Corn Electronics Bauhaus Micro-ATX ITX PC Case Slam Dunk Edition
- Micro ATX
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A Micro-ATX case with UV-printed Demon Slayer artwork and two included light panels
Options Demon Slayer
The Corn Electronics Bauhaus chassis supports Micro-ATX and ITX motherboards and ships with a Demon Slayer Zen'itsu theme applied through UV printing that resists fading. Two light panels are included in the box and can be swapped for custom high-definition artwork if desired.
No fan configuration or radiator support details are provided by the manufacturer, so airflow capacity and noise output under load remain unspecified. The steel-and-glass construction adds mass that may dampen vibration, but measurable thermal data is not available.
The case accepts Micro-ATX and ITX boards, leaving ATX and larger form factors incompatible. Builders who need extensive drive bays, multiple full-length graphics cards or radiator mounts beyond what the chassis offers should look elsewhere. The heavy weight complicates frequent transport.
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Mount each panel to its designated side bracket and connect the power cable to the motherboard header; the step often missed is routing the cable behind the motherboard tray before securing the panel.
Wipe the six sides and two light panels with a soft dry cloth; the UV print resists fading so no re-coating or special cleaners are required.
The compact Micro-ATX layout restricts airflow, so thermals become the limiting factor before any structural or panel issue appears.
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