Reviews on this case???

[Edward78]

http://store.antec.com/value-solution/vsk2000-u3.html# seems it has low prof. slots, doesn't sau, but a gpu is higher...

[LukeSavenije]

@TVwazhere you got time?

[TVwazhere]

2 minutes ago, Edward78 said:

http://store.antec.com/value-solution/vsk2000-u3.html# seems it has low prof. slots, doesn't sau, but a gpu is higher...

I'm just going to point out that's using a "TXF" form factor PSU, I'm not even sure what that is. But it wont fit a "normal" sfx PSU you'd commonly find for SFF builds

[aisle9]

17 minutes ago, Edward78 said:

http://store.antec.com/value-solution/vsk2000-u3.html# seems it has low prof. slots, doesn't sau, but a gpu is higher...

TFX PSUs are an ancient form factor, and unless you can find a Delta or Lite-On in a 10-year-old HP or Dell to salvage, finding a good one is virtually impossible. You're also limited to a low-profile GPU in there, which means the absolute strongest you could possibly find is a GTX 1050 Ti.

 

If a slim form factor case is your cup of tea, consider something like the Fractal Node 202 (ITX) or the Rosewill slim form factor case (mATX) that comes with an included 300W PSU that's, in my experience, actually capable of putting out and holding close to 300W. TFX PSUs are a complete non-starter for me in 2019.

 

*Edit: you could also buy an old slimline prebuilt, like a Dell Inspiron or Vostro S model, gut it and use that case and PSU for your own build. You'd have to do some case mods to get the front panel headers to connect to an aftermarket motherboard, but it can be done if you're the adventurous type.