Mini-iTX Case 820-01B Cases, Black (820-01B-C2228U)

Compact case, though the fan is kind of loud,. Working on replacing with a quieter one, tight fit in there though

I love the size and look of this case. However, both the initial shipment and the replacement were unable to boot my Atom D410 or my new Kabini 5200-based boards. The fan will simply twitch and then stop. Both boards are able to boot on other PSUs.PSUs are actually rather important. Rather than trying my luck a third time, I'll just get something that actually turns on.

Met all my expectations. Its hard to find such a low profile case that still allows for a 3.5 in hard drive. Fan is sufficient to keep my zotac ion n330 cool running XBMC as an HTPC. Didn't find a need to install a optical drive for this case.

to all of those who complain about the power supply two free advises: 1) you may need to read the specs and do some math (if you can) prior to buyin the device, so that you would know if the power supply would handle the hardware you think you would want it to support .....However... If the PSU is underpowered for your need, there are simple augmentations you can perform a) pull out the factory PSU, you may use it for paperweight or as an ornament.... purchase a "PICO PSU" that is rated at 180 Watts through 200 Watts, through mail / web orders, along with a 10A 12V "Brick power supply. Plug the "Pico PSU", use the 10A rated 12V power and be happy. I have used that setup to drive a Mini ITX setup using a 100W rated CPU, a 2.5" HD, DVD burner, and 8GB of memory... still working....ohhh... one additional challenge when using CPU rated above 55W... You may need to find a low profile high efficiency cooler. Try anything flat that uses 92mm or a wider fan. That may keep the noise down.