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02-09-2011, 09:36 AM
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Mini ITX Case review (Tom's Hardware)
As an avid mini builder, I thought I would pass this review on to all. It is a very good review in regards to finding that right Mini-ITX case for your build. He pretty much nails it in regards to his comparisons. This form factor is the most difficult to find a functional case for, as it generally is hit and miss in regards to case size, stock cooler heights, expansion cards, and power supplies etc. I have wasted a few bucks in my days figuring these things out as the descriptions and specs can be absent or misleading. Hope this helps someone out there who may be considering a mini build.
Hands-On With Five Mini-ITX Cases : Cases For The Smallest PC Platform |
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02-09-2011, 11:32 AM
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Thanks....worth a bookmark.
 I still need to build that mini navigation computer for the boat.
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02-09-2011, 02:03 PM
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It's not cheap, but I think I'd use the Lian-Li for the boat. The biggest selling points are the ability to take a standard ATX PSU and standard size drives.
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