12 reviews for gaxbox as18 Itx pc case

Coleman Bowman
Rated 5 out of 5
December 16, 2024
Muy bueno y barato al mismo tiempo. Lo seguire usando en el futuro.
Mario Cervantes
Rated 5 out of 5
December 15, 2024
Fast delivery, cute case

Alana Villegas
Rated 5 out of 5
December 14, 2024
I was looking for a small mATX case to use with some older parts that I had in storage (I will list all the parts at the end for reference). So far it's worked great and I didn't really run into any major issues. I like how compact the case is and I was able to fit it under a small table. The computer is for light gaming and web browsing, so thermals have not been bad.Putting all the components together in the case was pretty straight forward. I found it a lot easier to work with than a small ITX or even a full ATX build. I didn't install any fancy or exotic parts (AIO/Water Cooling) and kept it simple, which I feel helped a lot. I like the dust filters that come with the case and the design on the filters give it a nice look. Since I am using a simple CPU (9400F), fan noise is non-existent since the processor doesn't generate a lot of heat. I'm using some Corsair RGB fans (x2 in front panel/x2 top of case), which look great and have them configured to silent in iCUE.There are a few issues so far with the case: 1) Stock outtake fan stops spinning randomly. I have it connected to the motherboard and have set the fan to full speed, but it does not fix the issue. I've also tried other fan headers on the board, but the fan continues to stop spinning. Not a big deal since a basic case fan is inexpensive, so I will be replacing it. 2) The Plexiglass can scratch easily if your not careful. I debated taking off the plastic film for this reason, but decided to remove it in the end. Glass would have been better, but for the price, you really can't complain. 3) Expansion slot covers are attached to the case, so removing them can be a little tricky. I ended up bending one of the slots a little bit, but was able to fix it by bending it back into place carefully. Finally, the only other thing that would have been nice is to have an all-in-one front panel connector. This would definitely help inexperienced builders to easily connect the front panel ports/power to the board without much struggle.Overall I'm happy with the case and do recommend it for anyone looking for an inexpensive mATX build that will look great.PC Specs:AsRock B365M Pro 4 Motherboardi5 9400F8GB TeamGroup RAM 2133Mhz (two modules)RX 570 4GBTeamGroup SSDEVGA 650W Power Supply ATX (non-modular)ID Cooling Low-Profile CPU Fan (IS-47-XT)x4 Corsair SP120 RGB Fans with Commander Core

Mainul Islam
Rated 5 out of 5
December 13, 2024
I received my order in 6 days (China to Malaysia). The case quality is surprisingly good for the price. Everything fit well and all cables work. No issues with the Pcie raiser.
Adnan Khandakar
Rated 5 out of 5
December 13, 2024
It's so beautiful, I hope to launch it later Asuka Orange Same Style
Lyn Chan
Rated 5 out of 5
December 11, 2024
Delivery is fast, the case arrived a week earlier than planned, , The iron is a little thin, but it will come off, the holes on the side cover coincide exactly.
Lucky Hove
Rated 4 out of 5
December 9, 2024
I recommend too much. The PCIe 4.O cable is of extreme quality. Using with a 4060 RTX and a 5700x Ryzen
Jeff Dionisio
Rated 5 out of 5
November 18, 2024
The power supply part is kinda confusing but I'm there might be a removable part for that



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John Jay
Rated 5 out of 5
October 3, 2024
If you have previous experience in building computers, the wiring is excellent, there is no cable in the middle that looks bad, it took me a long time but it was worth it, the case is very good, it comes with only one fan, you need to buy a fan.The empty weight of the case is very light.There are magnetic filters on the bottom, top and front, very easy to remove and install- A good feature for cleanliness
Ethan Chou
Rated 5 out of 5
October 1, 2024
Besides the button panel feeling a little flimsy it's a good case for a budget. It has good air flow from what I can tell. I also like the minimalistic look.



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Ammara Numan
Rated 5 out of 5
September 29, 2024
An interesting little "small form factor" case. Key word here is "small". Seems to be relatively well made. Option to move the position of the front panel is clever, BUT you have to be sure everything will fit. I moved my front panel to the top edge of the case (see photo) , but then had to "void my warranty" with a Dremel tool to get a Cooler Master HYPER 212 Halo air cooler to fit (it looks great).Plenty of room in back for cable management, plenty of room for a PSU. BE CAREFUL about the length of your GPU. Plenty of room for two 140mm fans in front. Had to use 120's on top and in back. VERY little clearance between motherboard and frame of the two Cooler Master MF120(2) fans on top. The motherboard is actually touching the frame of the fans (!). But everything works fine.Also, very difficult (impossible?) to connect the 'upper' power cables to motherboard while in place. I routed the cables through the corner of the case, connected them, and THEN installed the motherboard.The case has "El Cheapo" break-out PCIE slot covers - but remember that this is a VERY inexpensive case.The overall case is quite aesthetic and well thought out. Just remember that there is not much room in the case, so the build may be challenging.





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Adrian Adrian
Rated 4 out of 5
September 27, 2024
So this is a very good case for the money - very good value. It's nice, bright, will laid out, and very easy to build, providing you lots of room for arranging your board and components, as well as lots of room for the power supply. The layout is also very roomy, so your components will run nice and cool - loads of room for heat dissipation, and very well ventilated. So why the 4 star instead of a 5 star rating? Simply because it does not fit 4 disks as advertised. I have managed to fit in 2x2.5 drives and 2x3.5 drives, but the 2.5 drives can only be secured on one side (no brackets or screw holes for the other side). The layout of the disk mounts also means you can't screw the small disks in properly from the back side of the mount, effectively only allowing you to use the front of the mount, therefore only securing 2 drives properly. You can work around this, but you have to do it yourself, by getting a bracket that fits. And that is a tight fit. Apart from this, it's a very good case for a micro server or a compact gaming PC. Also comes with all the screws you'll need to install components.