I could possibly need, and a decent sized GPU. It might not fit a really big GPU, but it's not the biggest case, so I don't expect anything else. I have an RTX 2060 and there is still room for a larger GPU. The only issue I had with this case is the cable management. The solid side panel (behind the motherboard) doesn't give you as much room as you'd like for cable management, but it works, and I'm

This does not only apply to this cooler body. Switches broke in my 20 year old aluminum CM case and I tried to install a new power switch and all that happened was the fans came on for a few seconds and then stopped completely. I gave the Antec case a try with all the hype and how expandable it is. . NOT CORRECT! He was unable to keep all of the promised discs. I was cut with a sharp edge. The kanji instruction book was worthless (CM is no better), and worst of all, there was no way to turn off

Firstly this case is so fragile that a slight dent in the packaging left a noticeable dent in the case which bent the fan mounts behind the front panel. I'm building a Micro-ATX system for a friend who wants a smaller case with an open optical drive that isn't too noisy, dusty or hot, and I don't want it to look like it's from 2005, so there are a few options. promising, but despite having a closed front, it still has a vented top and is likely to be quite noisy due to noisy internal…

Like: The front lets tons of air in and the roof and rear let the air out really well. Features three removable screens (bottom, front and top) for easy cleaning. I like the hidden black color and the layout of the power button, audio jacks and two USB ports. I didn't notice any sharp metal edges inside like in many budget cases. Finally, the cover for the power supply. Dislikes: As mentioned, I wish the PSU cover was removable. When using a modular power supply, it is a bit difficult to…

Sorry for the somewhat "good" cable routing in the photos. For starters, I bought this with the intention of putting together a cheap 1080p build, and that's absolutely right. confusing until you fiddle around and take things apart and dig into this thing's many hidden functions. He hides a lot. The SSD slot at the top of the hard drive bay makes it really useful for any new PC builder, you don't need to spend more money to get something for your SSD if you don't find it necessary to have an…

1st off worthy letter good price but there are questions. The power button is sticky. So if the motherboard has direct bios input function, if you press and hold the button more than 4 seconds, you need to turn it off. Also, the instructions are very misleading, as if the guy who did the illustration never assembled the case. Case in point, if you install SSDs on the back panel, they need to be installed before the motherboard, not 3 steps later, because you spend 50 minutes connecting the…