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Ensure that the chassis supports your motherboard specifications (such as ATX, Micro ATX, or Mini ITX). If there are upgrade plans in the future, it is recommended to choose a chassis that supports larger motherboards to avoid the inability to install new hardware due to size limitations. At the same time, check the screw hole positions of the chassis and the design of the motherboard tray to ensure a smooth installation process.

If you are using high-performance hardware such as high-end graphics cards or CPUs, choose a chassis that supports multiple fans or liquid cooling systems to ensure good heat dissipation. Pay attention to the air duct design of the chassis. Good air ducts can significantly improve heat dissipation efficiency and avoid hardware frequency reduction or damage due to overheating.

Choose a chassis that supports sufficient hard drive and SSD installation slots based on your storage needs. If you need to install multiple graphics cards or other expansion cards, make sure the chassis has enough space and slots. Modular design of the chassis allows you to adjust the internal layout more flexibly and adapt to future hardware upgrades.