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Putting a mATX motherboard inside, doesn't make a 64 litre case small form factor
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Was waiting for someone else to say it first.

@Qu1ckset, I don't think you qualify, man.
 
Just avoid any ambiguities relating to the "matx" in the tread title I'll just quote the OP.
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In general, a beastly system needs to have discrete graphics and a quad core processor. Watercooling, custom cases, or in-depth case mods all help as well. Micro-Atx or smaller boards, and no cases with more than 4 expansion slots regardless of the board inside.
Nothing against you. You're still welcome to discuss SFF here but that case is in no way SFF regardless of what's in it.
 
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Everyone is correct. The build is nice, but ATX cases dilute the purpose of the thread. I never want to turn away anyone, but the locals get restless when big cases show up.

What about chopping the bottom 3 slots off? We all love chopped cases!
 
Fair enough guys , just figured I'd post this here , I posted my old RV03 build in this thread before with no complaints 2 years ago (mATX) , but it's all good, I still have my Z87 Maximus VI Impact with EK Fullcover Block and Ram Block sitting in my closet waiting for a worthy case, will see what 2015 has to offer for mITX! Thinking also buying a FT03 Mini as well
 
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Order page is open now I heard
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without modding, the M1 v3 simply can't handle watercooling with a 160mm long PSU, right? Since you'd run into conflicts with radiators on both the side panel and the floor?
 
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without modding, the M1 v3 simply can't handle watercooling with a 160mm long PSU, right? Since you'd run into conflicts with radiators on both the side panel and the floor?
The M1 is tiny, only just a little larger than the SG05, so indeed if you want to use the side fan bracket for a radiator, then you can't also fit an ATX PSU. The SX600-G is a great PSU from my experience so far. Lots of complaints about noise, but it's overall quieter than the ST45SF-G, and the coil whine goes away after some use.

Or just use a single 120mm on the back part of the bracket, then you can fit an ATX PSU.
 
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The M1 is tiny, only just a little larger than the SG05, so indeed if you want to use the side fan bracket for a radiator, then you can't also fit an ATX PSU. The SX600-G is a great PSU from my experience so far. Lots of complaints about noise, but it's overall quieter than the ST45SF-G, and the coil whine goes away after some use.

Or just use a single 120mm on the back part of the bracket, then you can fit an ATX PSU.
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The air 240 isn't really SFF at 33L, the 250 is still a bit over at 25L, how big do you want to go?
Doesnt matter which is bigger, interms of performance which is better and will stay cooler with the parts i got; gtx 690, h100i, i5-4690k
 
Im looking for a nice case for a M-ITX build im trying to think of, I want a horizontal case mainly or a small cube, But PSU placement needs to be specific and im looking at something with a bit of front airflow, if its a cube then i would like a 140MM fan i would like and it will probably be the only fan other than the SST 600W Gold SFF PSU im getting, Also including the possibilty of putting a graphics card inside.

Needs plenty of ventilation as Im looking to use the Nofan CR-80 heatsink too.
 
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Im looking for a nice case for a M-ITX build im trying to think of, I want a horizontal case mainly or a small cube, But PSU placement needs to be specific and im looking at something with a bit of front airflow, if its a cube then i would like a 140MM fan i would like and it will probably be the only fan other than the SST 600W Gold SFF PSU im getting, Also including the possibilty of putting a graphics card inside.

Needs plenty of ventilation as Im looking to use the Nofan CR-80 heatsink too.
corsair 250d, corsair air 240, prodigy.
 
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Doesnt matter which is bigger, interms of performance which is better and will stay cooler with the parts i got; gtx 690, h100i, i5-4690k
The air 240 would stay cooler than the 250D with out a doubt & the 240 would also give you the option to go mATX MB in the future if you ever wanted.
 
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corsair 250d, corsair air 240, prodigy.
Personally i find all of them cases to be too big because of their PSU layout, I actually found the lianli PC-O5 does what i want but its not gonna be released till feb next year
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would be about march - april till we see them in the UK too i guess.
 
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Personally i find all of them cases to be too big because of their PSU layout, I actually found the lianli PC-O5 does what i want but its not gonna be released till feb next year
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would be about march - april till we see them in the UK too i guess.
well they are all itx cases, what size are u thinking of? Fractal design array r2 is a mini itx shape of a cube, hadron air, asrock m8, Silverstone Raven Z RVZ01. Just search on google for mini itx cases and see which suits u.
 
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