SilverStone Technology SUGO 14, SG14B Mini-ITX Cube Chassis, Supports 3 Slot Full Length GPUs/ATX PSU / 240mm AIO, 4 Removable Panels (Black)

Overall very impressed with this case. Very high quality manufacturing, very solid and tough. For having a small form factor footprint, easily fits full sized air cooler and large GPU. Tons of different ventilation configurations and cooling options. I really have no complaints at all and it pretty much exceeded my expectations in every way. Setup details and gaming temps below if you're interested.GPU - Asus Dual 4070 - 61CCPU - i7 11700K Overclocked - 56CCPU Cooler - Noctua NH-U12AMB - Gigabyte Z590i Aurus Ultra - 55C on the VRM'sPSU - EVGA 850 GMCooling setup - One 120x25mm side intake. One 120x25mm rear exhaust. One 120x15 top exhaust.

Great quality for ITX case. Fit a big ol' ASUS AMD 6900 XT graphics card easily. It doesn't like long power supplies, 160mm maximum. But like all small cases, it doesn't breath very well when playing games. My graphics card and CPU got a bit toasty. Great case for a mid range build.

Pros:-Fits a ton of hardware in less than 20L of volume.-Swallows full size ATX PSUs even fit my 165mm EVGA 650 G2 which is slightly longer than the listed maximum PSU length-Fits massive triple slot enthusiast GPUs-Fits large Air Coolers-Good storage support 3x2.5" drives and 2x3.5"drives simultaneously-Optional full size 5.25" optical drive which is very rare in a itx case this small. And makes for a great HTPC that can also handle the latest and greatest AAA games.-All intakes have magnetic dust filters.-Decent airflow not the best but better than many ITX PC cases.Cons:-using an optical drive removes the possibility of installing a 240 mm radiator and blocks one of the 3.5" drive locations-Using a tower cooler such as a Cooler Master Hyper 212 will block the other 3.5" drive location." So if you have an optical drive and a tower style air cooler you won't be able to mount any 3.5" drives-Cable management can be tricky but this is true of almost any ITX pc build.

Easy to disassemble, lots of room for disk and ssd storage

If you want an air-cooled, small-form-factor case, *definitely* look at this one. It will support a Noctua NH-D15 cooler, which is that massive, top of the line air cooler. And it has a 5.25" bay, which means you can put 4 2.5" SSD in a hot swap bay.I'm giving it 5 stars even though the front panel is made of plastic. I wish Silverstone would add $10 to the price of this thing and use a metal front panel. Then it would be a perfect case in many respects. I wouldn't use this for water cooling since only a 120mm radiator will fit.