SGPC K49 Mini ITX Case 7.1L PCIe 3.0 Edition

Echoing the same as others, this case isn’t for first time builders. Before you do anything! Set up your build outside of the case first and test your GPU on the motherboard and then test with the riser cable to see if your system runs into issues. The riser cable that came included with this case was unfortunately faulty. In my personally setup, it caused lengthy boot times, artifacts, and crashed my system multiple times. I won’t jump and say to avoid the cable as is has worked for others but be mindful if you’re experiencing similar issues. Outside of the riser cable, I have no issues with the case, as I’m comfortable working with mini ITX cases of this size. The materials are on par with other cases of this price range and above and although the instructions are lacking depth, assembly was smooth. Again, if this is your first build, you will have some trouble but take your time.

The itx case is a amazing package considering it takes full 300mm gpus while under 7 liters!, but the included pcie3 riser cable failed almost immediately in a few days. Paint is easy to scratch but thats not much of a concern. Good case, terrible pcie riser experience!

Apenas cumple con la función de almacenar tus componentes, en general la ventilación es defectuosa y el metal de las caras contiene el calor dentro de los componentes, solo lo usaría en caso de que vayas a hacer un ensamble low profile que no requiera alta demanda de refrigeración

Definitely a slight challenge to fit everything. Some screws ate up the threads in the case but still hold securely. Pcie extension works so far with no issues. The graphics card slots on the back of the case don't provide enough support so it's kinda wobbly. Shimmed some plastic to hold it in place and holding up fine so far. Dust filters greatly decrease airflow, but without them it's fine. Good weight for the size. Handles are cheap so I used a nylon strap where the leather one would go. Clean edges, nothing sharp or dangerous. No complaints as with this scale of a build you're gonna run into little things that you have to correct and work around no matter what case you get. In my build: 2070 super, ryzen 7 3700x, thermalright copper CPU cooler, 32 GB ram.

Good sff case, fits most gpu but need to leave a gap for the thick one like a 1080. Airflow is not that great. My most complain is the gpu riser that won't work in pcie gen3 speed with some cards, I had to downgrade to gen1 speeds.

I was very worried that the components that I ordered might not fit, but everything worked out relatively well (there are some small flaws). Advantages : -Durable, very durable, it seems that ~2-3mm steel is very strong. -Good equipment, we didn't forget anything. Self-tapping screws, riser for GPU, belt, ties, screwdriver, just a great camping kit, And if the case does not fit , then this is a great barbecue grill. The shortcomings: -There are slight indentations and gaps of 0.1-0.2mm everywhere. But in total, it turns out that the motherboard is too tight and gets stuck in, the power supply and its cords somehow fit (forget about the management cable, there is little space, but it is possible) In the end, everything is fine!

Great build quality but easy to get scratch. Easy to build in, completed the build in less than 30 min.

I ordered two of there, one of them had 2 bad welds and required drilling, the other was fine. The grill pieces (so the holes are smaller) are attached using adhesive on the sides, these come loose all the time and require different glue to keep them in place, or you can leave them out. The pci slots are not being kept into place on the bottom, so a usb expansion card or a rs232 bracket will require more drilling to fit well. I would not buy them again