Thermaltake Tower 300 Matcha Green Micro-ATX Case; 2x140mm CT Fan Included; Support Up to 420mm Radiator; Optional Chassis Stand Kit Allows Horizontal Display; CA-1Y4-00SEWN-00; 3 Year Warranty

It would be best to get a motherboard with a fixed I/O plate like the ones found on some of the gaming motherboards and other ones as well. A Standard case has a rectangular slot in it for the I/O plate to mount in. If it’s not fixed to the motherboard basically you’re just gonna have open ports hanging out there. It cools good, easy to access the internals. The front glass panel clicks when you push it in and then pops out very nicely. Other glass panels come out, just pulling. All of the I/O ports end up being in the top of the case, and you have to remove the top cover to access them. Kind of weird, but honestly, it hasn’t bothered me at all. It does kind of nicely route all the wires into one bundle at the end and makes it very easy for cable management. Cable management is very nice in this case. Tons of room.

It's an awesome looking case, if you want unique, this is absolutely it. I really like how open the case is to build in. The power supply basement could use a little more room, but it's fine and works well. The only real complaint I have is that by design, then IO is inside the case. To plug in or unplug anything, you have to pop off a top cover from the case, loosen 2 thumb screws, and lift out 2 PC fans that are still wired in. You can access it in 30 seconds, but if you're someone who is constantly accessing the IO, you may want to consider another case.

It is a great case to build in, very solid construction. Only complaint is that the traditional back panel connections are now at the top and fully visible through glass front panel. I 3D printed a cover to hide the network and USB connections.

Fire Case

Gets a lot of complimentary comments, nice, compact and different enough to be noticed. You MUST add the screen for the bottom panel