Lian Li PC-Q07 Mini-ITX PC-casing

Excellent sized , easy to assemble , no problems with the length of the front panel USB sockets - but YMMV deepening on the board. if your wanting to use the expansion slot you have to be aware if you want to put in a dual hight video card , this will inter-fear with the Harddisk slot on the bottom - but no worries for single height ones

The seller sent the item very promptly and well packed. It looks good and works but I found the following problems:There were some screws missing for connecting the DVD drive - this is if you want to fit a 2.5" HD at the bottom of the case as they use the 4 screws.Two of the thumb screws for connecting the PSU unit had the wrong size threads!!Two of the wires that connect the switches to the motherboard pin headers were too short for my particular motherboard.IT was difficult to close the side of the case with motherboard in as the case screws are too tiny!I returned the motherboard and the seller gave me a refund

My brother had had this, he's got a mini-itx board in with I-5, and managed to get a 960 compact graphics card in (case needed a little persuasion)Possible to get a water-cooler block in, if you mount the rad outside - perhaps on top with suitable grill, and slimline dvd/bluray. Space for full size power supply.

Cant really fault the case really. I mean it is a bit expensive for what it is but looks sleek and everything fits in without a problem. I havent put much extra in except motherboard, power supply, hdd and extra hdd in a rack. No overheating problems but running a 2GHz atom so I should hope not.

Quality case, excellent price. Only problem encountered was making sure the internal wiring from the motherboard to the power supply didn't snag on the heat sink before closing the panel - fiddly but well worth it for the end result.

Great case and very sturdy. No problems with installation. A PicoPSU is needed to make us of the potential of the case. A 5.25" drive bay adapter would help too for a decent mid range graphics card.