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What's GOING ON with mATX Cases? ☹️

Hardware Canucks Aug 16, 2026 13:58
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In a lot of ways mATX cases are the best option for gaming PC builds right now. But some new models have gone way overboard, trying to do too much. Historically, mATX cases compact and usually feature great airflow and low temperatures due to their size. But we've seen an explosion in the extremes too: ultra small mATX cases and also huge ones, but to 36 liters. Has this fundamentally broken this space? In a lot of ways, it has. Let's cover two examples: the Thermaltake TR200 and Lian Li B4. Buy these cases from our Amazon affiliate links below: Thermaltake TR200 mATX - https://geni.us/TTTR200 Lian Li B4 mATX - https://geni.us/LIANLIB4 Timestamps: SUBSCRIBE ►https://bit.ly/SubHWC Review unit provided free of charge by Lian Li and Thermaltake. This video is not sponsored. As per Hardware Canucks guidelines, no review direction was received from manufacturer. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Follow us for more updates! Twitter https://bit.ly/HWC_Twitter FaceBook https://bit.ly/HWC_Facebook Instagram https://bit.ly/HWC_Instagram ----------------------------------------­------------------------ #hardwarecanucks
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