KXRORS S400 - Mini-ITX PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB 3.0 Type - C Port - VGA Card Length 335mm MAX -Cable Management System - luminum Mini-ITX Motherboard Small Portable PC Case (Black)

Awesome itx case easy to build and has plenty of room for a large graphics card and nice and sturdy handle makes it easy to carry need to get low profile case fans for airflow! Still need to figure out cable management after installing case fans! But overall a great case!

Had a good time assembling this very compact build.Used my old CPU/GPU combo (9900K + RTX3080 ) in this build and couldn't be happeier.The case is perfect for air cooling due to its all mesh design for both CPU & GPU.The White coloured case looks stylish and fits the asthetics of my setup very well .Have also used an 850watt SFX PSU from FRACTAL.

-CASE: KXRORS S400 (13.4 x 10 x 8", 10.8L)-CPU: i9 9900k (stock voltage)-COOLER: Thermalright AXP120-X67-RAM: 32gb (2x16) DDR4 HyperX Fury 3200-GPU: MSI GTX 1080ti-MOBO: ROG STRIX z370-i Gaming-M.2: 2x NVMe SSDs-SSD: 3x 2.5" SSDs-PSU: Lian li SP 750W 80+ Gold-CASE FANS: 2x Thermalright C12015Overall, I'm very happy very this case. Bought for practicality rather than aesthetics as I travel a lot and this delivers much better price to performance than a laptop. Chose the S400 over the S300 because the extra 10mm of CPU cooler height provides much better cooling options and provides extra space for the 2.5" drives. For me it was definitely the right choice.Notes:-Good temps (idle around 42c, no thermal throttling when boosted. Running mobo in performance mode but CPU is not overclocked. Approx 12000pts on Cinebench R23.-Technically the max cooler height is supposed to be limited to 65mm, but I used a 67mm and it fits (though it is snug). Runs very quiet with no turbulence, I think the rubber pads on the Thermalright AXP120x67 really help.-There's supposed to be space for a 90mm fan below the PSU but in practical terms it's impossible, don't bother. The PSU cables get in the way and I don't even think it's necessary. I put a 2.5" SSD there instead.-I also mounted 2x 2.56" SSDs behind the GPU (had to remove GPU backplate)-I attached small stereo speakers to the top of the case internally, useful just for listening to podcasts etc.-I removed the top handle of the case so that it fits easier into a backpack.-For anyone using the ROG STRIX z370-i Gaming motherboard, its limited to 95 watts by default. (Perhaps this is standard practice for ITX mobos) But I recommend going into the bios and switch to performance mode.

The media could not be loaded. So the case is extremely well made for the price, and it is pretty easy to build in. This case moonlights under a lot of names so finding information is a little challenging but other than that it's a 5 star buy.My only real complaint is the pcie 3.0 riser, not that it really effects performance.If you're interested in what's inside my case:Gigabyte b760i aorus proIntel i5 13600k (thermal wright contact frame used)Thermal wright axp120x67Powercolor Hellhound 7900xtxCorsair sfx 750w platinumSamsung 980 2tb32gb Corsair vengeance 6000 cl30This is a little gaming monster, used primarily for 4k gaming (high refresh esports stuff ) and atmosphere rich single player stuff (starfield, bg3 etc). Happy with the performance and the temps.The noise levels are minimal with some fan curves, and the front USB port and USB c ports are handy (though I removed both for better airflow for the GPU).Overall I'd highly recommend this case.If you want to get a pcie 4.0 riser I went with Linkup. The 20cm dual reverse riser is a little longer than needed and the 18cm is a little too short. 19cm is the size you want.

The sandwich-style CPU case is an excellent choice for its price. Notably, this design facilitates efficient heat dissipation from both the GPU and CPU in both case faces. However, it doesn’t offer ample space for large coolers or high-energy-consuming CPUs. The product arrived promptly. Keep in mind that pairing an AMD 7700X chip with a Noctua NH-D15 might fall a little short in cooling performance.”

It fit all the parts that I wanted to put in there, and looks beautiful. Had it for 2 months now and have really enjoyed it. There is barely any clearance between the fan shields I placed and the riser cable (they pretty much touching), but I haven't experienced any issues with that yet so it doesn't seem to be a problem.

I love this case, and it fits my build almost exactly, but I finally got my GPU and it just doesn't work with the riser cable. It works fine when it's in the motherboard, but fails whenever the riser cable is connected.I'm disappointedAug 21 2024: It's been ages and I still can't even get in contact with customer support, so I just can't recommend this.

I was able to fit a PNY 4090, which is 336.8mm long, comfortably with no panel bending. Had plenty of room for cable management.