Slev case horizon


Matx, slightly smaller compares to conventional casing.


Depends on mb, it can mount 240rad push-pull.


The base can mount fans.


The first slot's cover is reuseable.


The bottom part of the front and side panels are fine meshed, no filter though.


Single 3.5" & 2*2.5".


Plenty of zip tie hooks. 4 rows, this is very rare.


This particular unit has some cosmetic flaw.


Old usb...


Standard top dust filter.


Provided casing fans. I dislike the molex and the non standard argb cables.


Dislike the frame.


Only the main fan has standard argb connector.


The rest of the fans are daisy chained with propriety connectors.


The provided argb hub is not required since only the main fan has the 3 pins connector.


Overall build is sturdy, not flimsy. The things that I dislike is the dust filter provided is conventionally an exhaust panel while the intake panels are not provided with the filters, although the mesh are finer.
The usb 2.0 should not be there, in its place should have been usb 3.0 and type c.
I dislike the single use tear off type of pci covers.

I like the relatively small matx case. The fan positions make sense instead of chasing fashion. I personally recommend a air cooler build, top and bottom intake fans, with only rear exhaust to create positive air flow pressure.
I also like that the front glass panel can be easily remove for ease of assembling. The casing is sturdy enough even without the front and side panels attached.
It would has been even better if the bottom mesh panels are removable.


Later I will pasang another even smaller matx casing.



As with my previous tered, culture.

Casing cabling.

For this casing, I recommend a tower cooler. Since the top has dust filter, I suggest both top and bottom be used as intake to create positive air flow pressure. The bottom intake will be great to help cool the GPU.
I also recommend using a full modular PSU as the back side is very narrow for extra cables.
Overall, I think this should only be used for those with limited desk space and money.