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The CH25M by Supercase is a Mini Tower, oriented towards builds with micro ATX motherboards. It combines a modern design with great compatibility with components.
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its not terrible it definitely does the job of housing your pc
but for just 10€ more you can get cases that are on a whole another level of quality compared to this
for that reason I can't recommend it
also it doesn't happen to everyone but the front usb ports are NOT very well made and when buying it expect to have some issue with em ranging from mild to unusable
and well
it just doesn't look that good either imo
get the cyclon or some similar case instead of this
but if u are stuck with it from a pre built
i guess u can use it as long as your gpu isn't very big because it just wont fit the vertical clearance is just not there due to the psu being top mounted the motherboard sits at the bottom
For the money it is a nice case, small which was the requested due to limited space on the child's desk. Cable management is ok, I didn't expect much anyway but I managed the cables with little effort even in the space for the DVD. The 3 stars are for the temperatures and for the power supply that is on top and personally I don't like it and it releases the warm air from the power supply inside the case. It has a gigabyte A520M DS3H motherboard, ryzen 7 5700X, Be Quiet pure rock slim2, asus 4060ti 8gb, coolermaster elite NEX600 power supply, G.Skill AEGIS 2x16GB 3200 ram. The SSD is screwed to the base of the case, it can take other drives if needed. I don't know if I'm asking too much from the case with the 5700X and the graphics card, but the processor hits 82 degrees under full load and the graphics card 80 degrees with the case OPEN.. above where the power supply is you can easily heat water for coffee. I had to drill holes all over the top, put a filter and turn the power supply upside down, the temperatures dropped by 8 degrees but I still don't dare to put the door back on. If you don't have high demands and it's for a simple computer, the case is honest, small, nice and with enough ports for its price
Excellent for its price. Very small, which was exactly what I wanted, so the fact that it has limited space was accepted in advance. I use it as a media center PC on my TV, and for this use, it is perfect. I have no temperature problems or any other general issues. Of course, I do not have a separate graphics card installed, nor a traditional HDD. I highly recommend it for this specific use and for a PC intended for light use.
Very compact case, ideal for situations where space is an issue. It won't fit large graphics cards, but for a simple office PC it's perfect. Very limited cable management.
For a compact build, it's great. I managed to fit a DVD drive, 1 3.5" HDD, and 2 2.5" SSDs, it's a bit tight, but that's not a negative. Ideally, if we're talking about a powerful computer, we would want an additional 2 120mm fans (one for the front and one for the side) and a 92mm fan for the back, to replace the 80mm fan that comes with the case, which is only for connection with molex.
Very positive that it has 2 USB 3.0 ports and 2 USB 2.0 ports.
It's just what you need for a compact micro-ATX computer.
Do not judge it as a gaming case and it couldn't be at this price. It lacks space and the cooling is not sufficient for serious situations.
For a simple office PC or everyday use (even better with integrated graphics), it's fine. A MATX motherboard, an SSD, an Intel with integrated graphics, its own 80mm rear fan to exhaust + a 120mm side fan to intake, and you're the first in the village.
It doesn't have much space for cable management and if you have a DVD, it would be better if the power supply was semi or otherwise you will have cables everywhere... If you don't have a DVD, you can manage even with a regular power supply. It doesn't have any serious build quality and you have to be careful with the screws, but at this price, you expect it. Anyway, it is nice, compact, lightweight, and has USB 2 + 3 in the front - so it doesn't lack anything. It doesn't have filters and it will need a blowout every 6 months, especially if you have a side fan that intakes everything (which I consider necessary). I have used two of these in setups with the reasoning I described and I am satisfied
First of all, I have to say that it is extremely lightweight and very small, just enough to fit a micro ATX motherboard. That was actually the reason why I bought it, as I want to easily transport the case during the summers. I connected the front panel cables before screwing in the motherboard because it is almost impossible to connect them afterwards. The space it has for a 3.5 HDD is not suitable because if you try to install it, the HDD will interfere with the RAM sticks. You can install a 2.5 disk at the bottom of the case (you will see the corresponding holes for the screws) and next to the motherboard (the word SSD is indicated). Personally, I only installed 1 NVMe, so I didn't end up screwing any disks. It also has a space for a DVD drive (although they are almost obsolete) but if you want to use it, you will need a modular power supply because otherwise you have to manage the cables in the space provided for the DVD. Of course, the side panel has a protruding space for cable management, but you will have difficulty fitting all the PSU cables there alone. It mainly takes in air from the side where you can also install a 120mm fan (as well as one more in the front). I didn't install any additional fans as I have an APU, so I don't have temperature issues. Even the included 80mm fan is sufficient for my case. There is no filter on the side opening, but anyone can install an aftermarket one if they want. In the end, for less than 30 euros, it's worth buying if you want to build a budget system that takes up little space. 4/5 from me because it's worth its money, it loses one star because the 3.5 disk position is completely useless. My system:
ASUS EX A320M Gaming
Ryzen 3 2200G
2x8 G.Skill Aegis
NVMe Kioxia 500GB
Cooler Deepcool Gammaxx 200T (yes, it fits as it has sufficient width)
PSU Cougar XTC 550W 80+
A decent small-sized case that I needed due to lack of space. If you choose a full wired power supply, forget about the possibility of getting a DVD and the hard drives will be squeezed quite a bit (no front FAN whatsoever). As for the outputs, I can say that it has satisfactory ones (2+2 USB 2.0&3.0), audio. The standard rear fan is just there to meet the need. No protection against dust whatsoever... (it comes in from everywhere...). Only with some custom solution... In conclusion, this particular case is a solution for specific needs (money-space)... As for sturdiness, I can say that it is quite lightweight as a metal material compared to an old HP case (dc-7800)... I haven't done it as a stool like I used to with the old HP...
