Mini ITX Computer Case

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A mini ITX case I made because I wanted to use a small, spare graphics card I had (quadro 600) and a Pico PSU and couldn't find what I wanted online. It measures 5.0" (to top of handle) x 7.0" x 7.75". I am getting CPU temps of 47°C at idle and 57°C at 100% load across all 4 cores. I included all source files so you can modify anything to your liking (larger graphics card, card reader, USB slots, etc.) All modeling was done in SW2017 but I included step files that will work with any cad software you use. Here are my specific parts this case works with: Gigabyte AB350N motherboard AMD Ryzen 3 2200 CPU w/ stock cooler Corsair Vengence RAM (2x8gb) Crucial 500gb M2 hard drive Pico PSU Quadro 600 Graphics Card 12mm Computer Case Power Button Additional hardware needed to finish the case: M3 x 8mm flat head machine screws -qty 10- https://smile.amazon.com/50pcs-Phillips-Cross-Recessed-Countersunk/dp/B07GRW77T5/ref=sr_1_15?keywords=m3x8+screw&qid=1565208253&s=gateway&sr=8-15 M3 x 8mm pan head phillips screws (for motherboard) -qty 4- https://smile.amazon.com/uxcell-Machine-Phillips-Stainless-Fasteners/dp/B07M6RKYLB/ref=pd_sbs_60_4/136-7479364-1950757?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07M6RKYLB&pd_rd_r=7f0b5112-08a4-4d69-9754-9c22107fbfe6&pd_rd_w=hfDve&pd_rd_wg=mYMFB&pf_rd_p=d66372fe-68a6-48a3-90ec-41d7f64212be&pf_rd_r=XS7M68NCG4S195JYQQDE&psc=1&refRID=XS7M68NCG4S195JYQQDE M3 x 5-8mm brass threaded inserts (5mm outside diameter) -qty 14- https://smile.amazon.com/LICTOP-Threaded-M3x5mmx5mm-Cylindrical-Embedded/dp/B07GDGZWMV/ref=sr_1_34?keywords=m3+insert&qid=1565208003&s=gateway&sr=8-34 To assemble: 1. Use a soldering iron to heat the brass inserts and insert them into all the holes on the left and right side panels and the handle. 2. Screw the assembled motherboard down to the left and right side panels. Attach the Graphics card. 3. Insert the Pico PSU's power socket into the left panel's rear hole and fasten the nut to secure it. 4. Fasten the handle to the front panel enclosure with 2-M3 x 10mm FHMS. 5. Insert the 12mm power button through the front panel enclosure and secure it. Hook up the leads to the motherboard. 6. Slide the front panel through the left and right panels grooves and use 4-m3 x 10mm FHMS to secure it. 7. Pop the motherboard's back connector cover plate into the back panel's window and screw it down with the remaining 4-M3 x 10mm FHMS.