K39 Review - Ultimate Sub 5L Case?

[@LucificNight]

Thank you for reviewing a case that is both relatively affordable and actually available.

[@epsi9923]

Available for now. Wait until all the people who've been waiting for him to review a case like this flood the sellers.

[@peterlin6419]

In other news, NZXT H1 are back in stock finally.

[@Coyote4721]

@@epsi9923 Just bought one for basically this reason

[@jundy2001]

Does make a change. Hey i know, lets build something no one can get hold of...

[@thekidsareradioactive7136]

K55 next please!!!

[@ogremair803]

“Why does he has a PC in his PSU?”

[@azimnizam3441]

not today

[@aminarif6777]

finally, a proper review for a aliexpress/taobao case. thumbs up. need more aliexpress/taobao case to be review by you.

[@subrutal]

Optimum Tech: You can buy it today if you wanted Me: not for long.

[@xiqy1959]

idk bro i dont trust that psu...

[@subrutal]

Xiqy same bro but I’m not sure if you’re really going to find a reputable company that actually makes flex psu’s 😂

[@adamjohari]

You guys should know that the Delta flex psu is platinum rated. Look it up. Famous brand here in Asia.

[@drunkwaffle6410]

You know you can buy delta, fsp and other brand flex psu on Amazon right? Highly efficient and safe. Just loud AF unless you mod or get a specific model.

[@bananya6020]

enhance also makes some nice psus that run quiet as well

[@k-yo]

More Chinese case reviews! These can usually be sent all over the world :)

[@MrTeetec]

Can you name some examples?

[@寒啸-m4v]

In my opinion the MK3S and the Smallest One are two fo the best quality. But they are not sandwich layout tho. In fact you can easily customize one with around 1000RMB, which is now 140 US dollars.

[@matejvrabel]

K55 case is the best bang for the buck, in my opinion.

[@Fidelity5789]

@@barknbryce6993 Racist. Especially in a time where #blacklivesmatter is ongoing, you comment something like this. Shame!

[@vinyfiny2019]

@@MrTeetec I'm currently using a K77 for my gaming system. NCASE M1 style layout but 20-25% smaller (and less functional because of it). Only cost me $86 shipped to US from Ali Express, although they're not always in stock there.

[@varundhiman4422]

I just love this video. Watched it 6 times. Want me to make this build for all of my friends and family who are looking to purchase a new system. Modding the PSU will take some more RnD. A big thumbs up for such small cases build which are available world wide.

[@elthanos879]

This little case looks so small, sleek and a modder’s dream with all the types of creative avenues to tackle! It’s amazing how much power you can cram in there, even as a home office PC.

[@Gymliftpeep]

these B roll shots are insanely good. I know you get this message alot but everytime I click on a video the quality is always top notch. thanks for helping me build my first N case M1 build

[@ryans3199]

I have the Velka 3, and used Silverstone's FX350-G. Hopefully soon we'll see more options with 80+ certification for modular Flex PSU's. I went to quite a bit of trouble to cut out the mass of wires coming out of the FX350 so it wasn't such a pain to close it. I even did the 24-pin mobo connector, shortening every single one. I don't want to do that again....

[@Maisonier]

YESSS !!!! we need more "aliexpress" (or any world wide shipping) reviews. Thank you so much.

[@Carterthielftw_]

This is madness. amazing how many sff cases are coming out rn

[@pkjk1255]

The k39's been out for at least a year lol

[@DoubleTripleQuadruple]

Just bought a Ncase M1, you’ve made me love SFF PCs!

[@NotMorganFreeman.]

Even though I have a new ITX build on my desk, watching these videos still gives me the itch to build another that I don't even need.

[@zerocentury]

You forgot to mention and did not install the included handle..... :(

[@mjmjmjmj4229]

I thought that was separate

[@Uncle_Troy]

Honestly, it looks ugly anyways if you ask me.

[@johan1740]

But the case itself is already so s m o l l, why bother with a handle that would only hurt its footprint.

[@ludvigbjorck7133]

verncouva Ugly or not, should still not be negated ;)

[@ludvigbjorck7133]

ZTuck3r Handles are unbeatable in some cases tho but I get what you mean :)

[@HiROmodding]

I really appreciate you linking the build components so we can support your work!

[@mysterycrumble]

this is another great tech channel, not sure how i found you but keep up the good work.

