Cooler Master has made some thoughtful changes to the design of its mini-ITX case with the Elite 130. It's CPU cooling is much improved and despite being smaller, it has just as much expansion as its predecessor. So long as you're prepared to spend a bit more time cable tidying and either investing in a modular PSU or even an SFX model to save space, there really isn't a lot to complain about, aside from the somewhat lacklustre design - a BitFenix Prodigy it isn't.
Practically, though, CPU cooling is the only issue and we suggest trying the front fan as an exhaust and really maximising the cooler you opt for based on the 65mm height restriction. Even so, it was far from poor and will likely handle Haswell K-series CPU overclocks up to 4.5GHz with similar CPU coolers to the one we used. With that in mind, unless you're really gunning for a sky-high overclock, the Elite 130 is a great mini-ITX case, made all the sweeter by the super-low price tag.
in it is mental but im hoping to do a build before jan
and although I just ordered a 120 today I will be getting a 130 on release