InWin Chopin SECC Mini-ITX Tower Case 150W Power Supply with 4 colors stickers inside, Black Aluminum

The media could not be loaded. I can't tell you enough how much I'm impressed by the In Win Chopin case. I just love it! I'm building several computers to use in my dental practice and I wanted something compact yet powerful for running dental imaging software, web browsing, YouTube and practice management software. My goal was not to build a high-end gaming rig. This computer is not for overclocking either. If you want a gaming rig go build one. If you need something that runs everyday work continue reading. Also, I'm AMD fan.BUILD SETUP:1. AMD Ryzen 3 3200G with Radeon Graphics APU (4 core CPU with Radeon Graphics). 65 W TDP and max temp 95 C. ($91.95).2. Gigabyte B450 I AORUS PRO WIFI (AMD Ryzen AM4/M.2 Thermal Guard with Onboard Wifi/HDMI/DP/USB 3.1 Gen 2/Mini ITX/Motherboard) ($141.12).3. Sabrent 256GB Rocket NVMe PCIe M.2 2280 Internal SSD High Performance Solid State Drive (SB-ROCKET-256) ($46.99)4. Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 Desktop Memory Kit - Black (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16),Vengeance LPX Black ($73.99)5. Logitech MK270 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Keyboard and Mouse Included, 2.4GHz Dropout-Free Connection, Long Battery Life (Frustration-Free Packaging) ($20.99)6. 24" DisplayPROS:1. Amazing build quality. It feels premium with the black aluminum material. High quality finish and sturdy.2. Small form factor. Quite portable.3. AMD Ryzen 3 3200G is quite powerful for everything you throw at it. The nice part is that it has a built-in Radeon GPU so you can use the motherboard display out to power your displays. It supports 4K. It has 2 HDMI and 1 Display Port!4. Sabrent NVME is incredible. Windows 10 boots in 10-12 sec! Price is unbeivable.5. Built-in WiFi AC with antenna and Bluetooth 5.0. I love motherboards that have those!6. The case comes with 150 PSU. AMD with Radeon is max at 65 W so you wont be running the PSU at max. No noise from PSU and the CPU cooler fan is silent under normal operation.CONS:The case wont fit the AMD Wraith Silent cooler, without a slight modification.SOLUTION:It won't fit unless you remove the top bracket. Yes, it can fit!! It took me some time to figure it out and I wanted to share this with everyone. The stock AMD Wraith Silent cooler fits this case after you remove the top bracket from the fan. See pictures and video attached. The benefit is that you don't have to buy a separate cooler. I found that Noctua $39.90 is way too much to spend so that pushed me to figure out a solution.Plus the AMD cooler is bigger and since the fan is so close to the side panel. It will force air out of the case through the mesh.EXPERIENCE:Motherboard:The Gigabyte motherboard is incredible. The UEFI BIOS is graphics with mouse support. It came with latest BIOS revision 50 out of the box. Good job Gigabyte! (Hint: if you want to upgrade your BIOS do not do it from Windows. Always do it from the BIOS menu so no bricks). Windows 10 had no issues installing or running. All drivers installed without a problem. Radeon drivers worked out of the box. Also Miracast works on this APU with drivers 20.xx. I was able to wireless cast HDMI to a Anycast dongle and mirror my desktop.Boot time is 10-12 seconds! If your display is on standby and you push the power button by the time the monitor wakes up your at Windows login screen. Unbelievable speed! WiFi and BT are great and coupled with 16 GB of RAM the GPU takes 2 GB and the rest is dedicated to Windows. Performance is great. It also supports Windows secure boot and other gems. Everything is so smooth.CPU Heat:Under idle conditions, the CPU temperature is around 28 C. With load you probably hit 40-50 C. I did not do extensive testing. Remember this is APU based on Zen+ architecture so it's not a 7nm APU. Hopefully, we get newer Zen 2 APUs from AMD. I love AMD !Overclocking:I do not do overclocking. My goal is usually to reduce power consumption if possible and have a quite system. The default AMD boost is way more than enough for my needs. I hate when people trash companies and motherboard because of VRM and such. If you want to overclock get a higher end and more expensive motherboard but let us enjoy those gems like the Gigabyte B450 I AORUS PRO WIFI.NOISE:Not so much. See the video. PSU does not make sound either. I tested it by unplugging the CPU fan to see. In fact that this case comes with PSU at this price is so cool. I wish more companies offer that.PERFORMANCE:If you need a computer that does everyday work you wont be disappointed. This setup is quite light and has AMD technologies. Thank you In Win Chopin for this wonderful case!

This is an outstanding case for experienced PC builders obsessed with building a powerful desktop in the smallest possible footprint. It is NOT for impatient builders who want to incorporate powerful graphics cards for gaming, or generate a lot of heat with overclocking. Your only fan here is the CPU fan, but with the right components, that's no problemMost mini-ITX cases make room for graphics cards and even AIO coolers, which nearly doubles the case size vs. this one. The new Ryzen CPUs with Vega on board graphics are perfectly adequate for regular business, internet and streaming. Hence, my build, made possible by a perfect confluence of recently-introduced case with minimalist PSU, CPU and mobo:InWin Chopin casecpu: AMD Ryzen 5 2400Gmobo: ASUS ROG STRIX B450-Istorage: Crucial 1TB MX500 2.5" Internal SSD (until M.2 NVMe SSDs come down in price)RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 3000cooler: Noctua NH-L9a AM4, 37mmYou might be able to get by with the stock AMD cooler but relevant youtube videos indicate it only barely clears the case. The Noctua is quiet, high quality, and has plenty of clearance.Once you get the motherboard in, routing the cables is a challenge. Up til this point, everything went quickly; here you need patience. It's not THAT hard, but it really helps to have at least two of: hemostat, fine needlenose pliers, 6" or longer forceps. Assume that you'll get 80% of the connections made, then have to undo most of it to accommodate the cables that still have to be connected and fit. Rest assured it all works out. However, I have no idea how you'd also fit a low-profile graphics card (even though the case and the mobo nominally have slots). This is why the new Ryzen chips and the Asus wifi mobo are the perfect combination for this case. My only modification was to substitute two antennas from a broken TP-Link router so I didn't have to deal with the remotely wired antenna supplied with the mobo. The swapped antennas work just fine.I was surprised by the excellent fit-and-finish of the case. It's at the level of a Silverstone case: no sharp edges, cleverly designed, case sides pop on and off easily, heavy, good looking. At this price, with PSU included, no hesitation in recommending it.