[@TarekAlShawwa]

i will likely never move my desktop from one location to another, but i still love itx cases so much, been rocking the fractal design node 202 for the past 3 years and probably going to get something smaller for my next build for no reason other than the visual appeal

[@tabsirsafin7397]

the problem of moving isnt actually the pc, 3l or 10l doesnt matter if u dont have those tab style 17inch type c monitors.

[@UKKN516]

I ordered this case in red about 2 weeks ago I'm expecting it near the end of the month to the beginning of next month. Super excited for this build.

[@Brian-Lu]

Glad to see some MIC product to be reviewed in your channel (finally)...There are some studios making modified cases in Taobao, or Aliexpress. Build quality of those cases may vary. Anyway, have fun shopping in Aliexpress and would like to see more of your videos and comments~ Great vid!

[@AlexDenton0451]

RIP the guy who got this case in completely destroyed on r/SFFPC

[@Dr01nE]

F

[@IsrarZarif]

F

[@AJ-alt]

Why? Any link?

[@muhammadzinc5228]

Ali! Thanks! We'd love to see you reviewing more Chinese ITX cases.

[@lCielConLimon]

Yes, please!

[@Leonsimages]

If the cutouts weren't so ugly, I'd totally put my current Velka 3 system in a K39 with a bigger CPU cooler.

[@ArStarSSBM]

In my experience, and talking to people online, ordering the k39 from Sumer Cooling store on aliexpress will have around 3 week shipping to the states

[@XxPuffyWolfxX]

Do you know how long they take to confirm?

[@MichaelAaronBerger]

Your reviews have gotten even better lately..

[@chris2944]

I've been waiting so long for you to review this. I love this case.

[@xfist2facex]

Great review man! Thanks for bringing to light such an awesome and underrated case. It's been around for maybe 2 years. I've been building in them for about a year for clients. Which should make it older than the Velka? They are great for people that still take their rig to mates place for gaming/sleepover or like most of my clients that get them, audio engineering/stage audio guys. I sure there are lots of use cases for this, especially when you factor in the capabilities Ryzen can unlock. Although no longer made, you can get the R9 nano in here with a flat 8 pin adapter to make a great little workstation machine. If you want a PSU with modded cables specifically for this build or want to try a 500w 80+ Platinum 1U with custom silver teflon cables let me know, I'd be happy to post one up for you to review. Oh last point, putting an SSD (especially on the GPU side) has no negative impact (unless you had really long sata cables). It's hidden by the side panel and shouldn't interfere with anything.

[@mitlanderson]

What power supply are you talking of? One that I could go buy or a custom solution of your own design. I'm interested in a build like this for college dorm and travel

[@xfist2facex]

@@mitlanderson I believe they are delta 1U units that have been modified with a PCB to be modular then custom cables to suite. Not many places to buy them I have a direct source in China. You might find one on Ali Express or the likes. The 400w 80+ gold units are quite a bit cheaper.

[@kurtisbradley5724]

Your videos are so good that I always forget to like them because I'm too busy going to the next one!

[@AG-id8dl]

Any chance of taking a peek at microATX cases? I feel like they don't get as much love as they should.

[@mattpenguin3030]

A G I’m still a little annoyed that NZXT never refreshed the H400. RIP H410.

[@SirSethery]

He did review the Cerberus. Unfortunately there aren’t a whole lot of microATX cases that are also sub-20L. The only ones I know of other than the Cerberus are a few on AliExpress/Taobao.

[@julianwalby]

They def dont

[@rafagebicki5209]

@@Davidx_117 true, i'm going to be in the market for a full size layout mATX SFF case. It's gonna be a struggle for sure :D

[@RyugaHidekiOrRyuzaki]

@@mattpenguin3030 Same, when I finalized my build I ended up going with the Silverstone Precision PS15. It's fairly space optimized for MATX (smaller than the h400)!

[@harryz5019]

I have this case, this is one of the cheapest itx case on taobao.com, only costing 200 rmb (around 30 us dollars) including the pcie extention cable if you buy it in China. Two points worth sharing are: 1. sourcing a quality flex power supply and modding the cables to the proper length. Once you solve this, you will need to switch the tiny 40*20 fan on it. Because typically the factory ones are quite loud since they are usually designed for server use. P.S, don't use the noctua ones. They are quiet but don't move enough air. 2. The lack of exhaust fans on the top side kinda traps heat inside the case. To improve this, manually force your gpu fan to run on idle so the heat doesn't built up and makes you case hot.

[@paulkwon6706]

For anyone considering buying this, I ordered this at the end of April and got it two weeks ago. But I'm very happy with it since building in it, so if you're patient it's worth!

