Alyuin

i am kinda favoring a m-atx system cause its still has the extra set of pce lanes that i could potentialy run dual graphics in

USA budget for the case should probably be under $125 USD

hey guys im opening this up to the community to help me with a problem. i need a new computer case. what im looking for is a computer case that is either M-atx or M-itx size. i need it to be able to have a 240mm aio in it or a enough head room so i can lay a beefy air cooler on it. the psu should preferably be a ATX size and also support a full size gpu. Thanks guys

Micro itx boards now adays throw Sata express wifi cards on the the board. which is a blessing and curse. For me i am looking at the z170i gaming pro ac from msi. i was woundering if i can take out the stata express wifi card and pop in a storage drive there. so i would have 1. M.2 storage 1. stata express drive and possibly 2 ssds for storage of games and media. is it possible for this to work?

Ok this may have a couple of different answers but options are good. im looking to build a new computer. But there is a catch. I need it to run solid works. 3D modeling tool that is just plan awesome to play with. I currently have a i5 3570k at 4.2ghz and the issues I have is when I do big calculations in solid works it just plan crashes. The other hand is I need a gaming monster. I enjoy all the new triple A titles or at lease a majority of them but I do enjoy csgo. From time to time. So so it boils down to server grade or consumer. And what CPUs would do just the trick

I was wondering is there any real preformence factors going from an atx to a matx to an mitx board. Cause I got a crazy idea cooking for a case but I don't want to gimp on preformence.