Case per computer Sbox PCC-12 MicroATX nero

The Sbox PCC-12 MicroATX Black is a compact computer case designed for MicroATX motherboards. It comes with an integrated 400W power supply and a black exterior finish. The chassis emphasizes a small footprint while providing basic airflow management and accessible internal layout for straightforward assembly and routine maintenance.

Advantages

The case combines a space-saving MicroATX form factor with an included 400W power supply, reducing the need to purchase a separate PSU. Its black finish offers a neutral appearance that fits many environments. The internal layout supports easy access to drive bays and expansion slots, and the ventilation paths are arranged to help dissipate heat from core components during normal operation.

Key specifications

• Form factor: MicroATX compatible chassis
• Power supply: integrated 400W unit
• Colour: black exterior finish
• Drive bays: internal bays for standard 3.5" and 2.5" drives (as supported by the chassis)
• Expansion slots: accommodates typical MicroATX expansion slot configuration
• Cooling: front/rear ventilation layout for airflow management
• Front panel access: standard front I/O (power/reset and ports as provided on the case)
• Construction: steel and/or sheet metal chassis for structural support

How to use

Install a MicroATX motherboard onto the supplied standoffs and connect the included 400W power supply to the board, storage devices and any installed expansion cards. Mount 3.5" or 2.5" drives in the provided bays and secure expansion cards into the available slots. Route cables to maintain unobstructed airflow and close the side panels before powering the system. Use the front panel I/O for initial setup and connecting peripherals.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, allow for adequate airflow by keeping intake and exhaust vents unobstructed and using additional case fans only if the system configuration or workload generates higher temperatures. Verify that the 400W power rating meets the total system power draw before adding high-power components. Periodically clean dust filters and internal surfaces to maintain cooling efficiency.