[@gritpoker]

Love my Velka 3 and this is also a really nice option. Great case and good and honest review from what I can see. Keep up the awesome videos!

[@Doomguy586]

Great Video. Can you do a build tutorial in one of these 4L/sub4L cases. Thanks!

[@privatebenfallsprivat8428]

Dave2D just called, wanting his lamp back :)

[@changye9604]

😂

[@dylanwei8557]

Where do u buy those

[@joostwagelaar8837]

@@dylanwei8557 Ikea

[@fewik8567]

It's exciting that China is having a go at things like this, their motherboards have gotten surprisingly good, I've been using an x79 board from them for 5 months for gaming and I've had no issues, hopefully they'll do more things like this

[@valenceinsnaion8667]

I have a larger case from the same seller, the K55. It's an alternative to DanA4, very affordable, but also comes with several compromises. It's going to be interesting to see you reviewing it if possible!

[@valenceinsnaion8667]

Also, since you discovered Aliexpress... There's actually tons of stuff you can get your hands on, which are currently unavailable in other regions, I think. For example the AXP90 cooler from Thermalright etc. Nevertheless, shipping always hurts. No matter how cheap they were in China, adding the shipping cost makes all of them much expensive thus losing their competitiveness. Man I'm just getting way toooo excited that you are reviewing stuff from Aliexpress, there are just too much interesting stuff, both good and bad :3

[@altolong]

I keep building with cases from this channel. You're a monster and I'm broke because of you. Thank you.

[@mrsem6670]

More chineses itx cases!

[@nullpointer1284]

yes!

[@evl619]

K77 next, pls~

[@rtorbs]

Bro where do you think these cases are made to start with ? Mars ?

[@loveiphones4550]

Mac mini is better

[@elsasslotharingen7507]

Look, an apple fanboy! Laugh at them until they go away! *points* hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha *breathes in* ahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@levethix]

I have one of these, they're great! The build experience is a bit of a pain stuffing all of the cables in, and Flex-ATX is not my favorite.. I had an Aliexpress PSU fail on me at a LAN before. Ended up with a 500W Platinum FSP unit (had to do 2x molex to GPU adapter). Haven't done the Noctua fan mod on this one yet, so it's a bit loud, but overall it's pretty sweet to have a backpack-sized build for my occasional work travel and LAN events.

[@LastSecBloomer]

The case is actually slightly larger that 4L, around 5L or so...that's the reason it can fit coolers larger than Noctua L9, like Velka 3. It can also fit some modded FLEX PSUs (with added modular cable connectors), unlike Velka 3. The difference in size is very marginal, though, and it's worth it for better CPU cooling. Speaking of coolers, Thermalright AXP-100-Full Copper is another decent cooler that fits into K39 and I'd get it over the Cryorig, if you can get your hands on it (the Black Ridge is still better)...

[@bestdy8778]

this case is surprisingly nice and quite affordable as well. Nice review! Hope to see more exciting cases.

[@Luke-qs2cg]

the cryorig cooler always seems to underperform for its noise

[@JaredHerdlevar]

Blew my mind how bad it was

[@LastSecBloomer]

Thermalright AXP-100-Full Copper is a much better alternative but a bit hard to find...

[@tejaspadhye]

@@JaredHerdlevar lol

[@azmeriliza3788]

Just get noctua

[@DIDISCH68]

@@LastSecBloomer Thermalright AXP-100-Full Copper is too height, but the Thermalright AXP-90-Full Copper will fit and is available on Aliexpress

[@Slitherpy]

My dude looking better than ever

[@Phanbot01]

J-Hack makes an affordable 3D printed 92mm fan mount for the cryorig c7 so you can easily swap a noctua fan for the stock one to reduce the noise generated from cooling your cpu.

[@tomlemanh5506]

yoyoyo finallya more budget SFF case ! :) Love it

[@BrentBlueAllen]

I'm going to be shoehorning a 2014 ITX build into one of these to take along on a work-related trip.

[@blueckaym]

Excellent! I'm even more curious about the PK55 Chassis size: 30cm *(Length) * 11cm (Width) * 17cm (Heigth) Graphics support: Length

[@fedeXu]

I've builded my pc with this case right last week. Good video, all the facts that he talk about is true (I watch him from a while, nice guy). Just a suggestion, I've builded it with the SilverStone SST-FX350-G that for my build (ryzen 3600 + GTX 1660 ) was good enough, and I have guaranteed the build quality by SilverStone. Thanks Optimum Tech ! Keep do this type of good videos

[@franzpleurmann2585]

Have you swapped out the psu fan?

