RosewillFBM-X2 Micro ATX Mini Tower Gaming PC Computer Case with 1 Pre-Installed Fan

At the time of my purchase, I got the Rosewill FBM-X2 micro atx case for $27.99. I was looking for a cheaper micro atx case to downsize my build and this looked like the perfect fit.STYLING: The styling is nice and sleek while looking modern and classy. I don’t really care about a glass side panel or RGB so this case was all I was really looking for and I couldn’t beat the price.COOLING: The case comes included with 1 rear exhaust fan which is a nice touch. Cooling had me worried at first because of how small the case is but it is not an issue. In my build I have two 120mm intake fans up front, two 120mm exhaust fans on the top, and the included rear exhaust fan for a total of 5 fans. My GPU has never gone over 75 degrees Celsius in demanding games and my cpu has never gone over 80 degrees Celsius in demanding games. The cooling and airflow capacity of this case is perfectly adequate.CABLE MANAGEMENT: This case has many routing holes throughout different parts of the case to route all your cables and tuck them away. My cable management isn’t the best but I think it turned out pretty good. I have a modular power supply but the cables are thick and long so I wasn’t able to hide them as well as if I had flat sleeved cables. But overall the ability to route cables effectively and out of the way in this case is great.FEATURES: For being under 30 dollars, this case has all the features that you need out of a micro atx case. This case features two usb 2.0 ports and one usb 3.0 ports on the top. The case also has a restart button as well as headphone and microphone jacks. Inside, the case can fit up to 5 fans. I put two 120mm intake fans up front and two 120mm exhaust fans up top as well as the included rear exhaust intake fan. When it comes to storage, this has plenty of spaces for drives. I have one 3.5 inch hard drive in the hard drive bay, one ssd on top of the hard drive bay, and 2 mounted ssds on the back of the case in the mounted to the mounting holes. You will have no problem fitting all your storage devises inside this case. Also, the case can fit a full size power supply. I had no problem fitting my micro atx motherboard in with a full size power supply on the bottom. The case comes with a magnetic dust filter for the top of the case and also a dust filter on the bottom of the power supply that slides in place.CONCLUSION: This is a sleek and stylish small micro atx case and I have 0 complaints. For under 30 dollars, you can’t beat this case! The airflow and temperatures are great and this case has plenty of space to fit most micro atx builds. This thing is tiny and cheaper compared to my old full atx case and I feel it seems higher quality, looks better, and has the same amount of features.PC SPECS:GPU: Nvidia 1660 superCPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600Ram: T-Force16gb 3200mhzMotherboard: MSI micro atx b450mPower supply: Corsair 850 watt gold ratedStorage: three ssds, one 3.5 inch hard drive

I purchased this case to use with my budget i3-10100 and ASRock H410M-HDV/M.2 build.Pros:Excellent finish for the price - Many budget cases are notorious for poor finish resulting in cuts and BLOOD. This was not the case for this system. All cutouts had good paint rounding and I was able to build with confidence that I would not injure myself.Solid side panel - While many people want a clear side panel, in the budget segment there are two problems: budget components tend to be very spartan and thus not very attractive, and those that have clear side panels in this price range tend to be acrylic which are very fragile to scratches and blemishes. This having a solid side panel is an advantage for both of those issues.Good drive support - This case supports a lot of drives, in all the right places. I was able to fit a 2.5" SSD and a 3.5" HDD with ease, with room for more later.Great ventilation - For a solid-front design, this has great ventilation support. The top has room for dual 120mm fans, as well as MAGNETIC filter on top. This is really unprecedented in the $30 price bracket. If you mount the front intake fans behind the case frame, there is enough ventilation behind the front panel (provided by vents on the sides and bottom) to give relatively good airflow. Note this will impede on graphics card clearance, but I was able to fit a 120mm fan in front of an ASUS RX 570 with some room to spare. It only comes with one 120mm rear exhaust fan, which is appropriate for this price point, and placed in the correct location. I added an extra 120mm fan that I had laying around as intake, which I believe to be more than sufficient for a build of this caliber.Acceptable cable management - While it wasn't top dollar, cable management was more than adequate. I was able to manage relatively well with the cable ties provided, and with the management points on the back of the case. It was tight, but good for this price point.Aesthetically pleasing - This is a very minimalistic case design. No frills, no pretty lights. But in the budget segment, I think that's important. It is understated and functional. And I love it for that.If you are in the market for a budget case and want a conservatively styled case, look no further. Get this.