Cases with PSU mount in front?

Peat Moss

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Looking for cases with the PSU mounted in lower front.

So far, I've only seen :

- Okinos Air Cross
- Lian Li Lancool 207
- Antec Flux Rear

Are there any others I'm not aware of?

These are all either a bit on the small size, or have the ports on the bottom of the case. I'm looking for ports on top, and a mid-tower on the large size. Preferably no window (but not a deal breaker).
 
theyre all matx or smaller, and there is only a handful of others ive seen like the TT TR300
 
Azza Genesis 9000. Not in production anymore as far as I know. Full tower case that can fit a 480mm radiator on the top and 280 radiator on the bottom with a small-ish PSU in the front.
 

AI Mode Conversation: Looking for computer cases with the PSU mounted in lower front.​

Looking for computer cases with the PSU mounted in lower front.


Computer cases with a front-mounted power supply unit (PSU)—specifically those that position it in the lower front or offer adjustable mounting brackets to drop it low—are highly popular for maximizing space, maintaining compact footprints, and opening up direct vertical airflow (bottom-to-top) for high-end GPUs. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Here are the top computer cases on the market that feature lower-front or highly adjustable front-mounted PSU layouts:

Featured Lower-Front PSU Cases
  • Lian Li Lancool 207: This mid-tower ATX case uniquely mounts the PSU in the lower front rotated 90 degrees. By relocating the PSU to the bottom front instead of the traditional rear basement, it keeps the case short while clearing out the entire bottom section to fit two dedicated 120mm intake fans blowing cool air directly into your graphics card. [1]
  • Gamdias ATLAS M4: Designed specifically with an eye-catching front-mounted PSU chamber. Shifting the PSU to the front removes the traditional bottom shroud completely, providing a panoramic glass look and accommodating an adjustable-angle lower fan system that forces a "chimney-style" bottom-to-top airflow. [1, 2]
  • Lian Li A3-mATX: A highly customizable Micro-ATX case utilizing a modular bracket that allows you to choose exactly where to mount your ATX or SFX power supply. You can configure it into a lower front placement to clear up space at the top for massive 360mm AIO liquid coolers. [1, 2]
  • Jonsbo D31 (Micro-ATX) & Jonsbo D41 (ATX): Both of these minimalist cases feature a multi-stage adjustable front PSU bracket. If you aren't using a thick radiator or long fans at the top, you can slide the PSU bracket down into its lowest position near the floor of the case to keep it completely out of the way of the motherboard area. [1]
  • ASUS Prime AP201: Much like the Jonsbo series, this sleek, all-mesh Micro-ATX enclosure hangs the PSU behind the front panel. It features a three-level adjustable hook system, allowing you to set the power supply to the lowest front tier, maximizing room for extra-thick top exhaust configurations.
  • Thermaltake TR300: A modern mid-tower chassis built explicitly around a front-mounted PSU design with four adjustable rack positions. Dropping it into the lower brackets helps optimize internal real estate for large graphics cards and high-capacity liquid cooling setups. [1]
 

AI Mode Conversation: Looking for computer cases with the PSU mounted in lower front.​

Looking for computer cases with the PSU mounted in lower front.


Computer cases with a front-mounted power supply unit (PSU)—specifically those that position it in the lower front or offer adjustable mounting brackets to drop it low—are highly popular for maximizing space, maintaining compact footprints, and opening up direct vertical airflow (bottom-to-top) for high-end GPUs. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Here are the top computer cases on the market that feature lower-front or highly adjustable front-mounted PSU layouts:

Featured Lower-Front PSU Cases
  • Lian Li Lancool 207: This mid-tower ATX case uniquely mounts the PSU in the lower front rotated 90 degrees. By relocating the PSU to the bottom front instead of the traditional rear basement, it keeps the case short while clearing out the entire bottom section to fit two dedicated 120mm intake fans blowing cool air directly into your graphics card. [1]
  • Gamdias ATLAS M4: Designed specifically with an eye-catching front-mounted PSU chamber. Shifting the PSU to the front removes the traditional bottom shroud completely, providing a panoramic glass look and accommodating an adjustable-angle lower fan system that forces a "chimney-style" bottom-to-top airflow. [1, 2]
  • Lian Li A3-mATX: A highly customizable Micro-ATX case utilizing a modular bracket that allows you to choose exactly where to mount your ATX or SFX power supply. You can configure it into a lower front placement to clear up space at the top for massive 360mm AIO liquid coolers. [1, 2]
  • Jonsbo D31 (Micro-ATX) & Jonsbo D41 (ATX): Both of these minimalist cases feature a multi-stage adjustable front PSU bracket. If you aren't using a thick radiator or long fans at the top, you can slide the PSU bracket down into its lowest position near the floor of the case to keep it completely out of the way of the motherboard area. [1]
  • ASUS Prime AP201: Much like the Jonsbo series, this sleek, all-mesh Micro-ATX enclosure hangs the PSU behind the front panel. It features a three-level adjustable hook system, allowing you to set the power supply to the lowest front tier, maximizing room for extra-thick top exhaust configurations.
  • Thermaltake TR300: A modern mid-tower chassis built explicitly around a front-mounted PSU design with four adjustable rack positions. Dropping it into the lower brackets helps optimize internal real estate for large graphics cards and high-capacity liquid cooling setups. [1]

Thanks but none of those are what I asked for. And I already AI-d it. Not looking for a mATX, dual chamber, or anything with ports on the bottom.
 
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