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| Case Type | Mini Case |
| Material | SGCC |
| Front Bezel Material | Plastic |
| Color | Black |
| Side Panel | No |
| Motherboard Support | Mini ITX |
| Motherboard Tray | No |
| 5.25″ Drive Bay | 1 |
| 3.5″ Drive Bay |
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| PCI Slots | 1 |
| Front I/O |
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| Cooling | None |
| Included Power Supply | 200W SFX PSU
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| Weight |
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| Warranty | 3 Year |
The specs show this to be a very simple case. No Frills and nothing extraneous. One thing that does worry me is the fact that this case comes without cooling and without the option to add cooling. It does have side mesh but nothing moving air. This will be something to keep in mind as to what motherboard to put in this case (Preferably one without passive cooling) and where to place the case itself (somewhere with good air flow).
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