I would like to build a super slim gaming rig for lan partes and such. I was wondering if a case exists with a mini itx form factor that is slim and also has enough space for me to fit a gpu in by using a right angle connector. the gpu I would like to fit is a evga gtx 750ti
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Is something small but cubish viable aswell, instead of slim? I'm building something similar in terms of small
size intended, though also minimal noise. I'm using a Silverstone SG055BB-Lite, ASUS Z97I-Plus miniITX,
Samsung 840 Pro, GTX 750 Ti 2GB (or an updated edition if NVIDIA releases such a thing alongside the new
900s), and initially a Pentium G3258 which might be upgraded later depending on benchmarking results.
The PSU is a BeQuiet! SFX 350W, and the case is fitted with a slimline bluray rewriter. Intention is to support
moderate gaming to an HD TV, DNLA (movie library and digitised VHS archive), wifi, etc., while being as quiet
as possible with good power saving features.
Ian.
size intended, though also minimal noise. I'm using a Silverstone SG055BB-Lite, ASUS Z97I-Plus miniITX,
Samsung 840 Pro, GTX 750 Ti 2GB (or an updated edition if NVIDIA releases such a thing alongside the new
900s), and initially a Pentium G3258 which might be upgraded later depending on benchmarking results.
The PSU is a BeQuiet! SFX 350W, and the case is fitted with a slimline bluray rewriter. Intention is to support
moderate gaming to an HD TV, DNLA (movie library and digitised VHS archive), wifi, etc., while being as quiet
as possible with good power saving features.
Ian.
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This is probably as small as you'll get in a cube form factor http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119299&cm_re=Elite_110-_-11-119-299-_-Product
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How about the lian li Q07?
It is aluminum for light weight. 1.1kg.
It is small, 8.19" x 7.60" x 11.02"
It takes a standard psu and can handle a graphics card up to 180mm.
I think the card needs to be a single slot card.
There are a bunch of reviews of builds using the case.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112227
http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-q07/
It is aluminum for light weight. 1.1kg.
It is small, 8.19" x 7.60" x 11.02"
It takes a standard psu and can handle a graphics card up to 180mm.
I think the card needs to be a single slot card.
There are a bunch of reviews of builds using the case.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112227
http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-q07/
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Interesting, that CM case is quite a bit wider and higher than the Sugo, though the Sugo is
a little bit deeper (8.7" x 6.93" x 10.87", vs. the CM's 11.1" x 8.2" x 10.3"). The Sugo is
almost a pound lighter too.
Have to say though, if you pulled that Raven out of your bag at a LP, people would take notice.
Not keen on the look of the Lian Li, somehow the tallish height kinda grates my eyeballs. :}
Ian.
a little bit deeper (8.7" x 6.93" x 10.87", vs. the CM's 11.1" x 8.2" x 10.3"). The Sugo is
almost a pound lighter too.
Have to say though, if you pulled that Raven out of your bag at a LP, people would take notice.
Not keen on the look of the Lian Li, somehow the tallish height kinda grates my eyeballs. :}
Ian.
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