MiniNeo S400 Portable 10.8L SFF Small Form Factor Mini-ITX Computer Case, Advanced Vented Panel, Front Type-C USB3.0 Ports, Fit Triple Slot GPU, With PCIe 3.0 16X Riser Cable (White)

I recently assembled my first Mini-ITX computer using the MiniNeo S400 Portable Case by Miningeek, and I couldn't be happier with the results. This compact desktop case is ideal for gaming setups.The white alloy steel design not only looks sleek but also feels incredibly sturdy, providing excellent protection for my components. I appreciate the thoughtful ventilation design, with three mesh panels and fan options that keep everything cool during intense gaming sessions.The portability is a standout feature; I can easily carry it using the removable handle or slip it into a larger backpack for on-the-go gaming setups. Despite its small size (only 10.8L in volume), it accommodates triple slot graphics cards up to 335mm long.Assembling the parts was straightforward, though I followed the manufacturer's advice to ensure compatibility with my PCIe 3.0 riser cable and motherboard settings.Overall, the MiniNeo S400 offers outstanding quality and versatility for Mini-ITX gaming builds. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to create a powerful and portable gaming rig!

I wasn't expecting this to be so solid, but it really is. It just works really well. Sure you need a SFF power supply and its a little tight at the bottom with the inflexible power supply cables and there's simply no way you could put the small fan there but everything else works perfectly. No fans included but some nice thermalright RGB slim ones at the top to exhaust works very well. Thermalright AXP120-X67 cooler for the CPU. My triple slot Asus RTX 2070 fit nicely with the included riser and power cables could nicely be routed down the bottom. It's just a real nice solid and easy build after you figure out the cabling. Top case this. No chance of fitting a AIO cooler, so had to ditch my Corsair one, however I seem to be getting lower temps with air anyway, that's called progress!

I chose this case because it seems to have a great balance of compatibility and size. I need portability with some room for future upgrades.Having had a bunch of ITX cases over the years, initially I was impressed by the solid build and sturdy panels of this one. One of the reviews here comments on the thin panels and flimsy build, but that's certainly not the case for the one I've been sent. It all feels very structurally sound and has been finished well. The handle on top I feel is the only part letting the build quality down. Sadly it looks and feels a bit cheap and while it would probably hold the case if required, I've instead chosen to remove mine.Building inside this case isn't too bad, given that you do certain things in order (loop the riser cable through early and such) though the instructions provided aren't the best it must be said. I've installed a 5600x and RX 6800 in mine, using a Thermaltake axp120-x67 for the CPU cooler - which does fit in mine, but only just.Overall I'm happy with this case and think it well worth the £90 I spent.

For a case that's really not much bigger than a shoe box it's amazing how much hardware you can pack into it.I've managed to cram a 5800x and an RTX 3080 TI inside with decent temps and great performance.I've found the IS-67-XT to be a perfect fit for the case (despite what the dimensions might have you believe) and it cools the 5800x to 60 degrees under load (35 at idle) while the fans remain at reasonable RPM.I'd strongly recommend a couple of slim fans for the top of the case as well.The PCI-E riser could not handle PCI-E 4.0 speeds and my board wouldn't boot until I dropped the speed to 3.0 first - so I strongly recommend building outside the case first and setting the speed manually or buying yourself a PCI-E 4.0 riser.

this is a very compact case and very little room for extras. the size is very nice for my useThe colour is spot on it blends in with any colour scheme in any room.ONLY ONE ISSUE I COULDNT FIT BOTH FANS BECAUSE THE CHASSIS HAD A PROTRUDING EDGE WHICH FOULS THE FAN CORNER. FOR THAT REASON I WOULDNT RECOMEND FOR A HIGHEND CPU BECAUSE YOU WILL HAVE A COOLING PROBLEM. The onboard graphics doesn't work because the CPU I purchased doesn't support graphics (no picture) so I brought a separate graphics card with its own fan. the whole build works perfectly, the motherboard has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth so far no trouble with heat.

The extension power cable was defective, tip to anyone else, check the cable before you spend hours building in it only to find out it does not work.I updated the star rating to reflect the seller, he was very prompt in getting in contact with me to sort problems and replied very quickly, pleasure to deal with, this case was returned but I have purchased another so hopefully that will be better.*new case arrived and all is working as should. Very happy many thanks.