Jonsbo UMX3

[eting72]

anyone using the above case? any feedbacks?
very little info online
TIA

 

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[eting72]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4zolEywq4E

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yes, I saw this but thought if there's any first hand experience from users here

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[booest]

compare to lian li Jonsbo build is 1 level down but the price shows.

 

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yes, I saw this but thought if there's any first hand experience from users here

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I'm using it since 2015.

What do you wish to know about?

 

[eting72]

I'm using it since 2015.

What do you wish to know about?

placement of psu...does it generate more heat?
guess not much cable management can be done too?
thx

 

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placement of psu...does it generate more heat?
guess not much cable management can be done too?
thx

I can't say it is generating more heat as I am using 80 Plus Platinum PSU and cannot discern any increase in noise level. But heat within will be noticeably higher than most other chassis with dedicated fresh cold air intake vent.

Cable management wise still doable. You need some planning. For me, I basically stuff and hide most cables excess in the narrow empty space between PSU and chassis front panel. And I route CPU 8 pin and top mount fan cables underneath motherboard so you need to get hold those cables down there before screwing on motherboard mounts. And I also mount SSD on the topmost 2.5" slot so I could hide SATA power and data cables beneath the SSD. Yet, I was also able to house another NZXT Hue box for my RGB in that same space!

Oh and do take note, their 3.5" HDD screw mount is a bit smaller than HDD width, rendering it useless. So I simply seat my HDD without any support on the base.

This case is pretty cool looking and cheap. But other than that it's a pretty much sh1tty chassis to work with.

 

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[eting72]

I can't say it is generating more heat as I am using 80 Plus Platinum PSU and cannot discern any increase in noise level. But heat within will be noticeably higher than most other chassis with dedicated fresh cold air intake vent.

Cable management wise still doable. You need some planning. For me, I basically stuff and hide most cables excess in the narrow empty space between PSU and chassis front panel. And I route CPU 8 pin and top mount fan cables underneath motherboard so you need to get hold those cables down there before screwing on motherboard mounts. And I also mount SSD on the topmost 2.5" slot so I could hide SATA power and data cables beneath the SSD. Yet, I was also able to house another NZXT Hue box for my RGB in that same space!

Oh and do take note, their 3.5" HDD screw mount is a bit smaller than HDD width, rendering it useless. So I simply seat my HDD without any support on the base.

This case is pretty cool looking and cheap. But other than that it's a pretty much sh1tty chassis to work with.

many thx for the detailed description.
yes, i'm looking more on its design. but looks really cramped.
u managed to do a great job making it look neat and tidy!
might have to stick to my current case as i doubt getting someone to put together the rig will be easy...

 

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many thx for the detailed description.
yes, i'm looking more on its design. but looks really cramped.
u managed to do a great job making it look neat and tidy!
might have to stick to my current case as i doubt getting someone to put together the rig will be easy...

I think it maximized the used of space by moving the PSU to the front and making it smaller. Compared it to some of those NZXT enclosure, there's who lot of unused space in the front even if you add in a 240 radiator.