Let's take a look at the Cooler Master Elite 130, a Mini-ITX case that supports standard-sized power supplies and dual-slot video cards.

Low price point; Good construction quality; Good cost/benefit ratio; Good ventilation; Air filter for the and front fan; Supports 120 mm radiator for liquid cooling systems; Supports two 3.5" or three 2.5" devices (or up to five 2.5" drives if the 5.25" bay is unused; Anti-vibration mechanism for...

Supports only Mini-ITX motherboards (obviously

With the popularity of the Elite 120 it isn't a surprise that Cooler Master would be interested in putting out another Mini-ITX case. I was a little surprised at first that the Elite 130 is the same as the previous model with the front design changed slightly.

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I tough this unit could be a great option as ultra gaming machine in micro itx form factor. 1. Can handle the biggest video card. 2. Is not suitable for high performance cpu cooler even with the stock ryzen 7 is not compatible. The height block the installation of the power supply.

The fit and finish is good quality. I am not too keen on the HHD mounting otherwise no complaints. The Cooler Master build video on their website was very useful.

Sorry, not a review, just some information for those looking to order. I ordered over 3 weeks ago and the item has still not arrived in stock, with no sign of an estimated date yet either.

Good case still, not sure if available, but hard to built in due to space, you have to be smart. Can stick up to a 120mm water cooler or a slimhero 120mm, the cooler height is 54mm but my slimhero was 59mm with HS and fitted easily with about 5mm room to spare, so this probably only counts the...

With a small and attractive design, this case feature a lot of room and adequate flexibility at a very attractive price point. The front panel is mesh that lends itself well to the stately, subdued appearance of the case.

Compact in terms of height and depth, great build quality. Only compromise is that you need a mini itx mainboard. Takes a full size atx psu and graphics card and optical drive. Internal drive options are good with 3 shared points that can take either ssd or 3.5"drive (one shared with optical that...

proved to be a bit of a mixed bag in our review. It's design meant that despite its tiny dimensions (it's one of the smallest 'proper' cases we've ever seen), building a system into it was actually quite easy.