Pros: - I got a 140mm ATX psu in there- I got a full sized 295mm 3070 in there- I got a 158mm cooler in there with out the side bracket, with bracket it is the 155mm.- I was able to get a cheaper B550 for $130 over a $200 dollar ITX - Fits 2 fans up top and on bottom with rad support on the side bracket as well.- All sides are dust filtered and tool less removal including the bottom- ATX psu pulls air from the front of the case so you fan is muffled by the front panel. - Cables can be tucked into the front panel if you don't put SSD's in there

Cons: - You want you motherboard sata ports on the right side, mine are on the bottom and require 90 degree sata cables to have it fit with both bottom fans.-The back fan is only 80mm so I used ties to hold a 92mm- I want to buy another but I don't need it.

Overall Review: I always thought the NR200 was too big for ITX, more of a 10L or under guy with SFF. I decided to go with a matx board for a extra pci slot, but was disappointed with the selection of small cases being 26L or bigger if you did not want to pay $250. This is smaller then the $250 small mATX case, cost less then the 26L mAtx case and is slightly bigger then the NR200 with full part support. I bought it the moment it was on Newegg and transferred my pc into it. I honestly thought it would be harder, but as long as you have a short 140mm ATX psu you should be fine. The might get a nest of cables if you don't go modular, but its not the tempered glass version anyway. I don't I will be changing my case for a few years now!

Pros: -It's a RX- 570 -$130 for 1060 3gb performance -Not bad looking -It's short

Cons: -The fans on this are terrible, sounds like there is resistance even though they spin fine. Run at full speed with out drivers installed, but with drivers installed its only loud during game-play and when you boot. - Drivers do not automatically install

Overall Review: -I don't think its a con or pro, but the end of the PCI bracket are bent to prevent sag. If you have bracket holders in your case slot its kinda hard to install or remove. - Came with 2 free games at the time of purchase so that was a big factor since i wanted both games. - Would have given 5 stars if fans where even a little quieter.

Pros: Has 4 usb and 4 outlets

Cons: has a switch you cant see, I didn't know that when I bought it. Has a little red light that shines. Not really a con for most people, but I don't plan on turning it off or having a red shining light coming off it when you bought it to mount on the wall.

Overall Review: not bad, sturdy.

Pros: Works with 16gb's of Crucial ballistic

Cons: I don't think those fins on top help cooling, could it have been LP ram?

Overall Review: I bought another one for 32gb's works with crucial or other micron ram runs 3600 out of the box, which is great for Ryzen

Pros: -Tinted -Looks Nice -Compact -Mesh front makes it run silent

Cons: -Hard drive mounts look good, but don't help with vibration and the cage is annoying. -No stand off's installed already

Overall Review: I got it for my brother who like's a minimalist edgy look. It was easy to build in beside for not have stand off's installed. Tuned the fans and the Zen 1700 runs overclocked to 3.9ghz at under 68c with a 212 EVO, while running fan under 1300rpm. Run's cool and has many fan mounting options.

Pros: -500w -It's =90% efficiency, or 80Plus Gold -Plenty of VGA cables

Cons: - Might need a 8pin to 4pin cpu adapter - Stock fan is loud, but not as bad as other sever fans.

Overall Review: -I used mine in a ITX system, so not really as intended. -Replaced stock fan with a Delta fan, so would not recommend for ITX.