EUR57,77
Sharkoon Shark Zone C10
Mini-ITX
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10 reviews
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Unfortunately, this enclosure has several weak points. The advertised ability to accept ATX power supplies is not given in practice (or only possible with very, very few ATX power supplies): Even with an SFX power supply (Silverstone SX500-LG), space was already tight and plugging in the modular cables was awkward.
The ventilation openings are relatively unstable, the upper one likes to push inwards so that the fan installed there grinds loudly - spacer rings were necessary. The material used is probably a bit too thin.Pro
- Dimension
- Design
- All 4 side panels can be removed individually.
Contra
- 2-3cm longer would have done no harm
- No reset button
- No USB2 plug in front
- Power supply unit Switch not accessible from outside (power supply unit built in at the front)
- Ventilation openings "sag
Cheap, Small, Quite Okay
The case is super compact and not too badly made. It is a little tricky though.
Pro
- Small
- Nice
Just perfect
Pro
- a fan
- power button very good
- Usb3 only for connectors
- 2 _backplate_standard
Contra
- Remember to attach the sfx power supply when detaching the front of the case.
Price performance
Price is great
Pro
- Long graphics cards
Bigger from the inside than from the outside
No well thought-out concept
The front covers the air outlet of the power supply that is installed in the front, which is why it overheats. Since it is made of plastic, you can modify it well with a box cutter. Now the part doesn't look so nice anymore.
Pro
- up to 30cm GPU finds place
Contra
- bad ventilation concept
Pretty good!!!
This box is amazing!
I chose it because of its tiny size so I could mount a LAN config.
After receiving the box, I studied it a bit before knowing what I was going to be able to fit inside.
And the result is the following:
- Asus strix z270I
- Intel i7 770K
- a be quiet 240mm watercooling
- a 1080 ti FE from asus
- On the rear grill I put for the extraction of air a be quiet of 80mm ( that obliged me to shift slightly the watercooling )
- 16go of ddr4 G-skill RGB at 3200mhz
- A 600w SFX corsair power supply
- A ssd m.2
- 2 ssd classic 2,5".
The front panel is rather "cheap" and unfortunately during the disassembly to mount the PC I managed to break one of the plastic legs that held the face. But apart from this plastic front panel the case is entirely made of metal and is therefore solid.Pro
- its size
- its price
- its capacity
Contra
- its "cheap" front panel
Buy recommendation for living room PC with gaming potential
small case, small price, good performance, enough space for a gaming PC
currently installed:
I7 4790k
Strix GTX 970
Corsair CS550M (550W)
16GB Ram, Noctua NH-U9B
1x 3.5" 4TB HDD
1x 2.5" 250GB SSD
2x BeQuiet 120mm fans at the top sidePro
- cheap
- small
- well processed
- optically appealing
- possibility for a CD drive or fan controller etc.
Contra
- Fan at the back could be 90+
buy an sfx psu not an atx!
Good case for a great price.
But make sure to get a sfx psu and not an atx, the atx fits but leaves you no room and makes cable management a hasle.
Everything else works finePro
- cheap and good looking
- sturdy
- Black and yellow
- Loads of extra parts
- Very small but fits a full sized gpu
Contra
- cheap paint
- needs more yellow
- Heat dissipation
