Cooler Master NCORE 100 MAX Bronze ITX SFF Tower Case, Custom 120mm AIO, 850W SFX Gold ATX3.0 PSU, 4 Slot GPU, Vertical Mount GPU, PCIe 4.0 Riser, Anodized Aluminum, USB Type C (NR100-ZNNN85-SL0)

This case is an A+ for me. Aesthetics are relative but the fact that you get the case, a power supply, and a cpu cooler as an AIO package are not. I love the look, and the ease of build the case provides. You can tell that the layout was thoughtfully considered and effort was made to be as accommodating as possible. To convert the GPU side to fit wider and longer cards is very simple and takes 2 minutes. I am running a 4090 and a 13700k with no thermal issues. Well done Cooler Master. There obvious annoyances that come with a ITX build, especially when its a uniquely shaped case. Cooler Master chose all the best compromises however, make sure you get yourself some right-angle DP connectors. The only real complaint I have against the case is the provided cpu cooler led needed to be unlit or controllable. Considering how minor this is should tell you how good this case is. If you want an ITX case and like the looks of this, dont hesitate, its well worth the buy.

Case looks great and is super easy to build in. Main reason I am returning it is the AIO pump makes a loud buzzing sound especially at higher speeds and the AIO fan makes a very loud high-pitched noise that I can hear from a few feet away. Besides that, the minimum RPM of the AIO fan and the case fan was too high (something like 600-900 rpm), and I would have preferred more control to make the system more silent.

Really liked the process of building in this case as well as the end product. I've built in an NR200, a custom case I designed and fabricated, and this, and this case was probably the easiest and has, by far, the smallest desk footprint. Very happy with the results. I will say that I've got a 9900x in here and it's pretty close to pushing the limits of the AIO (can get up to 92° when running synthetic benchmarks, which is technically below the max operating temp of 95° but too close for comfort). I will try to undervolt/limit it eventually to bring temps down but I'd probably just choose something a little less power-hungry like a 9600x or 9800x3d in a future build. I wish the PCIE riser was 5.0 but I'll live. 4.0 is still very fast. ETA: the AIO fan has an occasional rattle/buzz to it that's pretty annoying that I can't figure out how to stop. Between that and the temps I'm knocking off a star. Still love love love the form-factor and hope they continue to improve it.

Great looking case! Love the aesthetic and easy of building in it. Cable management is great, temps even better. Keeps the CPU below 60 and the 4080 super below 65 under load. Quite case as well. Love it!

This case looks amazing. I got the bronze variant and this thing is seriously a showpiece. If you don't care about noise then this case is a great entry into small form factor builds. Just be ready to power limit your CPU! I have a 7800x3d and this thing can barely keep it cool. During gaming or any other loads, the fans spin up so loud you can hear them clearly 3-4 feet away through headphones. Idle noise is annoying and high pitched. All in all, this was a big disappointment. GPU thermals were great, build quality is very nice, aesthetics are top notch, and ease of building was very good. But the noise and CPU thermals left a lot to be desired. Unfortunately these are dealbreakers for me.