Cooler Master MasterBox Lite 3 Computer Case 'microATX, Mini-ITX, USB 3.0, Mesh Side Panel' MCW-L3S2-KN5N

Pleasant case to work with, reasonably light, looks great, included fan is very quiet. The lack of USB 2 on the front means there's few cables to worry about, too. That said, as noted by others, the airflow is less than stellar (you may want to remove the front panel or add fans behind it), and the acrylic window is extremely easy to scratch. But I'm nonetheless quite happy with this.

A good little budget case. Had no problems installing any of the components I needed to. Plus for a budget case I suffered no wounds when doing so.The only things to be aware of, are that there is no provision made for any cable management at all (this could be more or less of an issue for you pending where the connections are situated on your mobo of choice).Secondly if you have a beefy GPU (with a dual slot fan system that faces towards the bottom of the case after install) space for airflow is very tight, which could be made worse if you run into issues in relation to my first issue point (no real cable management support).

This a great case and up to Coolermaster's normal standards, thoughtfully designed. Currently have a Gigabyte Z370M D3H motherboard and an an 8th Gen Core i3 8100 running the stock cooler, single Crucial 275GB SSD and a Corsair CX450 semi-modular PSU and the onboard mobo graphics. I realise the PSU is overkill but that it's lightly loaded too so the fan stays off - whisper quiet.As one would expect in a mini tower there isn't a lot of spare space so not having anything in the top 5.25" bay means there is somewhere to stuff the unwanted cable runs, clearly using a semi-modular PSU helps here too. The single stock 120mm rear case fan (3 pin - now PWM) is inaudible.

The front drive bay is easily accessible, if needed. The reset button is suitably difficult to press.I had a little difficulty:(a) with getting the motherboard into position, together with its stainless-steel back I/O panel - best to do this first - and(b) removing the next lower PCI-e access plate, once a PCI-e card was in place - better to plan ahead!It's pretty quiet: I hardly notice that it is on.In general I'm very happy with it. It's the 3rd PC case I've bought now and it's fair to say that it is one of the best!

Haven't started my build yet, but on first impressions the build quality looks great for its price point, as you would expect with any Cooler Master case. In terms of design its simple, nothing too flashy. Also arrived a few days early and was well packaged.

For a budget PC case you can’t go wrong. Great quality and overall well designed. There isn’t much space for cable management but personally it didn’t bother me. 10/10, would recommend!

Nice case BUT a bit loud I guess because of the vents on the side.

Edit 2019: Don't bother with this case. Get something that will last longer. It's not a good case. Don't look at Amazon reviews, look at PCPP builds, video reviews, Reddit, wherever.Pros:* It's cheap* It looks pretty good on the outside* Large number of places to put fans* Top-mounted PSU is great for people with carpets* Well-sizedCons:* Cable management is difficult if not impossible* The PCIe slot protectors are difficult to take off. Take them off before putting your mobo in to avoid damage* The power button in sleep mode blinks annoyingly* Did I mention that cable management is impossible?* Horrible case LED/power connectorsConclusion:This is probably the best case you can get in this price range that doesn't look like it's from a sci-fi movie. If you are a veteran PC builder you won't struggle much with cable management but I have the windowless version so I don't have to face the shame of the rat's nest within. If this is your first build, spend a little more and get something nice.

.Excelente! Chegou antes do prazo esperando e em ótimas condições. Parabéns e que continue com este trabalho. . . .

Si vous chercher un boitier robuste, sobre, bien fini et peu encombrant, alors foncez !Car comme à l'accoutumée, Cool Master nous propose ici une nouvelle fois un boitier très qualitatif.Il s'agit pour le coup du Master Box Lite 3Il pourra accueillir une carte Micro ATXSa taille relativement compacte (L 40 cm x H 38 x l 18) en fera un hôte de choix pour qui la place est comptée.Sa relative petite taille n’empêche en rien le montage de tout l'équipement nécessaire standard et même une carte graphique relativement longue pourra y prendre place sans problème.Hormis la face avant très design et très sobre en plastique de qualité, tout le reste est métallique.La peinture gris anthracite (quasi noire) est légèrement granuleuse pour un plus bel effet et ce tant intérieur d'extérieur.L'intérieur est en partie modulable et possède de nombreux points de fixation tant pour la carte mère, et autres composant que pour faciliter la fixation des serre-câbles.Le pré-câblage pour les prise USB 3.0, l'audio, le panneau de contrôle avant le tout placé sur le dessus et aussi très soigné.On notera également en dotation de base un grand ventilateur de Diamètre 12 cm sur la face arrière ainsi qu'un filtre anti poussière rectangulaire amovible (grille métallique) à monter si l'on veut adjoindre d'autres ventilateurs en face avant.Robuste, ce boitier est aussi assez surélevé du sol/bureau (2,5 cm) de par ses 4 gros patins caoutchoutés relativement souples et absorbants.Bref, la qualité Cool Master.

M/B PRIME B350M-ACPU RIZEN 1700 BOXGPU GTX 1050tiMEM DDR4 2400 8GB ×2ATX KRPW-PB500Wメイン構成は以上で、SSDはm.2一基とSATAが２つです。ディスクドライブはDVDもHDDも付けていません。先人の知恵通り、電源はプラグイン式を強くオススメします。最初に直出し式を買ってしまって非常に後悔しました。配線を隠すのがかなり厳しいためです。ケーブルも最小限で行きたいので、4ピンケーブルを変換する形をとり、ATX必須電源以外は一本のみにしました。(フロントファン用に4ピン→3ピン変換、SATA用に4ピン→SATA15ピン×2)ASUS PRIME B350M-Aはm.2の配置箇所がCPUソケットのすぐ下、グラボのすぐ上と言う、かなりエアーが通りにくい場所にあります。そのため、フロントファンは必須と思います。念のためm.2もシールを剥がしてヒートシンクを貼り付けました。空気の流れを阻害しないためにも、配線はなるべく壁に沿わせ、ATXケーブルはケースの所々にフリーの穴が空いているので結束バンドで留めました。裏配線は、ATXケーブル以外は一本のみ後ろに通せます。すぐに表に出てきますが、マザボの取り付けのすぐ横に二箇所穴が空いてますので、4ピンケーブルはそこにまとめつつ、結束バンドにて留めました。取り敢えず表立ってエアーを遮るものはなくなったと思います。更にこだわりたければケーブルクランプなど揃えたり、問題ない部分に穴を開けたりするといいかもしれませんね。

言葉的には、一般に　マイクロ << ミニ　と思うのだが、そうではないようだ。今まで使っていたデスクトップPCと変わらない大きさ。今までのデスクトップPCは、既にマイクロサイズだった。小型化に拘っていろいろ調べたら、結局マイクロATXが無難な選択。組立作業性と風通しの確保が最優先。誰かがペラいコメントしていたが、それは背面端子の隙間塞ぎの金属板のことか？　端子穴の位置もズレていてうまくフィットしない。付けない方がよいのかも？

ダメ:* 青色LEDが強いため、このままだとワンルームや寝室には置けません。良い:* フロントのカバーの取り外しやすさ* 値段* 電源ボタンが押し込むタイプではなくプチッと押すタイプなので、ボタンを押し込んだら戻ってこないということがない他:* ドライブ類の取り付けはフロントベイのみで、最近の物にして珍しいかなと思いました。