[@Luke-qs2cg]

2070 super mini's just came out

[@hsvman0010]

Manufacturer?

[@hsvman0010]

If it’s the Zotac it’s too long 210mm

[@SirSethery]

Yeah, the Zotac 2070 Super came out a while ago, and it’s too big. It’ll fit in the Skyreach 4 Mini, but you can’t go brickless with it unless you get really creative. I’ve been waiting for some time for an ITX branded 2070 Super from MSI or GB or even an eGPU gaming box that I can shuck, but no dice. I’m hoping there’ll be an ITX 3070 when it releases.

[@azmeriliza3788]

The 2070S is a power hungry card. It's closer to the 2080 than the 2070 (non super)

[@lancewhitchurch512]

I don't get the mini hypU

[@pineapplepizza5733]

Thanks guys for KILLING the stock, i wanted one and theyre sold out everywhere, i wanted to build my first sffpc

[@hsvman0010]

I’ve got 2 both with 2070’s. And 1 for a friend. They’re awesome!!

[@JaredHerdlevar]

Hit me up when you need to sell your 2070 =P my k39 keeps asking me for one

[@MohondhaY]

I think a 2060Super might fit.

[@MatheusSou]

@@MohondhaY it doesn't

[@samaxon8983]

I love my K39 - rocking a 9900K & RTX2060 cooling with a blackridge w/ 120mm slim noctua.

[@ColMortimer50]

Hey, just a quick question about your build. What sort of VLP memory did you use and how does it clock? Cheers.

[@ulamss5]

Love that you drop a few cpu cooler recommendations!

[@Bajicoy]

Now all itx builders need is a case that sells with a laptop screen, keyboard, webcam, speaker mounts. A true portable diy desktop computer that spits in the face of laptops.

[@AeroJules]

i love your posts and follow you. i love the way you present them. i managed to get this case and build my own system... what i like about this case is the simplicity and ease of build. also the power psu is so tinyy

[@BleezyMonkey]

0:05 thats what she said

[@okaustino4854]

Ha ha ha ha :(

[@elrey7608]

K39 has been available in the China market since 2017, but more importantly they do have a few competitor that makes sub 4L cases that are better built. I went with a TBOX M41 in 2018 after comparing it with K39, just overall a better case.

[@arifazizan8379]

I've been using a 3700X with the black ridge, a 2 fan Galax 2070 mini and an enhance 7660 600W in the K39 since Jan, its pretty quiet when undervolted. Even if its not, you won't hear any of the fans when used as a gaming console replacement in the living room.

[@CharlyDS]

I read somewhere it was 5.1L but anyway a lovely size. The K29 is smaller but not easily available in usual stores apparently.

[@adraidok]

Appreciate all the case ideas, guys. So far, this is what I got. Nouvolo Steck Metalfish S3 K55 K77 Wallenst3in Sunmilo Bg2 aklla a4

[@haoyuyang2012]

I would highly recommend trying the graphic cards taken from the Gigabyte Gaming Box eGPUs (which has a HUGE 13cm fan, and is sometimes available from second-hand markets). I tried a RTX 2070 and its thermal & acoustic performance is amazing (peak at around 60 ℃ with RT of 25 ℃, and hardly audible even at full load). Try and you would not regret it. Also, this applies ONLY to such ITX cases with riser cables, and would NOT work for cases like NCASE M1. Because its 13cm fan will certainly strike the motherboard if you plug it DIRECTLY into the PCIE slot of the mobo.

[@philiej]

There have been many pundits who say that the use case for a system this small is minimal, but I disagree. I have had a mac mini on my desk for years and the size and performance is great for anything outside of games. I've had larger PC's w/ discrete graphics (my first discrete was a Voodoo 3dfx for quake open GL and later I could even play Crysis with GPU upgrades -i'm old). My background is in BSD and Unix so the move to macos was actually pretty sweet over Win8/10, but the lack of discrete graphics is lame. Now my son is 12 and he wants to play games (and I, as a loving a caring dad, want to destroy him in real games while still can). I don't see a liter or two on a desk that looks nice, that run good games at a reasonable FPS to be niche use case. (old dude warning) In the day, I bought little fan controls to turn down the RPM on three pin Noctua's well over a decade ago; a 4L case isn't niche, it's what we should all work towards and expect. I'm currently building my first PC in years (a K39, Ryzen 7, and a 2060 and i'm exited). It's going to be overkill on xcom, civ, and silent hunter but I'm pretty excited for my first DIY in years. This post depresses me, I haven't been to a LAN party in years....

