Rosewill Neutron Mini ITX Computer Case, Support VGA Card Length up to 340mm, Come with Three Fans-2x Front 120mm Fan, 1x Rear 140mm Fan-Retail

Great mini ITX computer case! plenty of room for parts and cable management, LED fans look cool (though they are a bit loud, I undervolted them which quieted them nicely and hasn't seemed to affect temperature).

Didn't buy this case from Amazon as the Egg had it on sale for like $20 dollars cheaper. Case has a lot of room for cooling and components. Bad is the build quality of the case. I had to hot glue most of the magnets on the front panel/dust filter back on due to them falling off. When I first got the case I had to solder the wires back on the power and reset buttons cause they were broken off. It was a mess of issue. Tho when I finished fixing it's downfalls the case has done me well. If you can find this case on sale it makes for a good buy, but if it's not on sale get something better.

All I can say is wow. This is a great case! Its the first case ive used on an actual build ive done my self and im quite impressed. The case comes with all the fan screws and motherboard standoffs. The finish of the case is excellent for the price point which really suprised me. I spent hours looking everywhere for a review online but couldn't find any so i just took a chance, and im glad i did. Pros- Great finish, removable dust dust covers for easy cleaning, the motherboard sits on a removable tray for easy removal for upgrades. The hard drive cage is easily removable with thumb screws, the power button and reset button are well finished and have a nice click to them. Cons- at least in my case the front usb 3.0 ports arent quite perfect. When i try to unplug my external hdd it pulls the port out of the case slightly. I just push it back in so no big deal. I also used a cable tie on the inside of the case to hold the port back so thats no longer an issue. Closing- The case has wonderful air flow and has very nice in cluded fans. The fans are Rosewill brand. It comes with two red led 140 mm fan in the front and one black 140mm fan in the rear. The case can also support those fans plus 3 more 120mm fans. 2 on the top and one on the rear bottom. The side panel has a nice see through panel to look at your graphics card. One other thing i really love about this case it that my graphics card isnt hanging side ways. The mobo sits horizontal instead of vertical on the side of the case. One more gripe i had was i wish that with a case this size there was another 5 1/4 drive bay. Other than that i would highly recommend this case!

I'm loving this case it has so much potential, with plenty of room and extra features to boot!

The case has excellent air flow and is what you would expect from a case built like this. With great airflow, however, comes the problem of noise. Not too much noise, but still enough to be noticeable. Also, while there are wire management holes on the motherboard tray, This still is incapable of managing all the wires I had in the case. This may be because I added led lights and an extra fan... Overall i do enjoy this case.

great looks easy to work in love it

I got this for 39.99 a couple of days ago, and for that price this case was a steal. First off this is a wide case and don't expect it to fit in a entertainment center, but it will sit on the floor next to your entertainment center and fit right in because it looks like a subwoofer. The build quality is very good and all the case, psu etc screws com in small individual Ziploc bags labeled for their purpose. The fans it comes with are not PWM, but you can easily under-volt them to 5 or 7 volts by rewiring the molex adapter (google it to find out more on that) that comes with the fans. Since they are not PWM they will run at full blast if you don't under-volt them. UPDATE: I tried the fans at 7v and they where still a bit loud, so I rewired the molex connectors to 5v and they are acceptably quiet and still move a lot of air. In the photo I uploaded with this review, you can see the case on the left I am getting rid of, which by the way cost 3 times what this one did. the one I am getting rid of is nice, but it got way too hot in the entertainment center and then when I moved it to the floor the vents are on the sides when in tower mode and they kind of get blocked by whatever you have next to it. The Neutron pulls air from front to back so it does not have that issue. I attached a pic of my thermal margins at idle with this case (AMD a10 7850K and coolermaster hyper evo 212) as well as my final setup with the case next to entertainment center.

so far it's been quite impressed with this case. I did a full custom water cooling loop in it plenty of room for pumps reservoir and things like that. However one thing to keep in mind is a 280 millimeter radiator fits great in the front recommended even. I did manage to squeeze in another 280 millimeter on tub but due to clearance issues with the graphics card and other radiator the fans had to be mounted on the top of the case.. Performances Is there but not very aesthetically pleasing. just something you might want to keep in mind if you're planning on doing what I did. Other than that it's a fantastic case it let you see your graphics card cooler. The pretty side haha and looks even better IMO with an acrylic water block on the GPU

I brought this case in 2016 when it was on sale for $55.20 Canadian. The is modular, comes with 3 case fans (although you'll have fun trying to find a Mini-ITX motherboard that has more than 2 fan headers). My current setup is with an i5-6600K with a 240mm liquid cooler, 32GB DDR4-2133 RAM, 256GB SSD, and a ASUS Strix GTX 1070 which still doesn't completely fill up the nice plastic side panel window (there is almost 2" of space to spare).