U1 is about RM 30-40 more than the V series. Actually we are hoping for better pricing but we will see. If Jonsbo ships end of the month it will arrive middle of next month

Cool! Please update us here on its availability. I don't mind to wait.

pm price for these item?

You can check C-Zone price list. They have ready stock on everything:

http://www.compu-zone.com/index.php/price-...ownloads-in-pdf

V3+ user reporting in.

Components I manage to put into the casing.
1. CPU - Intel i7 4770 stock cooler.
2. MB - Asus H87I-Plus - The SATA connectors are facing upwards so no problem here.
3. Ram - Kingston 8GB (2x 4G)
4. SSD - 2x SSD (120+120) (OS + data)
5. PSU - Silverstone SFX 450w gold - This small size power supply gives me extra space in the casing due to its much smaller size than standard ATX power supply.

Casing runs fine with low noise and low temperature (less than 50c) until I put in a Asus GTX 670 mini graphics card.
During gaming the CPU temperature rises up to 65c and bottom part of the case where the graphics card is mounter will be hot.
Now I need to start research on doing cooling for the casing.

This post has been edited by yushin: Jun 17 2013, 08:18 AM

That's pretty common

I actually think 65c is very normal as cyntrix said

65c is causing the power supply fan to run at full speed in creates a high pitch wind sound and its very loud.
Opening the case and putting a fan at the side lowers the temperature to 55c.

So this weekend I gonna cut a hole at the bottom of the case and install a 12cm fan.
I need to find taller legs from hardware store for the casing as the fan will suck air from bottom.

Hope this can solve the heat issue.

*Update @ 26/6/2013*
Dig a 120mm hole and install a 120mm slim fan at the bottom of the casing to suck air into the casing.
I use Silverstone fan filter to filter the dusts before it gets into the casing.
To facilitate better airflow, I have to raise the foot of the casing by 2cm so I installed 2cm tall feet at the bottom of the casing.

Now the heat problem is solved. Temperature maintains at 51c-55c while gaming.
Now itchy want to try using fanless power supply see how it fare...

This post has been edited by yushin: Jun 26 2013, 01:49 PM

I like it alot!

Is the V3 come with a power supply or we need to buy separately ?

V3 no power supply.
It does support standard size power supply.

Can we fit gigabyte GA-F2A75M-HD2 into v3?

The Form Factor is 22.5cm x 17.4cm. Seem a bit bigger than the matx spec that support

Does anyone installed the V6 with maximum 4 hard disks (3.5")? Please snap a few to have a look at the fully assembled (with PSU) system.
Also is there 4x SATA ITX mainboard around?
This chassis looks like a good NAS alternative as well.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Jul 26 2013, 09:32 AM

Based on the spec from website (http://www.jonsbo.com/products_9_2.html).
It is ITX(170*170MM), MATX(170*190MM、170*210MM).
Your motherboard seem slightly bigger.
Maybe is good for you to check up at C-zone.

pm price for U2 side window any color... thanks

I wanna get the U2 case as well. Where to find?

just wanna know how much ur build ?

RM3.5k including the video card.

The jonsbo cases are really small.. I wanted to get a gtx 760, but the measurements are too small for the case. it wont fit. x-x

The Jonsbo v6 can fit a Zotac GTX 760 AMP! or the short Asus GTX 760.