GameMax Spark Gaming Cube, Micro-ATX Modular Gaming PC Case, Dual Tempered Glass Side Panels, USB3.0 - Type C | Black

With this being a non standard form factor a brand could easily create a half baked rickety case without much thought and throw it up for £60 and still have it be the best option in its form factor but this case isn't that at all. The whole chassis feels incredibly sturdy for its price even when the glass panels are taken off, no creaking or significant flexing. Comparing this to my £60 matx lian li case it blows it out of the water in terms of sturdiness, looks and space efficiency.Temperatures for me are completely acceptible with my 5700xt sitting at 65 degrees and my r5 3600 hovering around the same.The only downside of this layout is that its never going to be one size fits all as power supplies have different layouts and it caused my cable to have to be bent to an uncomfortable angle for it to fit but besides that small snag this case is really solid in every aspect.

This case did exceed my initial expectations as I was constantly thinking just how much material and quality you get for this cost.Yes the metal has flex, most do such thin material thickness but honestly it's not a bad this. The case is Really light-weight and the finish is quite good.Tempered glass finish is great and has a sturdy mounting, 2 screws at the top of each pane that are then secured with the top section which slides over and hides the screw heads.Plenty of room for large hardware such as fully sized PSU's and long 30cm plus GPU's. Watercooling is very easy to do both AIO and custom loop. Plenty of fan placement, 2 x 120mm (bottom), 2 x 120mm (top), 1 x 120mm (back).Keeping this review short, the only downsides are the cable management around the back. It's very tight and requires some thought to make it look really tidy and sharp. The only other thing I can immediately think of is the power button is pretty poor but it could very well my unit... still works mind.Happy building!

very practical small case, with sturdy materials

The case is a Jonsbo D30 analog, the difference is that the side panels are glass, and the front and back panels are steel, not aluminum. The Jonsbo D30’s side panel can be either perforated metal (black or white case), or glass as well (silver version).I actually prefer the Spark’s metal construction because I can either stick my magnetic antenna, or use my NZXT puck (magnetic as well).The quality is very good - no burrs, no overtightened screws, it is just a peach to build into, and it just works.I can agree with some of the other reviews regarding a tricky navigation when building into it. However, if you are patient, and plan out the build, all works. In my case, I used an SF750 Platinum (but a 14cm long ATX PSU will work as well, as long as the 24 pin cable is at least 55cm long), and stuck two SSDs onto the front panel. Initially, I stuck two 140mm fans at the bottom and they worked fine, but I took them out soon after because the GPU did not need any more cooling.The only negative is the top panel’s mesh is too restrictive (thick) - nothing scissors couldn’t deal with 👍If you are looking into it, just go and buy it (if it is still sixty quid).

Well built with lots.of cut outs for cable management both in terms of routing the cables but also for cable ties to secure the cables.

It worked great and was very compact.if only it could have taken arctic aio coolers would have been amazing.

This case would genuinely be great for a no-frills no-cables iGPU M2 build. Quality is surprisingly good.However working with multiple 2.5" HDDs/SSDs is a nightmare as there is virtually no cable clearance and cutouts for cable routing are not well thought out.Notice that no YouTube reviewers/paid shills actually mount 2.5" drives in their videos.The manual presents info in an illogical order. If you don't plan carefully there will be multiple occasions where you have to remove something already installed to fit something else.Edit: on closing the side panel, the pressure on the SATA cable (which was mounted the only possible way) caused the port to begin to crack on the drive. Luckily rescuable.You need Silverstone slim cables or similar if you want to work with SATA drives in this case. I wish I hadn't ordered it.

I love the fact how clever my eldest grandson is building his own pc

Utilisé pour une seconde config moins chère en mATX tout en privilégiant la place et le bruit. Un peu plus grand qu’un Coolermaster NR200p, l’une des références en mini-ITX, ce boîtier a de nombreux avantages! La ventilation se fait aussi de bas en haut, avec un filtre anti-poussière détachable en bas et l’airflow est vraiment très bon. Le choix est possible pour des fans de 120 ou 140mm. L’alimentation est positionnée à l’avant avec une ventilation vers le haut également. Pour les très gros GPU, une alimentation SFX permettrait de gagner de la place. Il est également possible de mettre un plus gros radiateur pour refroidir le CPU voir un AIO 240mm sans problème. C’est un boîtier très polyvalent avec l’USB 3.0 et USB-C en facade.Le seul reproche serait sur les panneaux qui sont tous coulissant et se referment avec deux vis. On ne peut pas ouvrir la vitre de côté, il faut enlever le haut avant. Ça a l’avantage que tout soit bien fixé si l’on déplace le PC mais le NR200p est pratique pour ça. Le Gamemax Spark est compatible mATX, et mini-ITX. Le chassis est en alu et la vitre en verre. Côté look et encombrement, difficile de faire mieux.

Caixa com excelente tamanho e qualidade.

The media could not be loaded. Case matx di ottima qualità, sopratutto con un ottimo airflow, abbastanza compatto che si riesce a installare fino a due ventola da 140mm sia nella parte superiore che inferiore e ovviamente si puo mettere il raffreddamento a liquido, si possono mettere alimentatori di tutte le dimensioni, io ho una configurazione itxConsigliato

Très beau boîtier, Micro et mini iTXMais un peu trop cher, à mon goût, 80 € serait un excellent prix

Esteticamente bello (è un clone del Jonsbo D30 dopotutto), i pannelli interni del case sono mooolto sottili e i passaggi per i cavi vicino alla base sono ostici (consiglio di fare attenzione alla vostra scheda madre). Cercavo un case mATX di taglia non esagerata ma chr accomodasse anche GPU e dissipatori ad aria importante, e nonostante non sia facilissimo costruirci dentro non è troppo complicato.4 stelle perchè purtroppo il pannello del vetro temprato di destra era scheggiato e rigato (nonostante l'imballo perfetto) mancavano alcune viti e in generale la qualità non è eccelsa.