AvP Viper Mini Tower Gaming Case

Excellent product

For the money this has to be one of the best cases available. I have two now and can summarise them as follows: The Good. Front intake features a dust filter to prevent clogging up the system Plenty of locations for SSD's and Hard drives as well as support for DVD or Blu Ray drives. Unless you want to mount more than about 4 storage drives you will be well covered. Plenty of airflow within the case and ample fan mounts. Cable management options are pretty good for a case this size Overall finish is nice with no razor sharp edges and painted inside. USB3 as standard The not so good The case material is not the thickest, but its perfectly satisfactory as long as you don't drop kick your pc around too often. The one time only break out expansion slots may be an issue. I don't find them a problem and have plenty of spare blanking plates. The Bad Despite the pictures no fans are included.

Compact, sleek and does the job

Not a bad case by any means. It has solid construction, looks fine enough, and there is room for bigger graphics cards. I sold mine; not because of quality issues, but because I wanted to be able to stick hard drives in and out more easily, and this only has one front access slot only. A MSI B350M PRO-VDH mATX and spire cooler I got to go with it blocked the internal hard drive bay from easy access (the hard drive did go round with some effort), while the USB 3 port on the motherboard blocked the placement of another hard drive on the bottom of this case. I'd recommend the case for anyone looking for a good budget option with USB 3, but not for people who want to put in more than one hard drive. If you don't require a DVD/Blu Ray drive as I do, then that bay could be converted to a hard drive space.