🖥️ Overview — What is the TU700

The Value-Top TU700 is a budget-friendly ATX mid-tower computer case designed to house standard desktop PC builds — whether for office use, everyday computing, or entry-level gaming/workstation builds. Coming with a built-in power supply and a basic cooling fan, it aims to give users a ready-to-go chassis suitable for typical modern PC components without extra cost for a separate PSU or extensive extras. 

Its compact yet sufficiently spacious form factor positions it between smaller mini-tower cases and larger full towers — meaning it can support full-size motherboards while still fitting on or under a desk without dominating space. 

📐 Physical Build, Materials & Internal Layout

Material & Build Quality

• The TU700 is constructed from SPCC steel of about 0.7 mm thickness, giving it decent structural strength and enough rigidity for a budget-range casing. 

• Its exterior comes in a clean, no-frills black finish — utilitarian, simple, and unobtrusive. 

Dimensions & Space

• The case measures roughly 330 mm (length) × 185 mm (width) × 410 mm (height) — compact for a mid-tower but still well-proportioned internally. 

• It supports a range of motherboard form factors: ATX, Micro-ATX, and ITX — giving flexibility whether you build a full-size desktop, a compact rig, or something in between. 

Drive Bays & Storage Options

• For storage, TU700 offers 2 × 3.5" drive bays (for traditional HDDs) and 4 × 2.5" drive bays (for SSDs) — or in alternate configuration sometimes listed as 1 HDD + 5 SSDs. 

• This makes the case reasonably flexible for users who want multiple drives — e.g. a combination of SSD for OS + applications and HDD for bulk storage. 

🔌 Built-in Power Supply & Connectivity

One distinguishing feature of the TU700 is that it comes with a pre-installed 200 W power supply — rare among inexpensive cases. 
This makes it more “out-of-the-box ready”: you don’t need to buy a separate PSU if you’re building a basic desktop for office tasks, browsing, or light workloads. 

The front I/O panel offers:

• 1 × USB 3.0 port,

• 2 × USB 2.0 ports,

• HD Audio port — enabling connection of peripherals like keyboards, mice, headphones, USB drives, etc. 

Such connectivity ensures basic modern usability without needing to reach behind the case. 

🧊 Cooling & Component Compatibility

• The TU700 includes 1 pre-installed 120 mm fan at the rear for airflow, helping exhaust warm air generated by CPU, GPU, and other components. 

• In terms of component clearance: the case supports a CPU cooler height up to 160 mm, which is sufficient for many standard air coolers. 

• For graphics cards, the case can accommodate GPUs up to around 320 mm in length. That’s enough for many mid-range or older GPUs — suitable for mainstream builds, though very large modern GPUs might be a tight fit or not fit. 

Because of its interior volume and clearance allowances, the TU700 gives a decent balance between size, compatibility, and affordability — allowing a build with a full-size motherboard, moderate CPU cooler, and reasonably sized GPU.

✅ Ideal Use Cases & Who It's Good For

The TU700 is particularly well-suited for:

• Budget PC builds — especially for office work, home use, web browsing, media consumption, and light productivity tasks. The included PSU and basic fan make it easy for first-time builders or budget-conscious users.

• Entry-level or mid-range desktop rigs — when you don’t need high-end cooling, massive GPUs, or fancy aesthetics, but want a reliable chassis that houses components cleanly.

• Compact or small-space setups — because of its modest footprint, it can fit under a desk or in smaller workspaces while still supporting a standard ATX build.

• Users who want simplicity and utility over bells and whistles — for example, no tempered glass pane, no RGB lighting, just practical, functional design for a workhorse PC.