Velka 3

So that's pretty much all I have to say about the Velca 3. Overall, this is a really impressive small form factor case and the RTX 2070 in this thing,...

I'm surprised this layout isn't more common compared to the sandwich layouts of the K39, K40, and Velka 3.

You can fit a proper tower cooler alongside a SFX power supply and the same size GPU.

This case is really unique due to its size, but I think the quality control needs some work. Mine came with a very low quality loose screwdriver at the top of the box which has the possibility to mar the finish on the case. I would have preferred to not get a screwdriver at all. A couple panels had ...

With my example, since I have an ITX gpu I can imagine my build moving to the Velka 3 in the future. Then return to the Dan A4 once I ever feel the need to upgrade to a full size gpu, as the Dancase is what I find to be the most ideal as it is the smallest case that still uses an SFX psu with 2 case fans while looking sleek but being robust.

- I doubt anyone will get this case without knowing what they’re getting themselves into. - Steel material (new version). - The screws are not the best, definitely cheap. After I finished the build it’s dense for sure but it looks great. - The orange handle makes this build a great portable rig. - S...

However, I think you could get a Velka 3 to Brazil. That would possibly better, as it's more sturdy (and the S4 Mini is the sturdiest and have the most ideal form as well). 6L or below is the way to go, otherwise you'll loathe the ordeal to carry your computer around and with the mini version of the 3060's within the horizon, you will be able to actually make competent builds in the smallest cases. But seriously, anything above 7L (or more like 6) is a pain to carry around with all your other stuff.

I love the size and portablity of this case. The fact that it's steel too makes this case perfect for traveling back and forth between home and office. Don't go Mini-ITX if you are going for a budget build though, only if you need portability like I did!

Now if you max out size and put 5 in it, you'll be left with 5 points that you need to divide between the other two. So with 3 in performance and 2 in cooling you get the Velka 3 - tiny 4L case, but still with an actual gpu. It's an ITX variant with a single fan and a short heatsink, with just an L9a on the cpu so it can only have moderate power (this is the road I chose).

Limits on the GPU thickness prevents Installing a RTX 3060 ti is 54mm thick; which exceeded the thickness limits 43mm; inability to install in this case.

For portability, I would recommend to go for a strictly air cooled build that's small and light with performance prioritized AFTER these aspects. Small should be the case and the components too. Best would be a Velka 3 (or Densium 4) with an ITX gpu or In Win Chopin APU build (or a 202mm EVGA 3060 Ti XC within a Densium 4+).