Mechanic Master Cool Cube Series C24 Mini-ITX Case/Alumium/Steel/GPU Length Within 245mm, SFX/L PSU Computer Case (Polar White Classic Version)

Quick summary : The c24 is well built and designed, fun to build in, has good airflow, and can accommodate a decent variety of components and configurations considering its a small itx case. Furthermore customer support is very accommodating and responsive. The c24 is the first small case I have built in, and after a few weeks of use, I can say its a good little case. I chose it because I wanted to buy a small portable case that didn't require a pcie cable, had space for a decent sized cpu air cooler, and could install multiple intake and exhaust fans. Build quality is good, the only couple of fitment issues I ran into with the front panel can be attributed to the fact I bought the case used and the previous owner damaged the case. Fan fitment depends entirely on your component selection. Cpu cooler size and gpu slot thickness dictate what size and thickness fans you can use around the case. I would recommend 15mm thick fans to make clearances and installation easier especially up front where the psu and front I/O cables are as well as up top where the cpu cooler is. As another reviewer mentioned, I would also recommend a fully modular psu and/or custom length cables. In my build, my gpu's pcb is 200mm long and just barely started to interfere with the cables coming out of the psu. The case is more than capable of moving enough air to prevent thermal throttling, provided your cpu and gpu coolers are capable enough and you have enough case fans and appropriate fan curves. As a rough example, playing Helldivers 2 at 1080p max settings and unlocked frame rates, temps were stable in the mid 60's for the cpu and gpu temps in the low 50's after a 40 minute round. Cpu is a 7600x3d, cpu cooler is a Thermalright SI-100, and gpu is a Powercolor 9060 XT. Lastly, Mechanic Master customer support and after sales service was outstanding. They quickly answered all my questions and arraigned for me, with no hassle, to receive a couple parts that were missing from my case due to it being used. I look forward to using this case for many years, and building in their larger C26 case in the future.

I recently purchased the Mechanic Master Cool Cube Series C24 Mini-ITX Case, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision! This case is a fantastic combination of form and function. Here’s what I loved about it: Design and Build Quality: The case is compact but incredibly sturdy, with a premium feel. The cube design is both modern and stylish, making it a standout piece in my setup. The glass panel lets me show off my components, and it adds a nice aesthetic touch. Space and Compatibility: Despite its small size, this case fits everything I need for a high-performance build. I managed to fit my MSI GeForce RTX GPU and Corsair SF1000L power supply with room to spare. It’s impressive how much hardware it accommodates without compromising on airflow or overheating. Cooling: Speaking of airflow, the case is designed to keep everything cool. The ventilation is excellent, and I haven't noticed any significant temperature spikes, even when running resource-intensive applications. Portability: One of the unique features I love is the handle on top, which makes it easy to carry around. For someone who occasionally needs to move their setup, this feature is a huge plus. Assembly: Building in this case was straightforward. The layout is well-thought-out, and cable management was easy to handle. For a Mini-ITX case, the assembly process was surprisingly smooth, even with the powerful components I used. Overall, the Mechanic Master Cool Cube Series C24 is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to build a compact, high-performance PC without sacrificing style. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in a Mini-ITX build!

This case provides top-down or bottom-up air flow. The vents allow the air to flow decently. You can use a water cooled loop. It does have space enough for a mini-itx sized GPU -even a three slot wide GPU. It has a convenient handle to easily pick up and move. It feels very sturdy. Metal covers and a glass panel. Fairly priced.

Then don't stock the air version with the partial mesh front. This "classic" version is a heat box. Looks like it's discontinued by the manufacturer too. - 1 for only 2 janky outdated USB-A on the front and no front-panel audio -1 for not offering a slotted side panel instead of glass -1 for not offering a front mesh replacement

Part one Fairly solidly machined metal plates + consistently sized screws with an included screwdriver to boot mean this case is ready for just about anything(at least of the right size) you need to throw in it. And when it comes to internal mounting, it does seem like it's ready to hold a respectable motherboard and have plenty of air flow space for GPU that is actually the size listed on the listing. I like the look and I can't wait to put a build in it to report back later. Assembly could be easier. I did have to maneuver one of the fans to fit more specifically than I would have hoped to do, but aside from that I was able to put three 90mm fans it is very good for the size and especially the price. End of part one

would recommend - good weight and quality