Computer case Crono PCC-200-3 ATX black

The Crono PCC-200-3 ATX black computer case is a mid-tower chassis designed for standard ATX motherboards and common desktop component layouts. Constructed from durable materials, it measures 420 x 180 x 400 mm and provides internal space for motherboard installation, storage devices and expansion cards. The exterior finish is black and the case ships without a power supply, allowing builders to select a PSU that fits their performance and efficiency needs.

Advantages

This case offers a compact mid-tower footprint that balances internal capacity with space-saving external dimensions. Support for up to four fans enables flexible airflow configurations for cooling CPU and GPU components. The internal layout accommodates multiple storage drives and standard expansion cards, while the black finish provides a neutral aesthetic that integrates with a wide range of system builds and peripherals.

Suitable for

• Home or office desktop builds using ATX motherboards
• Budget to mid-range gaming systems with standard-size graphics cards
• Upgrading an existing PC where a compact mid-tower case is required
• Systems where a custom power supply is preferred (case sold without PSU)

Key specifications

• Form factor compatibility: ATX (standard), microATX feasible depending on standoffs
• External dimensions: 420 x 180 x 400 mm
• Cooling: supports installation of up to 4 case fans (positions vary by layout)
• Drive bays: internal space for multiple 3.5" and 2.5" drives (configurable)
• Expansion slots: standard number of PCI expansion slots for full-length cards
• Front panel: typical front I/O connectors compatible with common motherboard headers
• Color and finish: black exterior

How to use

Prepare the case by removing the side panels to access the interior. Install motherboard standoffs according to the motherboard form factor and mount the motherboard using appropriate screws. Position and secure storage drives in available drive bays or mounting brackets, and insert expansion cards into the PCI slots before fastening them to the rear panel. Route power and data cables neatly through the case openings and connect them to components. Install up to four fans in the designated locations to establish intake and exhaust airflow. Finally, replace the side panels and connect external peripherals and the power supply to complete the build.

Usage recommendations

Choose fan sizes and placement to create balanced airflow: intake at the front and lower areas, exhaust at the rear and top where possible. Select a power supply form factor and wattage appropriate for installed components, and secure cable routing to maintain unobstructed airflow and ease of maintenance.