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RAIJINTEK OPHION, a SFF Case (Mini-TX) w/ Tempered Glass, Max. 330mm VGA Card, ATX PSU, Type-C Hub, Riser Card, 3x2.5" HDD, Magnetic Design Dust Filter
- New SFF Case for Mini-ITX
- Compatible with 330mm VGA Card
- With Riser Cable - RJK PCIe 16x Gen3
- Type C+USB 3.0
- Supports 3x2.5"HDD or 1x2.5"HDD + 1x3.5"HDD
- Aluminum Hair-silk Design
- 3mm Tempered Glass
Introduction
Design Art in its best by RAIJINTEK – New SFF chassis of OPHION series. The OPHION series case is designed to fulfil a smallest case built with max. possibility high-end, gaming and standard components, such as Intel i9/i7, AMD AM4/TR4 CPU, and especially powerful full –length VGA card, GTX1080Ti.
OPHION series case supports up to Mini-ITX motherboard, maximum three fans including 2*12025 fan on top (EVO version : 240mm radiator and fans on top), 1*12015 fan optional at bottom. Not only cooling from fans, it’s air flow go thru sideway as well. OPHION series Superior features includes elegant Alu. hair-silk front panel, 3.5”*1 HDD or 2.5”*3 HDD/SSD, full-length VGA card compatibility, tool-free for the easy installation, ATX / EPS PSU compatibility.
Looking for a best of best SFF case, OPHION is the one for SFF and gaming enthusiasts.
Cooling
Three 120mm fans option in total.
- Top - 2 x 12025 fan option
- Bottom - 1 x 12015 fan option
VGA Card
Dust Filter
Side Panel
Left Side
Right Side
Capability - 1
Capability - 2
Capability - 3
IO Panel
Eggxpert ReviewWarranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 90 days
- This item is covered by RAIJINTEK CO., Ltd. Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Support Phone: 886-222223863
- Support Email: Support@raijintek.com
- View other products from RAIJINTEK CO., LTD
Pros: The chassis itself seems well-constructed and there aren’t any sharp, unfinished edges inside. I really like the quality of the finishes and paintwork on the case itself. With respect to building in the case, it was pretty easy to manage even being so small. I also like the availability of a few places to mount fans (although I’m not sold on some of the placements).I really appreciated the sheer amount of fasteners and zip ties provided. They definitely made an effort to get you what you need. It was also a nice touch that the PCI-e relocation module was wrapped in some quality tape/fabric to dress it up a bit and keep it safe. After I got it assembled, I found the airflow to be adequate for a build this size. Separating the GPU from the rest of the components by a metal divider really keeps the division of heat and allows for adequate fresh air to the GPU. I used the Alpine 11 cooler for my CPU and it manages to clear with about 5mm of space. I suspect that if you opt for the other unit with tempered glass sides you’ll get a few more mm of clearance as the panels are pushed out from the sides a bit. Overall, I like the appearance of this case. It’s quite understated but still looks pretty sharp for the price point.
Cons: A major con for me right from the start was the PSU placement. Use of this strange passthrough cable may work for some PSUs but the one I had for this build caused trouble. I recommend getting a PSU with the power cord plug a bit farther away from the edge of the unit if possible as the passthrough is a right angle plug and caused a fair bit of interference when attempting to wedge it into the PSU. For reference, I was using a Corsair RM550X. The screws that hold the side panels on from the factory are tiny, fragile and put in by the incredible hulk. Getting the sides off for the first time was really difficult without just utterly destroying the screws. Tip for Raijintek, do up the screws with a bit less force next time. The PCI-e bridge/extender, while nice looking, feels sort of fragile. Also the bend you must make on the ribbon cable to get it installed in the case is very tight which added to my worries. It seems to be holding up but I didn’t enjoy installing it initially. My best tip would be to remove and install it as few times as possible. Obviously this isn’t all that relevant for most new builds, but I was disappointed that no adapter was included to utilize the USB 3.0 front panel plugs if you didn’t have a motherboard header. I would have appreciated either a passthrough plug to the back of the motherboard or at least a converter to USB 2.0. Obviously neither is a good solution, but it would be nice to be able to use this case for motherboards that are either older or didn’t come with the header. It comes with some case filters, but they look terrible and are poorly made. The case filters are just some screen attached to some refrigerator magnet strips. They don’t even cover the entire area they’re designed for.
Overall Review: Overall, it’s a really good case for the money, but I have to knock off an egg for overall fit and finish. If a few things were tweaked, this would be 5 eggs for sure. I really expected a better solution for those case filters and that really it down. Honestly, they shouldn’t have included such a poorly constructed piece in the box at all.