CPU Cooler Compatibility : 166mm height /Liquid Cooler: 120mm at front/rear
Specification: Deepcool Smarter Mini-Tower Computer Case/Gaming Cabinet – Black | Support Micro ATX/Mini-ITX – DP-MATX-SMTR
Brand
DeepCool
Manufacturer
Deepcool
Series
SMARTER
Colour
Black
Item Height
39.5 Centimeters
Item Width
45 Centimeters
Product Dimensions
22 x 45 x 39.5 cm, 4.02 Kilograms
Item model number
DP-MATX-SMTR
Number of USB 2.0 Ports
1
Number of USB 3.0 Ports
1
Country of Origin
China
Item Weight
4 kg 20 g
5 reviews for Deepcool Smarter Mini-Tower Computer Case/Gaming Cabinet – Black | Support Micro ATX/Mini-ITX – DP-MATX-SMTR
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★★★★★
Ian G. Syme –
It was purchased to house a micro-atx system temporarily while I redesigned/rehashed my main PC and it was perfectly adequate for this purpose.
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★★★★★
b3njamin robinson –
Not a bad case for the price. Would recommend. I’ve purchased 2x and probably would again
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Long –
If you’re building with a mini ITX motherboard and it’s nothing major, then fair enough this case is for you and is totally worth the price.
However I am building a budget gaming PC and this case proves to be very difficult to manage with the given space, which makes it difficult to cable manage around a MicroATX build and also how different components sit with each other.
The GPU sits very low to the bottom of the case and you would probably struggle to fit a NIC or sound card between the tight spaces it offers, also the GPU fans probably won’t work as efficiently given the font panel + USB&SOUND connectors just below it are smothering the air flow with wires.
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★★★★★
Raymond Pang –
Just don’t. Where do I start?
1) The slot covers are not replaceable. They snap out of the case. 2) You can’t put anything in the 3.5″ drive bays as they’re blocked by the CPU fan. Only option is to remove the CPU fan and replace it afterwards. Means having to buy some thermal paste. 3) The external 3.5″ drive bay doesn’t really quite fit a 3.5″ hard disk. You’ll get it in, but the screw holes don’t line up properly. 4) There are sharp edges everywhere. You will cut your hand. 5) You have to take the front cover off to fit a front fan. Taking the front cover off is not trivial. 6) Cable management is non existent. There’s nowhere for the PSU cables to be routed out of the way.
This reminds me of the horrors of mid 90s budget PCs. Only this is worse, by some distance.
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★★★★★
lucas –
I really do not know why this case has no reviews. Its really good quality for the price.
The metal is strong, its laid out well with good cable management features and front IO. I have had worse cases for double the money.
Ian G. Syme –
It was purchased to house a micro-atx system temporarily while I redesigned/rehashed my main PC and it was perfectly adequate for this purpose.
b3njamin robinson –
Not a bad case for the price. Would recommend. I’ve purchased 2x and probably would again
Long –
If you’re building with a mini ITX motherboard and it’s nothing major, then fair enough this case is for you and is totally worth the price.
However I am building a budget gaming PC and this case proves to be very difficult to manage with the given space, which makes it difficult to cable manage around a MicroATX build and also how different components sit with each other.
The GPU sits very low to the bottom of the case and you would probably struggle to fit a NIC or sound card between the tight spaces it offers, also the GPU fans probably won’t work as efficiently given the font panel + USB&SOUND connectors just below it are smothering the air flow with wires.
Raymond Pang –
Just don’t. Where do I start?
1) The slot covers are not replaceable. They snap out of the case.
2) You can’t put anything in the 3.5″ drive bays as they’re blocked by the CPU fan. Only option is to remove the CPU fan and replace it afterwards. Means having to buy some thermal paste.
3) The external 3.5″ drive bay doesn’t really quite fit a 3.5″ hard disk. You’ll get it in, but the screw holes don’t line up properly.
4) There are sharp edges everywhere. You will cut your hand.
5) You have to take the front cover off to fit a front fan. Taking the front cover off is not trivial.
6) Cable management is non existent. There’s nowhere for the PSU cables to be routed out of the way.
This reminds me of the horrors of mid 90s budget PCs. Only this is worse, by some distance.
lucas –
I really do not know why this case has no reviews.
Its really good quality for the price.
The metal is strong, its laid out well with good cable management features and front IO.
I have had worse cases for double the money.
Im very pleased.