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

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…

If it's not already obvious, you should only buy this case if you have a computer that looks more like an Urban Outfitters mini fridge than it does on a regular gaming rig. you like But can an aspiring PC builder use this case to create a moderate gaming build with limited issues and frustrations? Absolutely. This was my first PC build and I now successfully have both Ryzen 3600 and Gefore 1660. I would estimate that it is about the same in quality as a $40-$50 black box case, otherwise you are

For the price, this is a pretty good looking PC case. To be honest there are very few PC cases on the market that look this charming, most cases are either white or black. Some of the metal was quite thin and folded easily, and the faceplate was a bit difficult to remove, but nothing major. I would buy from this company again at any time because of its uniqueness

Just received the case, definitely the same bright yellow as pictured (which to be honest the only reason I bought the case is) , but the build quality is extremely poor. The sheet metal is 1mm thick and is easy to bend with minimal effort. The top, front, and bottom have a plastic body and plastic feet, which is a bit disappointing given that similar cases at this price point only contain metal and even tempered glass. In hindsight, I should have considered painting the higher quality case…

The color was very fun and the ventilation made the case a good fit for a lightweight PC. A big problem was that an SSD mount was too thin for any SSD I've seen. 2. Problem: I recommend an SFX power supply with an ATX adapter, or a power supply with flat cables or cables that are discrete wires, as space for cable management is severely limited. You can also drill out the rivets and remove the 3.5" drive cage. I have to say the description and pictures are a bit misleading, especially with the…

Very nice and light case. The only issue I have is that the back is very cramped, almost no space unless you have a modular power supply. This is my only complaint. Ps: This case costs $50. Expect $50 material cost.

First off, the case is pretty darn cute, but other than that the paint is peeling off the metal parts quite easily. Cable routing is almost non-existent, but it is possible if you want to use a modular power supply to avoid cable clutter like I did. Thermals aren't perfect, but not terrible if you have good fans up front. Make sure you're quiet, though, as the vents are right next to the fan outlet. Strange design but very cute. Plus, you don't have to use vinyls if you don't want to, and it…

I didn't like painting so I spray painted the case dark blue and hand painted the legs to make them look like wood. I really like it and the subtle rainbow at the bottom is very cute too. Goes beautifully with other mid-century modern furniture in my home.