JONSBO D31 MESH Black Micro ATX Computer Case, MATX/ITX Mainboard/Support RTX 4090(335-400mm) GPU 360/280AIO,Power ATX/SFX: 100mm-220mm Multiple Tool-Free Design,Black

Very nice pc case, love the small form factor. The mechanism to remove the glass side panel and back panel is very nice and easy as it hooks in at the bottom and the top connects with magnets. The only complaint I have is the top panel of the case has thumbscrews, which is the only panel that has screws for some reason, that are pretty finnicky and needs to be removed in order to shut off the psu. Case requires good cooling since its smaller of course but it is just the right size to fit all of your standard pc parts aside from the motherboard as the case only supports m-atx. You can fit standard atx power supplies even ones on the longer side given that your gpu isn't too long aswell. Building in this case isnt hard or bad either and would probably be a cake walk if you get a short atx psu and cable extentions.

Big fan of this case. Cable management layout was nice. Layout was clean, simple and effective. Highly recommend.

Pros- The cable routing is nice and comes with a decent amount of anchor points for zipties. Fits a 360mm aio Magnetic dust filter and bottom clearance for air intake can be 2x 140mm fans (can allow for a HDD) or 3x 120mm fan (no hdd) and pushes plenty of air If you go with a 280mm radiator (if you go with a 360mm aio the psu will have to sit in the middle) you can fit any graphics card in this. If you have a 360mm radiator you have the mid section to install the psu, this still allows for large cards, but if you want the max size card you will need an SFX psu and some creativity. PSU can be moved to different levels Usb3.0 front panel connectors are generally bulky and round, this one is flat. Every exterior panel except the pcie brackets are all toolless. Cons- The 2.5 inch mounting brackets are hidden on the right side of the case, but the arrangement is a little awkward. Could use improvement. The front panel has space for a 120mm fan, which sits below the psu can collide with the psu cables and the cables probably don't allow for optimal flow. Note- Ok, while it probably could use a better locking mechanism for the side panels, it comes with replacement clips. I broke a clip by pounding the panel shut. so my fault.

Cool little case for a small motherboard. I was able to fit 7 fans in there but the only problem is the back where all the wiring goes, it’s not that spacey back there but I was able to make it work.

This case layout is the best I have seen. Anyone who has built there own PC knows that connecting all the cables to the motherboard can be a pain. Everyone has there own tricks to cope with that task, I myself connect all the cables that I possibly before mounting the motherboard on the case. This case is laid out in such away that you do have room to connect the cables that can't be connected until after the motherboard is mounted. First they put the placement of the PSU out of the way in the front. Also, they reduced the front panel jumper connectors to just Power switch and power+ power-. The cable management is great leaving you with a clean lookin interface that you can be proud of having a glass side panel displaying the inside of your PC.