Anyone any experience of or information about the evo labs e-A2 mini ITX cube case?
This is a budget case from a manufacturer that specialises in low cost cases, so I hardly expect the best of everything from it, but it should ( I hope ) do what I need.
Seems to be only one pic of it doing the rounds, and the same paragraph of text from everywhere selling it. Very minimal information at best.
Not a review of it anywhere.
Now I know its hardly the overclockers or gamers idea of a case, but my system will be quite modest, browsing, movies, mail and documents......For now at least.
Three things I like about this case.
A....Its cheap............
B.....Its tiny for a not unsightly cube
C... I can use one of my Seasonic AXT PSUs in the build, fanless or semi fanless, both fully modular.
Oh and it has a USB3 port, some cheaper cases do not.
Whatever else it may or may not have will remain a mystery until it arrives. Yes, I ordered one blind. Not that much of a risk at sub £20.00 posted.
This is a budget case from a manufacturer that specialises in low cost cases, so I hardly expect the best of everything from it, but it should ( I hope ) do what I need.
Seems to be only one pic of it doing the rounds, and the same paragraph of text from everywhere selling it. Very minimal information at best.
Not a review of it anywhere.
Now I know its hardly the overclockers or gamers idea of a case, but my system will be quite modest, browsing, movies, mail and documents......For now at least.
Three things I like about this case.
A....Its cheap............
B.....Its tiny for a not unsightly cube
C... I can use one of my Seasonic AXT PSUs in the build, fanless or semi fanless, both fully modular.
Oh and it has a USB3 port, some cheaper cases do not.
Whatever else it may or may not have will remain a mystery until it arrives. Yes, I ordered one blind. Not that much of a risk at sub £20.00 posted.