the caselab is sweet! but i dont need that much space, it doesnt even look small.. I like the idea of this case and prodigy, but wish they were smaller
SG series seems okay but the psu location is above the mobo.
Depends on your budget and how long you can wait. There's a case being developed that meets your requirements, but it will be around $200 and is still under development. Web search for "ncase m1."
saw the ncase m1 case too. Note sure what to think of the internal layout.. outside looks nice
200$ for a case is pushing it quite a bit.. wanting something more like $100
That mini cube seems very simple and probably what I'm looking for.. wonder what could be done with it
If linus can stuff p8z77, titan, 2 hdd, 2 ssd, and a full size psu... I think you could built just about anything. I've seen a bunch of them with H80s in push/pull in front of the psu. Then you have a rear exhaust (120mm iirc). My home server is going in a mini cube. Oh and it's like $78.
If linus can stuff p8z77, titan, 2 hdd, 2 ssd, and a full size psu... I think you could built just about anything. I've seen a bunch of them with H80s in push/pull in front of the psu. Then you have a rear exhaust (120mm iirc). My home server is going in a mini cube. Oh and it's like $78.
I think the MiniCube has only 80mm rear fan. What I worry about with the MiniCube is that the drives don't get any airflow and are directly behind the motherboard plate. It seems like a neat and space saving solution instead of having drive bays, but I would be worried about HDD temps in that case.
Holy smokes!!! Well, I guess you could drop cubitek a line and see what they say. If I find anything I'll post it here.
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