PC Case Inter-Tech IT-5916 Tower Black

The Inter-Tech IT-5916 Tower Black is a compact Midi-Tower PC case with a robust design and convenient front connectors positioned in the upper front panel. It includes an SL-500K 500 W power supply and offers space for up to four fans, multiple drive bays and a removable inner cage that supports graphics cards up to 35.5 cm in length.

Advantages

The case provides flexible storage options for 3.5" and 2.5" drives and three 5.25" bays, front USB 3.0 ports and an SDHC/MMC/MS card reader located on the side edge of the front panel. Its compact dimensions (200 × 420 × 400 mm) and support for Micro ATX and ATX motherboards allow building a powerful system in a relatively small footprint while maintaining good airflow.

Suitable for

• Home or office desktop builds using Micro ATX or ATX motherboards
• Systems requiring multiple 3.5" and 2.5" storage drives
• Mid-range gaming or workstation builds with graphics cards up to 35.5 cm
• Users who need front USB 3.0 access and an integrated card reader

Key specifications

• Form factor: Tower (Midi-Tower)
• Power supply: SL-500K, 500 W (included)
• Supported motherboards: Micro ATX, ATX
• Drive bays: 4 × 3.5", 2 × 2.5", 3 × 5.25"
• Fan support: up to four fans (120 mm front/side, 80/120 mm rear as applicable)
• Maximum GPU length: 355 mm
• Front ports: 2 × USB 3.0 (USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A), SDHC/MMC/MS card reader
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 200 × 420 × 400 mm
• Weight: 4.21 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install the Micro ATX or ATX motherboard onto the standoffs, fit the SL-500K power supply into the allocated compartment and connect power cables to the components. Mount storage drives into the 3.5" or 2.5" bays and secure them according to the internal cage design. Install fans in the front, side or rear positions as required for optimal airflow, and insert the graphics card with a length not exceeding 35.5 cm. Connect the front-panel USB ports and card reader to the motherboard headers.

Recommendations

For stable temperatures and quiet operation, configure front intake fans and a rear exhaust fan, use cable routing to improve airflow, and verify GPU clearance before final assembly.