UPDATE 10th 2022: Due to unsatisfactory CPU cooling, I was forced to also get a cooler (CoolerMaster MasterAir MA610P RGB... I didn't connect the RGB by choice). The cooler protrudes from the side cover by about 2 centimeters and didn't close, so I had to cut the cover with tin snips. There, for now, I put a mesh (for windows... due to lack of funds for something more expensive) with glue to reduce dust intake.
Small and beautiful little box, something I didn't expect. Generally, I wanted a simple case to put on my desk without taking up space. However, it has many negatives, and the most important one for me, which made it difficult, was screwing in the motherboard because its metal sheets are very fake. Another problem was the SSD, as I tried to do proper cable management in such a case, I closed off the space it has, which is good for the SSD, and I had to put it in the position of the 120mm fan at the front for now at least. In general, for a simple build, if you don't want to add RGB, etc., the case is worth it. It is beautiful and for the price I got it (23.90€), I would choose it again.
The case it has for the magnetic is useless, I had to put it with clamps in another upright position because it finds the power/data cables in the RAM.
Its design is really all over the place, where it's supposed to take the 2 SSDs (I put them where the DVD goes) it could fit 4 disks regardless of type... and the cables wouldn't be found anywhere.
As for the panels that others mention, I find them fine, I have bought more expensive ones with thinner panels, whoever messes it up is to blame. It necessarily needs a twelve-fan on the side
I bought this case for a budget machine and I have to inform you that "you get what you pay for". With a price around 20-25 euros, there are many limitations and I will mention the following:
Pros:
- The price (you can't get a better case for this money)
- The size (it is quite small, fitting only a micro-ATX motherboard)
- The appearance (subjective criterion, but for a simple case, it looks fine)
- The weight (it is very lightweight for transportation, but it also indicates the material it is made of)
- All the standard ports you expect to find, without lacking any outputs!
Cons:
- Build quality.
The case has thin metal sheets that bend easily, so I do not recommend exposing it in a space where it can be bumped (e.g. living room, office floor)
- Space.
Okay, it is small, but it really lacks space to fit in hard drives (even 2-3 makeshift ones). You have to come up with solutions and take some risks.
- Airflow.
Forget about fans and airflow. It has minimal air intake, and you are given a mediocre fan to extract hot air from the back. Practically, any air that can enter, comes from the perforated intake window on the sides of the case.
- Cable Management.
You just squeeze everything inside and behind! It has channels to route and hold the cables, but you really need expertise to avoid making a mess inside!
Overall, if you really don't want to spend more than 25 euros, it is okay for the appearance and if you want to use it for surplus hardware in a second or third system - I accept that, as I have done it myself and it is convenient. However, with very budget hardware configurations that are not worth much anymore! And of course, this hardware should not heat up too much (e.g. don't put an FX with Radeon and expect to overclock later)!
If you are considering it for a main system, I do not recommend it at all, as you can't even work properly with it (either changing a component or anything else), it doesn't cool adequately, and all the components are cramped in unreliable metal supports/casings!
+ Very beautiful case.
+ Good cable management.
- Problems with installation and screwing of peripherals due to low-quality construction material.
- Mediocre airflow distribution.
Due to the circumstances, I couldn't order the CS-102, mostly for its appearance, but okay. Searching to build an HTPC, I wanted something affordable and for me, the case was the first criterion. Searching for a used one quickly made me realize that buying a new affordable one is the most cost-effective option. The case does have thinner metal compared to others I've had until today, but that's not a disadvantage because it's not so thin that it creates a problem, and I really like that the case is lightweight. It's also small for where I wanted to place it, and I didn't see any significant temperature increases. Anyway, the system is not set to full power, but anyone who wants to add an extra fan can get two 120mm fans, one in the front and one on the side, which is more than enough. Personally, I only added one on the side. The only downside is that it doesn't have filters, but in the low-end category, few cases have filters. The back cover behind the motherboard has holes for cables to pass through, and overall, it didn't give me any trouble, and all the cables passed through easily, so they are all neatly placed in the best possible position. Overall, it's great for affordable and mid-range systems. It doesn't fit many hard drives or large graphics cards, but in more expensive systems, no one would go for such a case since the requirements change. Personally, I would buy a similar one for a basic computer setup. Beyond that, it's just a matter of aesthetics in the affordable category.
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Quite a good case for simple office computers without a graphics card.
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Very affordable purchase, with good quality. 2X USB 3.0 ports in the front.
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