Segotep Memphis-S Ninja Edition Mini Tower - Compact High-Airflow Case

Our review of the Segotep Memphis-S Ninja Edition finds a compact yet capable M-ATX mini tower aimed at builders who want strong cooling and visible internals without a large footprint. The biggest reason to buy is its combination of a 4mm IMAX-grade tempered glass side panel and a design focused on airflow, including a vertical air duct and support for up to six 120mm fans plus a 240mm top radiator, making this case especially attractive to small-form-factor gamers and performance-focused compact builds.

Key Features

• M-ATX / ITX support: Lets users build either micro ATX or mini ITX systems for flexible compact builds without wasted space.
• Large GPU clearance: Supports graphics cards up to 350mm when paired with a 140mm PSU, accommodating modern 40 Series GPUs and long aftermarket coolers.
• Storage flexibility: Accepts up to three 2.5 in SSDs and one 3.5 in HDD, allowing a mix of fast NVMe/SSD storage and a single high-capacity drive.
• Advanced cooling layout: Can house up to six 120mm fans and a 240mm top radiator to prioritize sustained cooling for high-performance components.
• Tool-free access and airflow duct: The tool-free side panel and vertical air duct simplify maintenance and help direct fresh air across key components.
• MEOW RGB lighting panel: Adds a distinctive lighting element for users who want a visual focal point without an overly flashy case.

Who It's For

The Memphis-S Ninja Edition is best for PC builders who need a compact enclosure that does not compromise cooling or GPU length, such as gamers using M-ATX or ITX motherboards and owners of long GPUs up to 350mm. It suits people who value a tempered glass side panel for component visibility and an integrated RGB panel for style.

Those who need extensive internal drive cages, full ATX motherboard support, or extremely quiet, full-tower acoustic tuning should look elsewhere; this case favors compact performance and visual presentation over maximum storage capacity or the absolute largest motherboards.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Excellent cooling potential with room for six 120mm fans and a 240mm top radiator, keeping components cool under load.
• Long GPU support up to 350mm with a 140mm PSU, enabling modern high-end graphics cards.
• Attractive 4mm IMAX-grade tempered glass side panel and MEOW RGB panel that showcase the build.
• Tool-free side panel and vertical air duct streamline maintenance and improve airflow direction.

Cons

• Drive capacity is modest with up to three 2.5 in SSDs and a single 3.5 in HDD, which may limit users needing many large hard drives.
• As a mini tower, internal space can be tight for extensive cable management compared with larger cases.

Specifications

Form factor support	M-ATX / ITX
GPU clearance	Up to 350mm (with 140mm PSU)
Drive bays	Up to 3x 2.5 in SSD and 1x 3.5 in HDD
Cooling options	Up to 6x 120mm fans + 240mm top radiator
Side panel	4mm IMAX-grade tempered glass
Extras	Tool-free side panel, vertical air duct, MEOW RGB panel

Our Verdict

The Segotep Memphis-S Ninja Edition is a strong pick for compact builds that need room for long GPUs and robust cooling while keeping components visible through a quality tempered glass panel. It represents good value for builders prioritizing thermal performance and style in an M-ATX mini tower, though users needing many internal drives or full ATX space should consider a larger chassis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this case fit full ATX motherboards?
No. The case supports M-ATX and ITX motherboards only.

Can I install a 240mm top radiator?
Yes. The Memphis-S supports a 240mm radiator mounted at the top of the case.

How many drives can I install?
The case accepts up to three 2.5 in SSDs and one 3.5 in HDD according to the official configuration.