Mini Computer Case Atx

Is good but is so big case iside for this itx Motherboard I have one with mini itx Motherboard I buy a second case rog z11 for a project I put a mini atx gaming Motherboard when I finish I sed I pic for my project I going to install a mini atx gaming Motherboard in this case when I finish I send to you a pic

You know the Lian Li O11 Dynamic is an amazing case and popular for anyone looking to show off their build. The Mini brings that size to something more my style. As a fan of Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX, the normal O11 line is just too big. This can fit a full ATX board, but fills up perfectly with a Micro-ATX and 360 radiator on top. If you're more into air, there is an air variant that is better suited for airflow. But for water cooling of any kind this thing rocks.

I like this PS. Bought it to replace a Corsair 750 in a mini ATX rack mounted case. It has plenty of modular connections. Very well built.

Was my first Time building a computer. This was really easy to build in very clear instructions. I ended up using a mini ATX board and though this is an ATX case, it had markings in the case for where to put the posts for several different sizes of boards. The instruction manual had sample builds in it which was nice to see. On the inside the case is split into compartments and behind the the metal panel that holds the motherboard all the cables for the ports on the front panel are very nicely arranged. Note that the case has a spot for the USB c port but there is no port included with the case but the case designer (fractal design) sells the port and you can just install it into the motherboard easily. I think this just decreases the cost of the case slightly And if you don't need USBC immediately then this is great because you can just save that money or spend it elsewhere build your PC and get going. But otherwise kind of a bummer. The magnetic dust filter is amazing. If it's not standard already it really should be. The only part I was even semi-confused about with this case being a first-time builder was how to get at the fans in the front panel and it's actually really easy to lift off that front panel. You just have to take off the magnetic cover to the storage port in the front and you kind of just lift up on the panel to detach it from the bottom and then detach it from the top. Also it has a storage port and I keep a bunch of things like cables and extra screws in there. The tempered glass is pretty durable! How do I know this? It's cuz I accidentally stepped on the glass while it was on the floor I even felt it flex a bit because it was elevated but it did not break. I also really like the way it looks. The texture and pattern on the front just looks better in real life. could not recommend this case enough I probably will be building a backup PC with not this exact case, but fractal apparently makes a mini ATX version so I'll check that out

I was looking for a mini-ATX case and settled on this one. I wasn't familiar with the brand, but I've never been disappointed by B&H so took a chance. The case is well laid out, has outstanding flexibility for adding additional cooling (including water cooling), and was well constructed. Unlike many cases out there which need after-market fans (if fans included, they're junk), the fans in this one are excellent and saved be the annoyance of adding other ones.

The motherboard performance is very good, and it fit perfect in my mini computer case.

have had it running less than a week but so far so good. Upgraded from B--450 mini ATX and let me tell you I'm glad I made the jump to the bigger badder version. More ports, even USB C (bonus points) WiFi6 (I don't use WiFi but still nice) , and perfect match for my 3070 I just scooped up. Honestly this might be my favorite build I've done and it starts with this bad boy. Also pretty great that out of the box it was rocking my Ryzen 9 5900X no problem.

The Mini-ATX form factor is even smaller than the Micro-ATX. This motherboard is roughly 9.6 X 8.3 inches making it over an inch smaller than the Micro. That said, I installed a Ryzen 7 7800X3D on this board, which runs just fine. It doesn't have all the bells and whistle,s but if you need a small board that can handle current processors, this is a great board

Case was an upgrade from an old ATX case I had. THe dust filers in the front and bottom to protect the PSU and CPU/GPU are perfect. Noise sounds like air coming from a home HVAC register so you may want to swap in quieter fans. Top of case does not have a dust filter. Glass panel version may be better for noise, I went with mesh due to my GPU pushing its air out of the top instead of the back.

I decided to downsize my computer and put it into a micro-ATX case, and the board I bought only had 1 slot for an NVMe drive, while my old board had two. Bought this to take care of that issue and it works great! I have an XFX SWFT RX 6600, and it fits close under the GPU but doesn't cause any issues other wise. I haven't benchmarked the drive to see if the reads and writes are the same, keep that in mind if that's important to you. For me, this is just a secondary storage drive, so speed isn't vital. If you have a larger GPU like an Nvidia RTX 4080, make sure you have enough room when your GPU is installed that you can fit this into the slot below.