Chieftec XT-01B-350GPB computerkabinet Mini Tower sort 350 W

The Chieftec XT-01B-350GPB Mini Tower is an economical, modern PC case designed for compact desktop builds. Constructed from SECC steel with a black finish, the chassis includes a top-mounted 350 W power supply and supports Micro ATX motherboards while providing space for both 3.5" and 2.5" drives.

Advantages

The case combines a timeless, minimalist design with practical ventilation options and multiple drive bays. It supports several fan sizes (80, 90 and 120 mm) for configurable cooling, includes two front USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, and comes with an included 350 W power supply to simplify setup. Its compact footprint (180 × 408 × 352 mm) saves desk space while offering three 3.5" bays and one 2.5" bay for storage expansion.

Suitable for

• Home and office Micro ATX PC builds
• Budget gaming and multimedia systems with limited space
• Systems that require multiple 3.5" hard drives and a single 2.5" SSD

Key specifications

• Form factor: Mini Tower
• Material: SECC steel
• Included power supply: 350 W (top-mounted)
• Supported motherboard: Micro ATX
• Drive bays: 3 × 3.5" and 1 × 2.5"; 2 × 5.25" external bays
• Fan support: 80 mm, 90 mm, 120 mm
• Front I/O: 2 × USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 180 × 408 × 352 mm
• Weight: 4.5 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install a Micro ATX motherboard inside the Mini Tower and secure the included 350 W power supply in the top compartment. Mount storage devices into the 3.5" and 2.5" bays and connect drive and front-panel cables to the motherboard. Fit case fans of supported sizes in available mounting positions to optimise airflow, then close the panels and connect peripherals to the two front USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports.

Recommendations

For reliable cooling, use at least one 120 mm or 80–90 mm fan in the front intake and an exhaust fan at the rear if space allows. When building with discrete graphics cards, check component length against the case depth (408 mm). Use the included 350 W PSU for entry-level configurations; consider a higher-wattage unit if you plan to add power-hungry components.