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Simple Design
Easy Installation
Retractable motherboard tray enables to grand total access on installing and upgrading motherboards, CPU cooler, RAM, and VGA; there is no more hard work for bigger hands
Optimized Ventilation
Ultimate Drive Expansion
High-End Complete System On The Go

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Device Type	Cases	Cases	Cases	Cases	Computer Case	—
Item Dimensions	9.4 x 11 x 18 inches	16.7 x 12.6 x 13.25 inches	15.35 x 8.07 x 14.96 inches	16.7 x 17.4 x 13 inches	15.2 x 8.2 x 14.7 inches	8.27 x 16.46 x 16.06 inches
Item Weight	12.80 lbs	14.33 lbs	10.21 lbs	18.10 lbs	15.00 lbs	15.43 lbs

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Product description

The Thermaltake Urban SD1 Micro Case is designed for building compact high-performance systems with Micro ATX and Mini ITX motherboards. Like all Urban cases, Urban SD1 is ideal if space is limited, yet there is still plenty of room inside for great expansion and advanced cooling PC system

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Brand

Thermaltake

Item model number

CA-1A9-00S1NN-00

Item Weight

12.8 pounds

Product Dimensions

9.4 x 11 x 18 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

9.4 x 11 x 18 inches

Color

Black

Audio-out Ports (#)

Manufacturer

Thermaltake USA Direct

ASIN

B00IZGWI88

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

March 13, 2014

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11 ratings

4.4 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#4,332 in Computer Cases

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Andrew C.

Great little case. Capabilities above its specifications with easy "modifications".

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2016

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Built 3 computers for work in this model of case. Chose this case because of its small form factor, capabilities, and modern minimalistic aesthetics.

The good: The looks.

The bad: As with any small form factor case, it's hard to work in. Even with small hands like mine. It does have cool features that help you out like the motherboard tray is completely removable. That helps with installing the CPU, RAM, GPU, but where it gets tricky is attaching the headers to the motherboard.

Cable management is non-existent.

Capabilities: The first computer I built in this case was a $3,500 CAD (computer aided/assisted drawing, not Canadian) workstation. Since there's no room cable management I knew there would be a cable near inside so I got a AIO liquid cooler for the CPU. The end user also needed an optical drive for SolidWorks CAD. I was tearing my hair out for about an hour trying to figure out where to install the radiator for the cooler when I had the optical drive installed. Turns out there's a bracket for one and a bracket for the other. You can't have both. Well that wasn't an option since I told the owner of the company here's a computer I can build for ~$3500 but I can't install everything. So, I took out the bracket for the optical drive, installed the CPU cooler bracket, and zip tied the optical drive in place. Sounds sketchy but you honestly can't tell it's not mounted properly.

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John Marien

Good case, but a bad trade-off for using a water-cooler

Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2015

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I really liked this case for its size and construction. The instructions that come with it are terrible. If you use a water-cooler forget about accessing the 3 external bays and should have been stated by the MFGr (that was a really big minus for me ). My solution was to bolt the water-cooler radiator to the side wall above the motherboard towards the read of the case -- this covers two of the slots for graphics cards etc.. This meant that only half of the radiator had clear access to fresh air. That lead me to drill out the case to provide more airflow capability -- it would be nice if the MFGr would have continued the air vent holes more than half-way up the sides. The case advertises that you can do your assembly outside the case then slide everything together but the front panel wires are too short. Be certain to disconnect them prior to trying to slide the motherboard out of the chassis or expect bent header pins. Because of the cooler placement the cooler will have to be removed to get at the motherboard.

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R. Thomas

Excellent build quality

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2015

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Excellent build quality. Very sturdy and well thought out layout. I use it for a Ubuntu Minecraft server for my kids to play on. I use it with an ASUS M3N78-EM motherboard, Corsair CX430M PSU, ASUS Radeon R9 270 GPU, 7200RPM HDD, DVD-RW drive, and some PCI/PCIe cards. I did a lot of research to make sure it would meet my needs and I'm not disappointed with my choice.

The only con or downside is that the front panel cables (power, audio, reset, etc) are a little exact when it comes to plugging into the motherboard header. Especially if you have PCI cards installed. Very difficult to get fingers down there. And if you pull the tray out there isn't enough reach on the cable to make the connection. I found a cable extension set here on Amazon and EBay. I managed to get it connected without it, but if I need to upgrade anything later on I will be installing those so I don't have to struggle reattaching them.

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Stan

Quieter than I thought it would be

Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2016

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I wanted something a little different other than the same boring case like I've had since MS DOS dayze.
I thought this case might be a little loud, but It's even quieter than the ANTEC quiet case I had. I'm not running a video card that needs a lot of cooling so that might also have something to due with the noise level.
It's a nice case, has a couple of warts though. The threads in the case for the thumbscrews could be a little more polished so the thumbscrews would screw in and out with a lot more ease.
The Blue light isn't so bright as to be a beacon.
Overall I'm quite pleased with the case.

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Make sure you measure first.

Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2015

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Great looking case but is a little on the long side. But it has to be for the large video cards it is intended to house. I am a big fan of Thermaltake cases. They make a top notch case and you cant go wrong with this brand. I wound up going with this case instead. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J0NZ0DU?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage
It was not as wide and that is what i needed. Make sure you measure first.

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A solid little case

Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2015

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Great case and you can't beat it for the cost. I needed a case outside of a traditional desktop or tower to fit a certain area and this case works perfectly for what I needed. Good construction for the cost and my components fit easily inside.

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Adam Lynch

Not too tiny, not too big... Appropriate, and highly functional. One caveat:

Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2015

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Installing a Thermaltake AIO 120mm closed-loop CPU cooler blocks all external drive bays, and there are a massive number of screws to keep track of, but this is a solid case with a sharp look. But does easily handle an overclocked i7-4790K CPU along with an NVIDIA GTX 980 GPU, for a truly powerful and silent "beast in a box."

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