Review on AeroCool Cylon Mini Cases Black by Stanislaw Malkinski ᠌

It's inexpensive and has a passable modern appearance, but I passed on it and instead put that money into a better purchase. What are the benefits? Very adorable and little in stature. It works fine as a standalone home computer or in moderate gaming setups. Due to the compact size of the case itself, if you approach the assembly correctly, you can complete it fast, accurately, and without any unnecessary hemorrhoids (I thought I was plagued with cable management, partly it happened). The negatives: The front plastic panel is constructed of cheap plastic, and the metal is at the level of foil, as it should be for any budget case. The standard of execution is generally quite poor. Unfortunately, the window is not made of glass but rather plexiglass, which leaves actual scratches on the atmosphere. The plexiglass began to reverberate due to the vibration of the fans, and for the first time in my experience, the case began to rattle like a Soviet transformer after installation. So that this window wouldn't rattle, I had to stuff it full of random junk. Because I mistook the perforation on top for mounting holes for a single 120-volt fan, I'm not sure why anyone would bother with this.