Micro ATX Case for HTPC/Desktop/Rackmount - Project S Midi Rev. B Limited Edition

I needed a flat case and this did the trick. It looks good and is pretty well constructed. The slide-out feature is actually pretty useful. Note that the power plugs for a graphics card will press up right against the top of the case, though they do fit - barely. Not a big fan of RGB but it's not too much here.It would have been nice if I could install a 120mm case on the left side where the hard drive mount is, rather than in the front area where it is not covered by a filter and isn't usable if you've installed a HD in the other space.

Nice case, just make sure your graphics card isnt too tall. The glass will be in the way. I had to modify the case to make it fit. Now its more of an open air case. The quality is excellent though. I wish cable management was easier and their was more space for hard drives.

Project S - Midi (mid size)This case does what you ask - the size of a receiver and fits right into your tv stand as you'd want. It fits comfortably and does what it needs to, but with major problems from my experience with it.Pros:1. Excellent HTPC box for gaming rigs2. Fantastic design ideas, and looks3. Enjoyable building as you can remove the entire rig from the case and build it out simply and comfortably.Cons:1.Thin walls on the inner chassis2.While it supports a 240mm AIO, the Kraken X52 COMPLETELY blocks the hole to run the CPU EPS connector. With some custom sleeved soft cables, perhaps you could squish it through, but I was forced to run my cables across the motherboard like a peasant.3. Alignment of the screw holes for the PSU did NOT line up - only 3 screws fit4. HDMI cable is blocked by a random L shaped area on the back, resulting in me having to squeeze it in before securing the inner chassis to the external. Makes no sense5. PSU is completely exposed and offers no option for cable management except a tiny cutout that cannot accept thicker sleeve cables.6. Designed for numerous drives...without options. Instead of allowing you to mount a 240mm radiator in the front instead of drives like most cases with removable drive cages, it just becomes wasted space you end up just filling with excess cabling7. PSU is not pushed up against the bottom of the case, resulting in no gap between the PSU and motherboard, which prevents front panel/USB connectors from being easily routed to their desired location through extra holes like most quality cases8. No dust filter on front intake for some reason, but there are filters on every other side, even the left which has no fan options, but can support a 3.5in drive only (again, for no reason should this not be interchangeable)9. Due to all of the above issues, thermal capabilities are limited. Simply removing the top glass reduces thermals by 10c. An option with a vented top and/or fan mounts in the front would significantly improve the case. There's a reason smaller cases have dedicated ventilation for GPUs.I'm sure I have a couple more gripes, but that's a LONG list of cons, but I don't hate this case. It's going without a top panel in my entertainment center, and should be adequate. Disappointed that I can't run it with the glass with a high end build, but it is what it is.

I adore this case. I had been dreaming up non full atx builds and finally landed on this case. Fits my mini atx Mobo perfectly as well as all my components. I was even about to get a 280mm radiator and fans fully installed and secured, all it took was drilling a few holes and some left over washers I had in the junk drawer to push the glass out far enough to allow space

What a great case for RackMount. I have a small 12U rack in my master closet and this 4U case slides right in (on tray).Lots of room for an MTX mono with support for full sized PS!I dropped in some noctua fans, an x570M, Ryzen 3950x, and H60 water cooler for some home server virtualization shenanigans...Cons:1. The small fan holes in the back do not include protective covers. Since Im shooting for Quiet Home Server I opted to side vent only this case.2. Can only be locked by screwing it back. It would be ideal if case had front thumbscrews.

An excellent choice for a HTPC build. Rack-type tray a plus. Great case construction and easy PC component installation. Limitations: accepts MATX only motherboards; graphics card height limited to 4.5"; aio liquid cooler options lacking.

Very cool case. Good placement of grommets and cable management is good. Only issue i had is with the size of my gpu not allowing the top glass to close completely. Not Nanoxias fault since my 2080 Super is very tall. I had to purchase some standoffs as you can see in the picture but overall i think it gives it a unique look and i like how it turned out.