L300 Mesh Mini ITX Handled PC Case, 8.5L Simple Compact Desktop Chassis with Dual Reverse PCIe 3.0 Riser Cable & DP 1.4 Cable, SFX/SFX-L PSU, H120mm Cooler, White

Clean look, compact, big enough for GPU with 3 fans. Really nice case. Cable management is tight so make sure you get a modular power supply!

Overall good sff case, small footprint, decent temps, nice looking and solid quality built, even thoughit is all mesh, the panelsfeel solid and sturdy. Comes with a 3.0 or 4.0 pcie raiser cable which i did not used because i bought a 5.0 separately (the aviara dual reverse 14cm v3 fits just fine, do make sure you fold the cable properly if not you will have a hard time seating the gpu in place after, def tricky because the way the case was designed even with an sfx psu the cable sits rubbing agaist the psu, so be careful) and a 1.4 dp angled cable. The front IO cables maybe a bit too long for the case (they are stiff flatted cables and do end up in the way) Supports 2 120x15mm fans (1 at the top and one at the bottom, all though i feel the one at the bottom doesnt do much as due to configuration all pau cables and psu are right infront of it), the top fan has 2 different position options with the included bracket, I ended up no using the branket and just mounted the fan dead center to get better heat extraction the cpu, which runs around mid 70s to low 80s (celcius) under load, I am using a 9600x with the thermalright apx43 but it seems i could've used the apx53. The gpu runs much more cooler at around 65c. According to the specs it supports up to 325mm gpus, but realistically it is like 300mm with the top case fan and making sure it is not more than 40mm thick becuase of the top side pannel frame, i used the sapphire 9060xt which uses only 2 fans so that fits just fine. Cable management is not a nightmare, but def try to get braided very flexible cables, I went with the coolermaster v850 and those are some what flexible, so it made it hard to manage, but for my first ever sff built I believe it is great. I wish ther was more room in the fron to be able to install the front fan more towards the mobo as like i said before since it seats very low that fan doesnt do much not even as exhaust.

Great case, plug in your motherboard cables before installing MOBO, and also wire your GPU power cables through the top/front chamber where the MOBO will go (do it before also). Perfect for getting desk space back. I’m using the Minisforum BD790i SE and the ASROCK 9070XT. For anyone looking into one of these for those thicker cards, it fit mine perfectly BUT I would confidently say the ASROCK 9070XT is the literal max thickness for this case. Not like “eh, reading this and can probably get a few mm more,” no I really do think the thickness specs on this card are your max. You could get away with prob +2cm in length though if still using slim top fan, if not then probably 3cm. If you upgrade the riser cable, get 14cm double reverse 5.0. Found it helpful to pre-bend your curves from the pcie slot end so it doesn’t have extra strain once installed. Hopefully helpful!

Great case that fits my components very well, and has excellent airflow to keep temperature under control. My GPU, an RX 9070, and CPU, an AMD 7945HX3D, never go above 65⁰ C. And because of this, my PC is stupid quiet. Even under full load, it barely goes above a whisper. However, the reason I am giving this case 3 stars is for two reasons. First, the included angled DisplayPort cable was dead on arrival, and no signal would pass through. This scared me, making me thing something was wrong with my GPU. But once I plugged in my regular DisplayPort cable, there was no issue. But, this meant I had to hunt down a new angled cable. Which brings me directly to reason two, the feet do not offer enough height for any cable with a head taller than 1 inch. This made finding a new cable annoyingly difficult, with the only cable I was able to find only being 3 feet long. I really do love this case, and I had no issues with compatibility with any components. But it took me 1 week to find a proper cable, and even then it was a big compromise and not a cable I am happy with at all. I think this case is worth buying because of parts compatibility, cooling, and noise, but proceed with a bit of caution. If the included DisplayPort cable arrives DOA like mine did, you're a bit SOL.

This case feels quality and building in it was very easy! I definitely recommend this case, but would just like to forewarn anyone seeking a truly silent build: being all-mesh and relying on thin fans, you are going to hear everything when fans ramp to cool components. But, if that it not your concern, then this is probably a case you should consider!

Perfect size smaller than what I was expecting

Got the l300 and l400. I love how tiny the l300 is. The l300 Fits my 4080super pro art which is 2.5 slots. And the case is suppose to fit 2 slot gpu. And because of that, There will be turbulence noise. For the cpu cooler. I think they say it can fit up to 65mm of height? But I don't think so, as I fit a 55mm cooler from ID COOLING. And it's very close to the panel. Like I mean maybe 1-3mm in space. So I fit a 47mm cooler instead. It's perfect now. For the fans. Yes you can only fit a 15mm 120 on the top. And i managed to put a fan grill. It was a very tight fit. And for the bottom. It also says it can fit a 15mm 120 fan. But I fit a 25mm with a grill as well. It was a much tighter fit. I don't look foward to taking that out ever. The case it's self doesn't feel premium. But it's fine for me. It's just a case that I built in and probably wont be touching again for a while. I wanted something small and vertical. With IO ports. And this was perfect. Il maybe switching to the l400 just because of the turbulence of the gpu.

Sturdier, heavier, and higher quality than expected. The two 120mm fan brackets are easy to work with. Came with spare screws.