the three rpm mode switch is a clever integration you gotta appreciate daisy chain potential and of course a good looking fan will keep the system clean check out the tNUMBER_TOKEN fan down below alright so welcome back let's start with the things that i like the form factor so for simple atx enclosure it's only as tall as my corsair one and slightly wider than your usual mid tower they have now modified that second chamber at the back to support a full-size atx power supply which is fantastic and that is an upgrade over the previous oNUMBER_TOKEN dynamic mini which could only support an sfx unit as for the cpu tower and gpu tower clearances they are adequate enough for NUMBER_TOKEN i like the exterior panel installation where you remove the top panel first then pop off the side or the front and they all sit on these pegs plus these silver thumb screws at the back tie in with the white model nicely the io is pretty standard for NUMBER_TOKEN i do like the three included fans so two NUMBER_TOKENs at the front and the NUMBER_TOKEN at the back for ready to go cooling and this is a big upgrade over the dynamic mini which came with no fans at all and so here you have three i mean makes sense for a case to include fans when the air is in the name the front fans sit on these removable brackets which are super easy to work with and can be removed completely for a really long gpu or to clear up some space if you're mounting really thick radiators on the side i also like the consistency of the ventilation pattern i know it's a minor thing but it makes the case feel cohesive while the metal mesh on the exterior acts as a dust filter as well because of those tiny holes plus the removable fine dust filter at the bottom is appreciated if you're mounting fans there for intake so overall the cooling potential with the oNUMBER_TOKEN air mini is great for the size just be mindful these radiator spaces overlap so if you're doing a NUMBER_TOKEN at the bottom and up top you'll eat into your space for the front radiator or if you have anything thick at the front the side mount becomes less convenient to access but it is really cool to have your standard options available plastic side mount which does not interfere with your motherboard does not interfere with your cables so if you are mounting a set of fans on the radiator there uh it's just an additional value add for cooling if you want to populate literally everything in the case also in the standard seven slot atx configuration mounting a radiator up top is going to be super challenging because it's gonna bump into any of your components and so that's why lee and lee will sell these optional brackets which is kind of unfortunate why they're optional which will allow you to offset the radiator even closer to the side panel giving you a bit more clearance for your components and so you will need to get these if you're going for the full size atx stuff if you are going for the micro tx motherboard stuff where everything is slightly lower obviously you're gonna get uh a lot more clearance up top for radiators and you won't need these which brings us to that whole modular back section where you can convert the layout from a seven slot to a NUMBER_TOKEN slot case so for slightly smaller micro tx and itx motherboards giving you additional height clearance the main difference here between the previous mini is that we no longer have the three slot layout option uh it's
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