[@TheTechAct]

You're the mini ITX expert keep it up 🔥

[@ekafithraelfi]

This video inspired me to build my current sffpc.

[@brandonhuang9251]

Highly recommandation with K55 by SGPC. I bought this case in this Feb by just 259RMB (40 dollar). It is well designed and built and capable of 55mm height heat sink and a 305mm graphic card. I put an Ryzen 5 3600 and 5700XT founder edition inside of it. while gaming, the CPU temperature is around 60 degree C and the temperature of 5700XT is around 80 degree. K55 is quite a deal for budget itx PC building and I m going to put extra fans onto its top to lower the temperature furthermore.

[@Zarrx]

I left a comment previously, I've dialed this in and really enjoy the build with the 3300x, 1060.

[@theinnocent_one]

There is a k55, k77 and k99 as well. You should see those. Buying all of them together would cost you lesser than one premium case.

[@vibhav1011]

The Jonsbo UMX1 - PLUS is the prettiest itx case i've seen so far. Would love to see a review someday!

[@ArdyIRL]

I love my k39! I have a 2 pc setup, with a DAN A4 i7 9700k, 1080ti for gaming, and the K39 with a ryzen 5 2600x and a 1650super to encode my streams. I move a lot, so both PCs can fit inside of my carryon or backpack, and I dont have to worry about them in my checked luggage

[@superpotato0903]

How bout the temps?

[@louie1517]

The one thing thats always put me off these tiny cases is the psu. Be nice to see an alternative to flex atx psu in the future.

[@Luke-qs2cg]

sunmilo t01

[@SlightlySaici]

Have a look at hdplex

[@evolutioner5238]

Already got one in black, R5 3600 with thermalright AXP90 + 1660S. Graphics card runs so cool and the Delta PSU is actually quiet even on load

[@kcchau6842]

You should check K29 itx case as well. A 2.9L size itx case also support a GPU.

[@highercomve]

Oh could be nice to see how the performance on some games. Including temperatures and more. But thanks for all the great work

[@naynay4058]

You should check out the thermalright axp-90 cooler. Performs slightly better than the blackridge and fits a lot more motherboards

[@ColMortimer50]

The only comparison I could find of the two was a Chinese review but from what I read it appears the black ridge was tested with the stock sub-optimal fan orientation. Would love to see them compared on here.

[@hurpo5048]

so happy to see a review on this case, I've had my eyes on it for awhile as an alternative for the velka 3

[@NIVO1972]

Love the review thank you sir. And FINALLY! It comes in red! Now the bad news.....no shipping to the USA. Figures.

[@hungryyelly]

Cool build Ali! Just word of advice, next time you want a chinese sff case I'd recommend using superbuy. It's a little more expensive but shipping takes about a week and a half to Australia which is way faster than the shipping usually provided with aliexpress. Looking forward to more of these reviews :)

[@FerralVideo]

Can you take a look at some of the other K-series? There's an entire line of these things in different sizes. That said they can be a little challenging to find, especially for reasonable prices.

[@gritpoker]

Ali! I just did build a Metalfish S3. I've had the Velka 3 but the fan clearance is just awful. (Velka 3 I have allows 80x10m fans and the S3 allows one 80x15m fan) I absolutely LOVE this new S3 and I think it's actually better than the Velka 3 and the K39. Do a review on it! My S3 Build: * AMD Ryzen 5 2600X 3.6GHz 6-Core * GIGABYTE RTX 2060 ITX 6GB GDDR6 * HyperX Fury 16GB 3200MHz DDR4 * Silicon Power 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD * Noctua NH-L9a Chromax CPU Cooler * Asus PRIME A320I-K Mini-ITX (no overclocking so 320 is sufficient) * Metalfish S3 case with riser cable * SilverStone 350 Watt Flex 80+ Gold + Noctua NF-A4x10 PWM Quiet Fan * Cooler Master 80x15mm Silent fan 189 FPS at 1080p in Unigine Heaven Overlcocking, imo, not worth the trouble. Instability, more heat, more power, more points (probability) of failure, etc. and for a 7% increase in performance... it won't be noticed anyway. Check out the S3! It's king.

