LOUQE Raw S1 Mk I (Rhodium Grey) Mini-ITX Computer Case

Je lui mets 2 uniquement parce qu'il a de la gueule car le reste ne vaut pas le coup ni le coût. Cette coque est infernale : elle détruit l'airflow du boitier, le transformant en un four micro-onde. Elle raye tout le long de l'épine centrale : on retrouve des épluchures de métal. Je m'arrête là car je suis déjà très déçu de cette marque qui selon moi s'apparente à du vol surtout vu le prix (199 maintenant, avant il fallait débourser + de 300 balles). Sinon service Amazon toujours au top

Products like this are rare. While many PC cases look good, have good cooling options, cable management options etc, they are all made with plastic and sheet metal. Louqe does things differently. They focus on the ITX form factor and minimalist design. Their cases are made with thick extruded aluminum and all the cutouts are CNC machined. The dark grey finish is impeccable. They are easily the most beautiful cases out there aimed at the PC enthusiast. The Raw S1 is their second release. At 12 liters in volume it provides a small footprint with a chimney style cooling design. Building in this case is quite easy and everything fits well. Being a sandwich design, the GPU and the CPU are isolated from each other so they have their own cool airflow. Cool air is brought in from the sides, cools the components, rises up and is exhausted out the back of the case by the rear mounted 120mm fan (not included). It works quite well and the system stays relatively quiet even under heavy load. Of course your mileage may vary based on your components. This case looks and feels outstanding. It just screams quality.

Ich war bereits Besitzer des Louqe Ghost und brauchte ein etwas größeres Gehäuse – das Raw S1 Mk1 ist dafür perfekt. Selbst meine Nvidia RTX 3090 FE passt problemlos hinein, was für ein ITX-Gehäuse nicht selbstverständlich ist. Der Platz ist zwar begrenzt, aber mit etwas Mühe lässt sich ein guter Airflow realisieren. Das Kabelmanagement erfordert Geduld, und auch spätere Anpassungen am System sind aufgrund des Gehäuseaufbaus etwas zeitaufwendig. Positiv hervorzuheben sind das mitgelieferte Riser-Kabel für die GPU sowie die interne PSU-Verlängerung. Wichtig: Beim Abziehen des Gehäusemantels unbedingt darauf achten, dass die Klemme des Power-Buttons gelöst ist, damit der Knopf nicht in der Aussparung hängen bleibt – sonst könnte das Gummi beschädigt werden. Insgesamt ein hochwertiges, gut durchdachtes Gehäuse, das sich ideal für leistungsstarke ITX-Builds eignet!

This was the easiest mini itx build I’ve done to date. The build quality on mine is great and I’ve experienced no friction on the rails to put the outer shell on. Even the base that holds the spine which you read about being cheaply made online feels solid. The only negative I’ve got is the exterior coating seems potentially fragile. I was building in this case on a big desk pad with the outer shell off to the side and somehow I still have a small chip on one of the corners. Not sure if it came like that or if I did it tbh but it is the only negative I have to say about the case.

The case is amazing quality and easy to build in. Ignore the low star reviews from people that want to blame the manufacturer, because the did not properly plan their own build. It's simply not Louqe's problem. There are documents and more than enough reference websites to do this. Noctua has a motherboard compatibility list for their coolers. Louqe has documents on their website for recommended coolers. Look for TDP data for your cpu and research coolers that will handle it and fit your motherboard. If it doesn't fit in this case, then buy a case that will handle your cooling needs. When you go ultra small form factor with air cooling, don't expect to air cool a 12th or 13th Gen i7/i9 efficiently with this case. It's just not going to happen. The more cores you have, the harder it will be to cool. I would look to 10th or 11th gen if you are going Intel, possibly sticking to i5s/i7s on the lower voltage spectrum. That gen is more power efficient to get you out of the 9th gen realm and you won't be cooling a bunch of e cores. If you are build to game the i5 is a perfect powerhouse even for some workstation tasks. A word for new pc builders - meaning you come to give poor reviews to a case design because it was YOUR fault for improperly specing out your cooling needs. 1. Pick your parts - hardware that you know you need or want. 2. Calculate your cooling TDP needs for those said parts. 3. Find your cooling method that YOU KNOW or should KNOW what you have to have. Whether that is an AIO or a specific air cooler. Make sure it is compatible with your motherboard and socket. 4 - Final steps: Find your chassis (case) to accommodate those cooling needs and the ports you need. Don't ruin a company's reputation for the design has nothing to do with your problems. If you come here to complain because of lack of ports or because you can't cool the parts you picked, throw your computer out the window. It will make you look like you purchased a product out of ignorance when they have videos and documents, and third party review videos explaining exactly what this case has and what it can do. Geez