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DeepCool MATREXX 30 SI Case, Home & Business, Black, Mini Tower, 1 x USB 3.0 / 1 x USB 2.0, Micro ATX, Mini-ITX, System Integrator ChassisMATREXX 30 SI Compact M ATX Case for Solid Performance Matrexx 30 SI is small sized M ATX computer case, perfect for gamers looking to build a small gaming PC. Its logical interior structure maximizes compatibility. The classic M ATX structure (dimensions 420 x 201 x 365mm) is compatible with M ATX and ITX motherboards. Small and compact but with plenty of capacity. Utilizing honeycomb front air intake design, supports 120mm radiator fan in the front,
MATREXX 30 SICompact M-ATX Case for Solid Performance
Matrexx 30 SI is small-sized M-ATX computer case, perfect for gamers looking to build a small gaming PC. Its logical interior structure maximizes compatibility.
The classic M-ATX structure (dimensions 420 x 201 x 365mm) is compatible with M-ATX and ITX motherboards. Small and compact but with plenty of capacity.
Utilizing honeycomb front air intake design, supports 120mm radiator/fan in the front, pre-installed 120mm black fan in the rear, Matrexx 30 SI guarantees your performance and aesthetic needs.
Classical steel side panel provides an elegant and minimalist visual.
- Compatible with graphics cards up to 250mm
- The ridge on the back panel provides 14.8 mm of space for cable management
- The lower power supply design allows unhindered airflow for heat dissipation
- The top panel is fitted with USB ports, headphone jack, and switch for easy access
Form Factor
Mini Tower
Motherboard
Micro ATX
Mini-ITX
Colour
Black
Materials
ABS + SPCC (Steel panel thickness: 0.5mm)
Drive Bays
Internal 3.5": 3
Internal 2.5": 2
External 5.25": 1 Not compatible with Micro-ATX (244mm x 244mm or bigger motherboards)
Power Supply Support
ATX PS2
I/O Panel
1 x USB 2.0
1 x USB 3.0
1 x Audio
1 x Mic
Expansion
Slots: 4
Cooling Fans Compatibility
Front: 1 x 120mm
Rear: 1 x 120mm (1 x 120mm black fan installed)
Liquid Cooler Compatibility
Rear: 120mm
Clearances
CPU Cooler Height Limit: 151mm Max
VGA Length Limit: 250mm Max
PSU Length Limit: 170mm Max
Cable Management: 14.8mm
Product Dimensions ( L x W x H )
405.8 x 193 x 378.2 mm
Packaging Dimensions ( L x W x H )
415 x 240 x 465 mm
Weight
Net: 3.62 Kg
Gross: 4.33 Kg
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★★★★★ 5
Truly "essential" for any letterer, whether casual or serious about the profession!
Format: Paperback
When I first got this book, I was a bit disappointed. I thought it was going to be detailing lettering by hand.
It didn't.
But guess what? It's better for it.
As the author, Nate Peikos, demonstrates, the bulk of lettering now is done digitally and with good reason. So not only is this book incredibly inspiring for any graphic artist / letterer -- with its many examples of great lettering; its demonstration of useful techniques -- the author is so open and honest in his writing. While reading it, you don't feel that he's putting the job of lettering out of the reader's reach. In fact, he's putting it right within reach through a humility that is coupled with his exceptional skills. If you're an up-and-coming letterer, someone on the outskirts of lettering wanting to delve into it more professional (like myself), or even if you've had some work doing lettering, there is something for each type in this book. It's a book that I'll cherish and reference frequently, especially with all the examples that just ooze inspiration.
My only regret is that I didn't know about some of these techniques a few years ago! But, nevertheless, I started implementing some of the techniques the first day after reading just a few pages. It reinvigorated my own desire to become a better and even semi-professional letterer, a very under-appreciated profession.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2021
★★★★★ 4
A great overall book, with one critical omission.
Format: Paperback
This is a great book to illuminate the mysterious art of comicbook lettering. It goes deep into the practical details and theory required to make a graphic novel, manga, or superhero comic with the look and feel of a professional product. But comicbook lettering is actually more than a purely aesthetic art form, it plays a critical role in conveying meaning, emotional mood, and tone of voice. Along with the artwork and panel composition, the layout of the lettering and dialogue balloons is also critical to help guide the reader's eyes naturally from panel to panel.
If you're curious about how graphic design for visual narrative works, this is an interesting and inspiring book.
My only criticism is the conspicuous omission of perhaps the one topic this author is uniquely qualified to illuminate, and that is: the actual creation of the fonts themselves. I've admired Nate's Blambot comic fonts for a long time (and have purchased licenses for some of them), so I was looking forward to at least getting an overview of how he approaches this seemingly critical aspect of comicbook lettering. But no. He doesn't go into it even slightly, which is a shame, because this would have been the perfect book on the topic if he had. I understand that font design is a huge topic unto itself, but was disappointed that in a book of this size, there weren't even a few pages dedicated to discussing the process of making fonts for comicbooks. Literally anyone reading this book would want to know that information.
Having said that, it's a great book, and I still enjoyed it very much. You'll probably be surprised by how much more there is to learn about this topic than you may have thought. Reading it will deepen your appreciation for an art form that, like a great movie score, is basically invisible when done very well, yet amplifies the emotional impact of each contributing discipline, and profoundly contributes to the enjoyment of the final experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022
★★★★★ 5
A Lettering Masterclass
Format: Paperback
Nate Piekos is a rockstar. If you want it learn how to letter comics, this is the first thing I would buy. It’s not a fancy book, just practical step-by-step how to do a craft right.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Title says it all: ESSENTIAL!
Format: Paperback
This is a FANTASTIC book! The information may seem overwhelming at first, but it is easy to understand.
As some reviewers said, it does not spend much time on hand lettering (I assume this is due to the industry going more digital as time goes on). Those who want more information on hand lettering may have to seek help elsewhere. It is mentioned VERY briefly in the beginning, I believe.
It includes: step by step instructions on creating speech bubbles, tips on font creations, sentence formatting, page borders, splash/double splash page construction, creating templates that save you time in the long run, making logos, sound effects and much more.
This book is a great launching point for anyone looking to start their lettering career or even for anyone that wants to gain an appreciation for an intergral and often overlooked part of Comic books!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022
★★★★★ 5
One of the Best "Making Comics" Books Out There
Format: Kindle
Honestly, one of the best books on making comics that I've read. So well done, insightful, well-organized, and easily referential. If you're looking for the basic principles of lettering, look no further than this.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025