Hyte Metal Revolt 3 Small Form Factor Premium ITX Computer Gaming Case, Black

This a solid build, yet very comfortable to carry. Had to order a Corsair SF600W PSU. This is a dream build. Fits my RTX 1650 super perfectly. Installing the mini itx MB was easy too.

Got this over other vertical build itx cases because it doesn’t require a riser cable. Very happy with the finished build, love how the video card shows through the front panel

My PC was previously housed in a Cryorig Taku, which I love but took up too much of my desk. This case is much more compact and can easily go on my desk or under it. Every side of the case comes off, so it's nice to work in. Everything went in smoothly and I had no major issue setting it up! Lots more airflow than my previous case too, so it hasn't been getting as hot. Overall I recommend if you like small PC cases.

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I can't say too much here for the surprise, but this will be perfect for my project! I'll provide updates as I install and test the internals (and if I remember).

Hyte is known for good PC cases, and I’ve wanted to have my own for a while now. Finally I have it, and I gotta say, it looks and FEELS high quality. It’s bit of a pain to build in if you mount the radiator before mounting the CPU cooling block, because when the motherboard side is laying down, the hinged backplate for the AIO rad just wants to fall down onto your hands where you’re working and make it impossible to see, but the other way around is a pain in the a** in its own ways. Cable management difficulty was about what you’d expect of a SFF case - a little bit more and nothing less. End result: AWESOMENESS!!! The carry handle is bae, the pop-out hooks came in clutch already, and it’s just beautiful overall. One oversight that I will say has continued to haunt to me to this very day is the fact that the motherboard IO is on the bottom of the case. It’s not that I didn’t know about it, it’s that U wasn’t prepared for the difficulty of having to lay the PC on its front to get to the bottom and route any new or rearranged cables through the back. It’s a bunch of work for me with my somewhat crowded desk. I eventually just stuck a strip of plastic to the bottom of the case where the back opening is, so that all the cables would route through a hole in the back, instead of hanging out of place every time I had to lift the case up. I know, it’s a weird thing to get picky about that I should have been aware of when I bought it. I didn’t think it’d be a big deal for me but it just is. I can’t say I’m 5 stars happy with it but it still is an awesome build and I’m keeping it anyway until another case just like it convinces me otherwise!