Low height ATX case with removable, easy to clean dust filter

[SkyTerran]

A friend of mine runs a garage and asked for help with his PC. It collects a lot of dust and starts overheating. It has quite modern components, but a cheap case with no dust filters.

The place where it stays has limited height, so a regular ATX tower where the PSU is under of over the motherboard won't fit. I need a case where the PSU goes to the side. I had a look at Corsair Crystal, but it's too expensive.

Can you recommend a case like this under 60 quid?

 

[Grimley]

Only one I can think of for that kind of money is Phanteks P300 air, it may be too tall for your requirements.

 

[Quartz]

A friend of mine runs a garage and asked for help with his PC. It collects a lot of dust and starts overheating. It has quite modern components, but a cheap case with no dust filters.

Filters are only a stop-gap. Literally! You should look at minimising the dust intake. Try making the PC as fanless as possible - cooled by convection - or putting it in another room and running cables through the wall.

If you go to www.fanlesstech.com you'll see many fanless boxes suitable for workshop environments.