Computerkabinet Sbox PCC-500 sort ATX

The Sbox PCC-500 Black ATX is a mid-tower computer case designed for ATX motherboards and built from durable steel. It offers a straightforward layout with 1 x 5.25" and 2 x 3.5" external/internal drive bays, seven expansion slots and internal space sized to house standard modern components. Internal ventilation supports up to four cooling fans, allowing for balanced airflow to assist CPU and GPU cooling while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for desktop setups.

Advantages

The PCC-500 combines a steel construction with a simple, functional interior layout that supports standard ATX motherboard installation and multiple drive options. The availability of seven expansion slots and multiple drive bays gives flexibility for discrete graphics cards and additional storage. Support for up to four fans improves airflow potential, while the spacious internal layout simplifies cable routing and installation of common cooling solutions.

Suitable for

• Building a home or office desktop PC with ATX motherboard
• Entry-level gaming systems with mid-size graphics cards
• Systems requiring multiple internal drives or optical drive installation
• Upgrades where reliable steel construction and straightforward assembly are preferred

Key specifications

• Form factor compatibility: ATX
• Chassis material: Steel
• External/internal drive bays: 1 x 5.25", 2 x 3.5"
• Expansion slots: 7
• Maximum number of internal fans supported: 4
• Internal layout: Mid-tower with space for standard components and cable routing

How to use

Install an ATX motherboard on the provided mounting points, secure power supply and route cables to preserve airflow. Mount storage devices into the 3.5" bays and, if needed, an optical drive into the 5.25" bay. Fit expansion cards into the seven available slots and install up to four cooling fans in recommended intake and exhaust positions to optimise airflow. Ensure fan orientation and cable placement do not obstruct air paths or moving parts.

Recommendations

For effective cooling, use a balanced configuration of intake and exhaust fans and keep cable bundles tied away from fan inlets. Verify component clearance for long graphics cards and tall CPU coolers before final installation. Regularly clean dust filters and internal surfaces to maintain airflow and thermal performance.