[@hepengye4239]

finally, an available case!!!! quality is .... not good, but I managed to get it into a good condition using 3d printed panel~~ original one is curved and contact with cpu fan

[@leonielson7138]

Every time I see one of these cases, I want to mod it so that a would have a huge air-cooler on the CPU sticking out the side. Of course, most of my computer use is browsing the internet and running Roll20.

[@joostwagelaar8837]

Hey you could take a look at the Smol X1. I Saw it on Reddit recently. I believe it was around 6.5L and it can accomodate the noctua Nh-u9s. Seems like a nice case.

[@cmja09]

Now this is the perfect case for me, i don't need dual/triple fan GPUs because I live in a cold city.

[@Ash-bx6kq]

I'd love more reviews of ultra small flex atx PSU cases!

[@thoshi3501]

Really nice to see more affordable SFF enclosure ! However there's too much compromise for that case to be worth it imho I was also wondering, are you planning to review Sliger's Console and/or Conswole ?

[@ronaldyeo1989]

Can't wait to see the reviews on that PSU you ordered, next stop onto Taobao for more ITX cases

[@blueeyednick]

JUST WHAT I WANTED. THANK YOU!

[@Iryuushen]

I use Metalfish S3, it's technically the same, bit bigger but you can fit a 80MM on top

[@mr.krainz]

I'm also considring the S3. Is 40mm really the absolute limit for a CPU cooler, or perhaps you could fit a 47mm one?

[@777DxX]

I was waiting for this review!

[@NezNen]

Nice video. Love for my local Australian tech channels! Any chance we see a video about how the metal fish psu you ordered performs? Cheers!

[@paullusty]

I've got mine. Just waiting for my SFFTec PSU till I build my system, if it's ever sent...

[@ColMortimer50]

Same, I saw SFFTec post on the SFF forums a few days ago with some pics of the units stating that they would be shipping from next week. Hopefully that's the truth!

[@ColMortimer50]

@@tridungnguyen2357 I read there were a lot of delays and issues with people's orders originally but I took a chance because it seems to be the best Flex ATX unit out there. All the benefits of the normal Enhance ENP-7660B but in black with custom black cables designed for these sorts of builds. From what I understand they were manufactured by Enhance with the mods so no aftermarket mods as well.

[@XxPuffyWolfxX]

How long did it take to receive your k39 i ordered mine 5 days ago to the US but im still waiting on confirmation

[@paullusty]

@@XxPuffyWolfxX It took just shy of a month for mine to come. It appears there are still some PSUs left so maybe order one now if you're able too. If not don't worry too much as you can get the generic one at a later date.

[@coryandrum]

i'v ordered mine on may 6th, but it looked like with would not ship till June in that batch. Glade i'm to know i'm not the only one.

[@enmass90]

Hey man you should check out the rest of the metalfish cases. I just made a build in the S3 plus. It’s a tiny footprint and still fits SFX units and even cards as big as the 2060 KO.

[@pdd.5308]

I adore what you do. Thx mate.

[@EstadisticaDianita]

Nice video. You should review the K77 case. It's 8.5L and it fits cards up to 270mm.

[@joelfavre4170]

Would love to see a review of the just released Jonsbo V8, seems like a challenger to the awesome NCcase M1 !

[@imthatguy491]

Jonsbo is over 20L

[@RP123lolololol]

Dude I love that case, nice video bro you are the man bro

[@04dram04]

Something like this seems awesome for vr gaming on a oculus quest. Almost as portable as the quest itself

[@Ravio_Lee]

Do a review of the Sirius T10 case!! Best case I got yet, it's cheap and build quality was even better than some more popular brands

[@TheJarJarKinks]

I already have an NH-L9i on my 1600AF and a Gigabyte 2070 itx in my Node202 but I was looking to downsize. It seems like my components would fit, so I might give this a try. Also, for anyone else looking for a super portable build, consider checking out the MC600. It's essentially an industrial version of the Skyreach 4 Mini. Portability ftw.

[@BugScuzzle]

Would love to see the Metalfish S3+ review done by you

[@zealous_fervor]

Think you might do more of these cheaper cases? Seems like there's quite a few decent ones on Aliexpress. So many ITX cases run for too premium of a price for me to pick them up... But this price is right up my alley.

[@Silverwidows]

Great video, was contemplating buying this, I want to switch from my ATX build to a mini one. Thank you

[@florian.graetz]

Lian Li Tu 150

[@joostwagelaar8837]

@@florian.graetz nr200(p)