🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with the Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L TUF Gaming Alliance Edition Micro-ATX Tower Review

I was looking for something smaller and affordable to migrate my Micro-ATX system from an old Antec 900 that offered decent airflow for my 4790k and RX 580 and decided me for the Q300L TUF edition. There is ample space on the back for cable management, but I suggest using a modular power supply to save space. I have an older Corsair CX750 that isn't modular and finds it difficult to close the back cover completely and I don't have room in the back for my RGB controller and all the wiring…

The case is cheaply assembled. The side cover with magnet is a trick that becomes a headache. The piece of rubber that holds the filter screen can easily be torn off and lost. The case gets one star because the bottom of the case (both sides are open for easy installation and cable management) is at least present. The fan that came with the case broke and for something so cheap it wasn't worth finding a new fan, I used one of my old fans instead. It became such a headache that I ended up…

Would have given 5 stars but the acrylic panel was badly scratched in shipping due to the internal connectors of the USB 3.0 heads and the audio cable inside were not repaired , I am already asking for a replacement due to this problem, otherwise it is a very interesting design from Cooler Master, you can place it horizontally or vertically, there are only 6 fans (140mm x5 and 120mm x1) and two 2.5 " hard drive/SSD and a 3.5" hard drive. While I was updating this review, the second case arrived

Inexpensive case. The front and top "design" are actually just patterned dust filters. The simple steel case has drilled holes, great airflow, allows for many different fan configurations, then just replace the dust filter to hide the mounting screws. A new approach that some people hate. I like it. Pros: Budget building, good price. Fits an entire mATX board in a frame the same size as another board that only fits the iTX mobo. Large space behind the circuit board for cable management. The…

I really like how this case and assembly come together. Plenty of room for easy assembly, and I like the ability to move the power/USB around instead of leaving it in the same place all the time. The installation of the SSD is neat, I like that the case doesn't have a big metal stack on the front for the HDD, but the HDD is hidden behind the back panel, which still leaves plenty of room for an extra cable. The power supply mounts securely with a bracket inside the case and slightly further into