Chieftec ATX Semi-Tower Computerbehuizing Chieftec IX-01B-85W Zwart
Reviews van Chieftec ATX Semi-Tower Computerbehuizing Chieftec IX-01B-85W Zwart
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My one came without brackets for the fans, managed to use hot glue to fix them, but you may want to send it back if that happens to you.
My one came without brackets for the fans, managed to use hot glue to fix them, but you may want to send it back if that happens to you.
Emanuele Sparvoli
9 januari 2018
A great case for passively cooled ITX boards. Be aware that it doesn't come with a power supply board so you need to source one from elsewhere.
A great case for passively cooled ITX boards. Be aware that it doesn't come with a power supply board so you need to source one from elsewhere.
Kenneth H.
20 september 2017
Well built and robust would buy again if I needed a micro case. To others reading i'd nake sure you have slim/short sata cables etc to make you build tidy/best air flow.
Well built and robust would buy again if I needed a micro case. To others reading i'd nake sure you have slim/short sata cables etc to make you build tidy/best air flow.
Mr Edwards
4 april 2017
Not a bad case, nice and small with good build quality apart from some of the screw hole threads are a bit dodgy. The holes for the internal fan mounts didn't appear to have threads but I managed to screw the screws in ok, maybe the threads were covered in paint. Does not come with a power supply and the official one from Chieftec is rather pricey at about £45, so I bought a pico power supply which works well. I also bought the add on lid for fitting a dvd drive (slimline) for £20 which allows either a Dvd drive or a 3.5" drive to be fitted, again the screw holes at the rear were missaligned and had to force the holes to match up. I wouldn't buy another.
Not a bad case, nice and small with good build quality apart from some of the screw hole threads are a bit dodgy. The holes for the internal fan mounts didn't appear to have threads but I managed to screw the screws in ok, maybe the threads were covered in paint. Does not come with a power supply and the official one from Chieftec is rather pricey at about £45, so I bought a pico power supply which works well. I also bought the add on lid for fitting a dvd drive (slimline) for £20 which allows either a Dvd drive or a 3.5" drive to be fitted, again the screw holes at the rear were missaligned and had to force the holes to match up. I wouldn't buy another.
Jeremy Ward
4 januari 2017
Bought this to build a silent HTPC along with a Pico PSU and a passively cooled CPU and two side mounted fans. Frankly, although this case is full of ventilation (dust) holes, there wasn't enough natural airflow as the disk (SSD) is mounted on a plate which runs the full length of the case above the motherboard. I ended up having to buy a 120mm fan to blow air into the case to keep the motherboard cool. I also sawed the plate in half and now get cool, stable temperatures of about 36C. The final build is very cramped in this box and I had to buy short Sata cables to connect the motherboard to the SSD. This was a learning experience for me and I don't think I will buy another mini-ITX case again as it's just too cramped.
Bought this to build a silent HTPC along with a Pico PSU and a passively cooled CPU and two side mounted fans. Frankly, although this case is full of ventilation (dust) holes, there wasn't enough natural airflow as the disk (SSD) is mounted on a plate which runs the full length of the case above the motherboard. I ended up having to buy a 120mm fan to blow air into the case to keep the motherboard cool. I also sawed the plate in half and now get cool, stable temperatures of about 36C. The final build is very cramped in this box and I had to buy short Sata cables to connect the motherboard to the SSD. This was a learning experience for me and I don't think I will buy another mini-ITX case again as it's just too cramped.
m smith
9 november 2016
