METALFISH T20 Mini ITX Case
Ultra-Compact 9L Chassis for High-Performance Builds
⚠️ Important Compatibility Notice: MATX motherboards cannot use back-to-back GPU installation. This case is optimized for Mini ITX builds.🎯 Ultra-Compact Design
Just 9L volume with 253×240×158mm dimensions. Perfect for small form factor builds without compromising on component support.
💪 High-End Component Support
Accommodates GPUs up to 240mm, CPU coolers up to 100mm height, and 180mm AIO liquid coolers for powerful cooling solutions.
🔧 Flexible Configuration
Supports Flex PSU and ATX power supplies. Includes space for 1x 3.5" drive and 1x 2.5" drive for storage flexibility.
✨ Premium Aluminum Build
Durable aluminum construction with clean modern aesthetics. Available in white finish for a sleek desktop appearance.
Technical SpecificationsForm FactorMini ITX / MicroATX (ITX recommended)Case Dimensions253mm × 240mm × 158mmVolume9 LitersMaterialAluminumMaximum GPU Length240mmMaximum CPU Cooler Height100mm (60mm with top radiator)Radiator SupportUp to 180mm AIO (top mount)Power SupplyFlex PSU / ATX (top mounted)Drive Bays1× 3.5" + 1× 2.5"Case WeightApproximately 2kgDust FiltersTop mountedColor OptionsBlack / WhiteProduct ImagesFrequently Asked QuestionsQ: Will this case fit my full-size GPU?
A: The T20 supports graphics cards up to 240mm in length. Most modern GPUs fit, but verify your card's dimensions before purchasing.
Q: Can I use an AIO liquid cooler?
A: Yes, the case supports up to 180mm AIO radiators mounted at the top. Note that radiator installation reduces CPU cooler clearance to 60mm.
Q: What power supply options do I have?
A: The T20 is designed for Flex PSU units but can accommodate ATX power supplies with proper configuration. Top mounting is standard.
Q: Is this case suitable for MicroATX motherboards?
A: While MicroATX boards physically fit, the case is optimized for Mini ITX. MATX boards cannot use back-to-back GPU installation, which may limit build options.
Q: Does the case include fans?
A: No, fans are not included. You'll need to purchase case fans separately based on your cooling requirements.
