Pc case size

[Moeplazz]

Would you guys recommend me purchasing a midi tower (atx) or a micro atx case?

(I won't be upgrading my pc for years, amd ryzen 1600 would be enough and I don't plan to custom water cool.)

 

[NoxiousOdor]

If you don't need the extra space I would go with a mid tower. They work just as well and won't take up as much space in the room. I have the NZXT S340 and it is great, you could get something like that

[Septimus]

If you want to be sure you can use the case again in the future, I think the larger case would be a better idea, but I don't see any need for it. I would go with the Micro ATX if you like to keep things neat/tidy. 

[EnergyEclipse]

Cooler Master are making quite a good appearance into the Micro ATX area right now, and the market has recently leant towards the Micro ATX form factor for the budget market. If you don't plan to upgrade anything for awhile or put your system on liquid I would go Micro ATX, or just whatever case you like the most.

 

Always remember though the check the dimensions of things like your graphics card and the height of your CPU cooler to make sure everything fits into the case correctly.

[TrigrH]

Most people don't need anything more than Matx so if you want a smaller case then go for it.

[Damascus]

I like matx, have the 301 and it's great.

[STRMfrmXMN]

If you need more PCI slots then get an ATX board. Otherwise get an mATX board that has the features you want. Keep in mind that, if you want to OC on Ryzen, pretty much all of the current mATX boards have no better than a 4+2 power delivery design so you won't be heavily OCing anything beyond the hexa cores. Most of the mATX boards don't even have that or, like the Asus B350M board, have no heatsinks on the VRMs.