Hi,
Sadly, i haven't received any replies in other forums, so I thought I'd try here.
I am wondering if any of you have experience with the Fractal Design Node 804 case.
What I'm looking for is a way of fitting two motherboards (1 mATX & 1 mITX with separate PSU's) into one Node 804 case.
The HDD chamber should be able to fit a mITX motherboard if you remove one of the HDD trays.
Though it lacks the proper screw holes, etc, in my case, it will use it's own picoPSU and only requires a network cable to be connected. Nothing more.
The second alternative would be to mount the mITX motherboard on top of the mATX motherboard, as I guess the screw holes are in the same places. The issues, I assume, is that this will block the access to the PCIe 16x-port and might narrow down the max height of my CPU coolers.
I'm open for anything. I basically just want to use a server and a gaming computer in the same rig.
/Pete
Sadly, i haven't received any replies in other forums, so I thought I'd try here.
I am wondering if any of you have experience with the Fractal Design Node 804 case.
What I'm looking for is a way of fitting two motherboards (1 mATX & 1 mITX with separate PSU's) into one Node 804 case.
The HDD chamber should be able to fit a mITX motherboard if you remove one of the HDD trays.
Though it lacks the proper screw holes, etc, in my case, it will use it's own picoPSU and only requires a network cable to be connected. Nothing more.
The second alternative would be to mount the mITX motherboard on top of the mATX motherboard, as I guess the screw holes are in the same places. The issues, I assume, is that this will block the access to the PCIe 16x-port and might narrow down the max height of my CPU coolers.
I'm open for anything. I basically just want to use a server and a gaming computer in the same rig.
/Pete
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