Metallic Gear Neo-G Mini (ITX) Case Review

The Neo-G Mini is an ITX, tempered glass panelled, top mounted PSU, mid-ranged case from Metallic Gear (powered by Phanteks). It's intriguing, but is it any good?


TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Start
01:43 - Unboxing and Overview

INSTALLATION (rough guide)
11:47 - Motherboard
12:12 - Radiator and Fans
14:21 - PCIe Riser Cable Amendment
14:45 - Pump
15:24 - Radiator Amendment
16:30 - Graphics Card
16:56 - Tubing
17:36 - 2.5" Drives
17:52 - PSU, followed by Tubing Amendment
18:33 - LED Lighting Setup
24:27 - B-roll
26:18 - Thermal Testing Results
28:28 - Conclusion


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Components used:
Case - Metallic Gear Neo-G Mini
CPU - Intel i7-6700K (1.2V, 4.0GHz)
CPU Cooler - EKWB Supremecy Evo
Motherboard - ASUS Z170I Pro Gaming (ITX)
PSU - EVGA NEX 750B (750W)
GPU - MSI R9 390X (with EKWB R9 390X TFS)
RAM - 2x 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4
Fans - EK Vardar F4 120ER (120mm), EK Vardar F3 140ER (140mm)
LED Lighting - CableMod WideBeam Magnetic Strip RGB LED Kit (3x 30cm, 1x 60cm)