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Rosewill Legacy U3-B - Black, Aluminum Alloy, Micro ATX, Mini Tower Computer Case
OUT OF STOCK.
- M-ATX Mini Tower
- Front I / O Ports, 2 x USB 3.0 Ports
- One Rear 120mm Adjustable Speed Fan
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Learn more about the Rosewill Legacy U3-B
Brand | Rosewill |
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Model | Legacy U3-B |
Type | Micro ATX Mini Tower |
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Color | Black |
Case Material | Aluminum Alloy |
With Power Supply | No |
Motherboard Compatibility | M-ATX / ITX (within 245mm x 245mm) |
Side Panel Window | No |
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays | 2 |
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Expansion Slots | 4 |
Front Ports | 2 x USB 3.0 Ports Audio In/Out |
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120mm Fans | 1 x Rear 120mm Fan |
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Side Air duct | No |
Dimensions (H x W x D) | 14.13" x 8.19" x 10.63" |
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Weight | 5.51 lbs. |
Features | NOTICE: - Please make sure your motherboard equipped with on-board USB 3.0 socket before purchasing. - For certain M-ATX motherboard with SATA connectors on the side, please use L-shaped SATA cables. - CPU Cooler: Not Higher than 175mm - Display Card: Not Longer than 260mm Ideal for Intel & AMD Systems Support Standard ATX PSII PSU Sturdy Construction Ventilations for Display Card. (within 260mm) One Build-in Speed Adjustable Rear Fan Front I/O Ports : 2x USB3.0, Audio Out, MIC in Drive Bays: - Side Plate: 1 x 3.5" HDD Rack - Base Plate: You can install either 2 x 2.5" HDD or 1 x 3.5" HDD |
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Date First Available | December 09, 2013 |
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Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's Standard Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
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- Support Phone: 1-800-575-9885
- Support Email: techsupport@rosewill.com
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Pros: *Excellent build quality, nothing feels cheap about this case. No flexing of the panels *Modern design and layout, no optical drive bays *It's about as compact as you can possibly get while still allowing +120mm tall coolers *Comes with an incredibly quiet rear case fan (label says 25.9dB), although it does not move a lot of air *Front LED/power button is bright enough to see in a lit room, but does not cause a "flashlight" in the dark. Also has a second led for an hdd indicator
Cons: *There is not very much room inside this case at all when dealing with a full sized mATX board. If you have edge facing sata plugs, use L-connector cables off the board; straight ones will literally be jammed up against the front and will not come out without removing the board. The one thing that will give you huge headaches is the bracket on the bottom right corner that holds the USB/audio front ports. This thing is destined to get in the way of mobo and GPU during installation. *The included hard drive bracket (the swiss cheese looking cover over the PCI area) might not work for some with tall coolers. My Hyper212 heat pipes just barely poked into the space that would be filled by the drive. Drives can be mounted to the bottom, but in the process they block most of the vent. A better solution would have been brackets behind the front panel to give the option of mounting there.
Overall Review: This is a rebranded 'Jonsbo U3' in case you want to do a search to find more reviews or pictures of it. I've been waiting for a case like this for a long time. Quality materials, and as small as you can possibly make it while still being able to support a tall cooler. No support for a dozen hard drives or 3 optical drives or any of that stuff. I had a TJ08e and despite popular opinion, I hated it for a variety of reasons. The U3 is much more to my liking, but it really made me question my obsession with small pc cases. On several occasions I put everything together only to find the last component would not fit. Every... single... part had to come back out so I could try again. Finally I wised up and did a dry test fitting so I could make a mental note which order stuff had to go in. Cable management is definitely doable, but requires planning. I actually went so far as to remove the rear fan switch (it doesn't help much with the stock fan anyway) and desolder the front audio header cable just to free up space and keep me from having to find a place to hide them. I could only recommend this case for full sized mATX users if you have a bit of experience, patience, and small hands. If you have a smaller mATX board or a M-ITX and aren't using a large cpu cooler, you don't really have to worry. Build: ASrock z77 Pro4 M EVGA GTX 760 CM Hyper 212 1x 2.5 ssd 1x 3.5 hdd (3.5" hdd mounted to the bottom, 2.5" mounted on top of it with double sided tape. Since my cooler blocked the hard drive bracket, there were no other possible options for this setup).