A3 White & Type-C

Side panels little loose and noise on vibration please increase tolerance on thickness on the slide-in channels, also make the riser pci cable 1 inch longer as it is very difficult attaching it to the motherboard pci slot, decrease the length of the front USB-C chassis cable as it is too long !Other then those 3 items listed great product and pricing !!! Highly recommend 👌

Pros:is pretty decent for space managementCons: (on my unit)This product costs as much as/more than a premium case from other brands in the sff space. It is not worth that premium price.Two of the magnets on the top panel of my unit weren't even glued into place and were just rattling aroundAcrylic panel (not glass), so very easy to scratch.The side panel with said acrylic just gets stuck due to the case being warped in transitThe included riser is so short to the point where you can't remove the pcie riser(3.0, not 4.0) on the motherboard without unscrewing the entire riser (it's that tight)The 3.0 riser leads to several compatibility issues with current gen hardware regarding pcie 4.0, leading to needing to essentially having to build a test bench, mess with default settings and then build in the caseThis isn't a case, or a build experience worth 200 dollars. I feel I have been mislead into purchasing a subpar product.

It comes with a cheap/old version (PCIe 3.0) of the riser cable. I spent a lot of time to identify the problem. I eventually purchased a new cable (PCIe 4.0) to install a graphic card.

This case is very heavy and well built and similar to the Ghost S1 case in terms of build quality. It supports a 140mm fan on top and bottom 92mm slim fan (unmounted). Noise levels and thermals are not too bad. I am running a 12600k at full core clock on all cores and at 100% load I never hit above 71 degrees under a severe stress test @ 100% load but your temps can very. This case supports up to a 3060 Ti and up to up to a 67mm CPU cooler. I am using a Thermalright AXP120-X67 with a slim 120mm noctua fan and I suffer no turbulence. Cable management isn’t too bad but I would recommend the Corsair SF series PSU (my next upgrade) and sticking only to NVME drives. I believe I received one of the negative reviewer’s returned models and I fixed the loose magnets with Gorilla Glue. This shouldn’t be an issue for new cases as I purchased a used model. It’s a great case with good thermals. It’s worth the money just stick to the regular A3 model.