Review on 💻 InWin 301 Black Tempered Glass Premium Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX Gaming Computer Case by Bryan Crayton

I bought the case knowing it would be a challenge to assemble due to the unorthodox component layout, but after looking at it it really isn't that hard to do with anything other than the data cables for the two 2 .5 to work. "The solid state drive that you have to plug in before installing the power supply so that you have enough space to conveniently connect the cables. There is enough space inside the motherboard tray, it has a cutout in the roof for CPU power connector, but it is not very convenient to use depending on your motherboard heatsinks. Skip the cables, and while it looks odd, it should be done better As in my case, I had to snap off all the tabs to fit all the cables I had (1 8-pin, 3 SATA, front panel connectors, and two fans). Be prepared that the air intake is at the bottom. This isn't common, but it's far from the best air intake you'll have, as the front space isn't filtered and the cables from the PSU and front take up most of the airflow. If you don't have skinny fans on the bottom of the case, block the last expansion slot, which isn't really a problem considering your motherboard has a 16x slot in the first two slots of the case, or if you have one 3 slot graphics card which is enough as the space inside is actually pretty decent for long cards. Overall the build quality is excellent and the looks are amazing, especially with the tinted windows giving your system a very sleek look that looks like a large desk element with the addition of some RGB fans or lights.