Question 1

Airflow looks questionable.  How are the temperatures?  (please include CPU)

Accepted Answer

AMD 5350 25 watt processor. this was a good solution for low heat processor. PSU sits above processor so aftermarket cooling would be a problem overall ventilation is good but hard drives are meant to fit on the bottom so if you added a fan it would blow on to  hard drive. modular power supply is a must. my biggest problem with this case and several others I have seen is with flush mounting hard drive with only screws on the bottom most sata connectors end up with wires being stressed against the bottom of the case.I had to add a hard drive cagethat allowed me to stack 2 2.5 inch  hard drives on top of each other.  getting back to your question all aluminum cases dissipate heat well compared to steel. still I would not use this case for 100 watt processor maybe a 55 with an extremely low profile aftermarket cooler.I love the look of this case and it is very solid.

Question 2

ASUS AM1M-A AM1 will fit in this case ?

Accepted Answer

Yes - it's the form factor of the motherboard, not the brand, etc., that determines if it will fit. The motherboard you referenced is a Mini-ITX form factor, so it should fit with no problem.

I always get a Modular PSU with this case as there is virtually no way to do cable management, so being able to leave off cables you don't need helps keep the inside reasonably clear for cooling.

Question 3

What are the physical dimensions of this case?

Accepted Answer

20cm wide, 21cm deep, 25cm tall. basically 8 inches by 8 inches by nine and a half tall.use a modular power supply.i shoe horned 2 2&1/2  inch drives and a r7 250X in there and it works fine

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