Best small ATX case

[Stentorian]

Okay, so I've been looking for a new case now as my current one is a used one from a friend that they gave me with the rest of the PC and it's battered to hell and needs upgrading. I have a very small desk and even smaller once I can finally get a 1080p monitor. I am just looking for a case that can fit an MSI Z390-A-PRO into it, alongside the usual power supply and 3 drives (one SSD and two full sized HDDs). My graphics card at the moment is a GTX 750 but I will be possibly getting a GTX 1650 once my friend can afford a 3000 series, so enough room for that. 

 

I also don't have that much money to spend on it so something decently cheap and UK links please. 

 

Please let me know any suggestions you have

[Jeppes]

Raijintek Thetis?

[Stentorian]

24 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

Raijintek Thetis?

I like the look of it, just a little bit on the pricey side. I don't really have an income so it's just using money from my savings and I'm looking to spread my savings across multiple things. 

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

Deepcool E-Shield 

[Stentorian]

34 minutes ago, Kinda Bottlenecked said:

Deepcool E-Shield 

I do like that case and it still looks like it has plenty of room to circulate air. Thank you! 

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

3 hours ago, Stentorian said:

I do like that case and it still looks like it has plenty of room to circulate air. Thank you! 

 

It lacks complex features but its function over form at this price range and should be at the size of a meshify compact. 

 

It can house e-atx systems so if you ever get a high end hand me down or an upgrade of your own you'll need not worry about space. You can even mount a 240mm AIO on the top.

 

 

[Stentorian]

10 hours ago, Kinda Bottlenecked said:

 

It lacks complex features but its function over form at this price range and should be at the size of a meshify compact. 

 

It can house e-atx systems so if you ever get a high end hand me down or an upgrade of your own you'll need not worry about space. You can even mount a 240mm AIO on the top.

 

 

What complex features is it missing? To me, it just looks like a normal case but that's probably because the PC's I have had have always been like basic Dell systems that my family bought and handed down to me after a few years. 

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

43 minutes ago, Stentorian said:

What complex features is it missing? To me, it just looks like a normal case but that's probably because the PC's I have had have always been like basic Dell systems that my family bought and handed down to me after a few years. 

 

Features that more expensive cases will have. Like easily removable side panels and what not. 

 

Nothing of concern since essentials are all covered.  

[tkitch]

https://www.sliger.com/products/cases/cerberus_x/

[Stentorian]

8 hours ago, Kinda Bottlenecked said:

 

Features that more expensive cases will have. Like easily removable side panels and what not. 

 

Nothing of concern since essentials are all covered.  

Ahh okay, I see what you mean. Yeah, as long as it has space for all my components, I don't really care about anything else. 

Thank you for your suggestion! 

 

6 hours ago, tkitch said:

https://www.sliger.com/products/cases/cerberus_x/

Although I like the design, I have a small budget that cannot stretch to almost £200 just for a case. But thank you for your suggestion