JONSBO TK-1 Black Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case, Double Curved Glass Design, Separate Cabinet Structure, Al-Alloy Shell Matx Desktop PC Case, Support ATX Power/240 AIO Black

Looks really good and is sturdy, well made. I bought three cases until I was finally happy with this one. It is quite heavy as a result but better than some flimsy one

EXCELLENT and beautiful case design with very good build quality. Compact in size, perfect for an M-ATX motherboard. It was a big pleasant surprise to see that the all the normally individual cables for Power SW, Reset, LED, HHD LED were all combined into a solid Plug-in connector (matching the Asus MB. This should be a STANDARD procedure with all PC cases. It's so frustrating when you have to plug each of those 9 individual cables into the correct PIN one at a time in the proper order! The Power button lights up white (not bright) with Power ON, and Blinks when computer is in a dormant state to let you know. Smart, Awesome feature. More expensive than most cases, but as usual, you get what you pay for.

Its stunning in person, love the curved glass and its very strong. I would def recommend this case to anyone looking

Great case, but the air flow, could be better. I think they should have added a rectangular custom small exhaust fan near the mobo plate where the connections go. For example if you have let’s say a 2080ti or a 3060ti, maybe an Intel b580. If the card goes over 200 watts, there will be a good amount of noticeable heat that will have you turn your head twice, thinking if it’s normal for the case to get that hot. For example to reduce the heat I turned my Target temps on my gpu down from 80 to 65 degrees. So it’s not that bad now. But if you are using a high heat card. Best to not get this. Now if you’re using something more modern like a 4060 or 5060ti, this is still a great case as those cards don’t really go over 65 even at full load. The 20 and 30 series have poor cooling unfortunately. Also my 2080ti FE barely fits like with 3mm to spare lol. Also an Intel arc b580 will fit as thats the same size and a two fan 9060xt or 5060ti will also probably fit. 3080 definitely not lol. Nor anything close to that. As you can see from the pics in the last two. There is literally almost no space remaining for my gpu.

Love this case with the fish tank look. Build quality is really nice, I was kind of worried with company named JONSBO sometimes you're taking your chances. Lots of spots for fans, especially if you want to get creative. 4 120mm, 2 top 2 bottom. Then you can get 2 92mm in the bottom of the second compartment cooling psu and behind the motherboard. Another 2 92mm fans attached to back air intake area, I'm using those small square velcro pads and have no noise issues or anything coming loose. Finally 2 80mm fans in front air intake area blowing at cpu and back of gpu. All this and my pc is literally at ambient at idle. 50-60 during heavy gaming. I am using the P9 and P8 max fans which are pretty heavy duty but they're pretty quiet at middle of rpm range. So it stays super cool with 12600K and 1080ti. Great case, I left out the bottom 120mm fans cuz i didnt want them blowing straight into my 1080ti and knocking a gpu fan off balance. Obviously glass is dust and fingerprint magnet. Plus its kinda a pain to take on and off if you want to fiddle. Other than that easy peasy build with a SFF psu but its not a necessity.